<p>Hey, I was just looking at the new 2010 Freshman Profile and it says that high school students that applied and had 31+ "academic courses" got in at a percent of 87.1 (210/241)</p>
<p>So what does UF consider an academic course? And do they count the courses you will take your senior year if you apply in the summer before senior year?</p>
<p>Because I'm going to take 8 dual enrollment classes. But 6 of them are in my senior year (3 in fall and 3 in spring) So would UF see these classes o_O?</p>
<p>Academic courses are usually courses that are math, science, social science, history, english and foreign languages (regular, honors, ap, ib, even aice). physical education, life management, business technology, arts, teachers aid, these are usually electives and does not count as academic electives.</p>
<p>Thanks SeekingUni. Do you know if economics and government count as 2 separate academic courses or only 1 because they are each only 1 semester? If they are 2 spearate, I’ll be at 22 academic courses, but otherwise I’ll only have 21.</p>
<p>probably. it would be a ‘humanities’ (at a high school leve), if its what i think it is.</p>
<p>also, i want to mention, though its been a while so i might be misremembering: if a class is honors, it counts as academic regardless. for instance, i took some engineering classes that didn’t necessarily qualify for any core subjects, but they were considered.</p>
<p>one of my journalism classes was an honors credit because it was my third year of taking the course, would this count as an academic course then?</p>