UF University of Florida Transfer

[meganmalone11]

Hi, I want to transfer to UF in Summer 2019
I currently have an overall GPA of 3.9, will either be a 3.91 or 3.93 after this semester and still have fall semester too.
I have a major GPA (classes in my major) of 4.0 and will remain that way
I have a prerequisite gpa of 3.83 which will either be a 3.88 or 3.9 after this semester and still have fall semester too.

IDK if they look at the breakdown of the GPA or not, but figured I would provide it.
I am a public health major, and will have my AA (associates degree) from University of South Florida
I will also have all the recommended classes done and specific prerequisites from UF

I was wondering what my chances of getting in are and how many transfer students get in, and how many public health transfer students get accepted.

[meganmalone11]

@Gator88NE

[Gator88NE]

Well, looking at the 2016 UF Annual Admission report (for Summer B 2015 to Summer A 2016):

Health and Human Performance: 653 applicants, 214 Admits
Health Professions: 286 Applicants, 78 Admits

The “Bachelor of Public Health” program is a limited access program, so it’s very selective. The Bachelor of Health Sciences program is not limited access, so it’s easier to transfer into.

https://phhp.ufl.edu/academics/undergraduate/

Admission Considerations: Admission to the University does not guarantee admission to our College because our academic programs are “limited access.” Limited access means that we admit only a limited number of students each year to ensure our students get the best clinical training possible. Students receiving their AA degree from a Florida Community College are given equal consideration with University of Florida students. However, all students must have all requirements completed, including an AA degree, by the end of Summer A term for both Summer and Fall admission.

https://phhp.ufl.edu/academics/undergraduate/program-applications/how-to-apply/