<p>i know UF UM and FSU are all better in-states (in most everyone's opinion)
and while i'll probably apply to at least one of those also,
i want a 100% (or close to it) safety that's still pretty good.</p>
<p>so is UCF this for me?</p>
<p>stats:
female
fl resident
4.67w
4.0uw
1/400ish
i'll have 8ish APs when i graduate
sat:
750 cr 780 math 750 writing</p>
<p>ecs:
4 year varsity tennis and captain sr year
4 year varsity swim, captain sr year
nhs-3 years
beta-3 years
anchor-4 years
very involved in youth group-mission trips
student government rep. for 9th 11th maybe officer for 12th
part time lifeguarding two summers
250+ hours volunteering for hospice+local hospital
about 100 more hours for various community service
multiple published in brio mag and teen ink</p>
<p>please respond, even with just a yes or a no!</p>
<p>in Florida u should get in to the top 3 schools: UF, UM, FSU.
not only should u get in, but id be shocked if they dont give u scholarships.
Expect at least 50% tuition scholarships at UF and UM. and Expect no less than full tuition at FSU.</p>
<p>Bright Futures will take care of your tuition at all the public schools and like the poster above me, you will get scholarships to cover room and board. </p>
<p>My brother got into UM with a few small scholarships with stats much worse than yours. </p>
<p>I hope you are considering some out of state colleges that are better than our Florida institutions. You have good chances at some top schools.</p>
<p>thanks.
and i know it probably sounded dumb,
i just wanted to make sure.
i mean, they don't have a super high acceptance rate.
like, 50-60 percent i think.</p>
<p>and yes, i plan to apply to oos schools, and i have bright futures, but i just want a 100% backup.</p>
<p>(if UF wasn't so large, and if FSU wasn't so crowded, i'd probably consider them more. i'll probably end up applying to them or at least one of them, and probably UM also)</p>