<p>i put my name and my uf id # just incase the letter and my essays got separated.</p>
<p>the email i received said decisions won't be made until 6 weeks after the march 1st deadline. however, i really wouldn't be surprised if people started hearing before that.</p>
<p>Durak:
If you have 60+ credits, you are considered a Junior, with junior standing. I'm a freshman at my University and I applied with more than 60 credits(85 credits if they accept most of my mdc and unc credits plus all of my ap's).
To everyone else:
How's the letter of intent? What were the prompts?</p>
<p>"Your application for admission to the University of Florida for the Fall 2009 term has been referred to your college for a final decision. </p>
<p>Please refer to the information below to determine whether any additional information is required. If you have sent information to us recently, please allow time for processing."</p>
<p>Then under that, there are some charts identifying courses in progress, application fee, all time accounted for, and the transcripts that have been received. Basically, I'm planning on finishing up those two essay questions for the letter of intent within the week (the second question is annoying me), which should be the final step. From what I understand, we should hear a decision six weeks after the April 2nd deadline.</p>
<p>Community college GPA: 4.0
AA degree
Applied for: Journalism</p>
<p>~ Question: Who all received the e-mail asking for a letter of intent? Did you get it from UF or from your specific program? I have not been contacted at all (I applied in early September), and was not asked to write any essays on my application.</p>
<p>Also, has anyone heard about their transfer acceptance rates this year? Last year they were slashed by 30% but I haven't been able to find any information regarding this years percentage.</p>
<p>For other UG transfers:
2,238 applied
223 admitted
10% admit rate</p>
<p>Looks like this info was entered October 2009 for the 2008 class.
Don't know if that means you have to wait until October 2010 fro the 2009 info.</p>
<p>NOTE: All transfer applicants should realize that Florida public community college graduates who have completed a university-parallel program and an Associate of Arts degree will receive priority consideration for admission IF they meet the requirements for admission to their UF college/major. </p>
<p>The numbers reflected above shockinly show this to be true.
39.9% vs. 10%</p>
<p>Total transfer students enrolled was actually only 1,142.</p>
<p>Maximus-- UF contacted and accepted you already for Fall? Does School of Business have rolling admissions, then? Because the deadline isnt until June 1st for that college I think... For most the deadline for transfer admissions is tomorrow.</p>
<p>Yes, I logged in and it says quote "Congratulations!!! Your application to the University of Florida for the Fall 2009 term has been approved! " When I called they said that I would probably hear something end of March, but I got it early.</p>