<p>Even Princeton and MIT have sent me general information in the mail. What gives? Does UF think it's an ivy now?</p>
<p>Haha it almost makes me not want to apply there at all, if they get too snobby. :p</p>
<p>I don't think I've ever got a brochure (and I got brochures from MIT and Princeton), so I don't think it's anything new. Neither has my little brother and older sister. I dunno, maybe you just get the brochures when you visit the campus.</p>
<p>And I don't think UF will ever be as snobby as some of the Ivies and super elites, lol. That's just not possible. :) Except in sports of course, we can say whatever we want there.</p>
<p>Because they know people will apply and its expensive to send brochures out to every single person that would be considering applying to UF. I bet if they did, they would probably would have twice as many request as MIT and Princeton for brochures. The money can be spent elsewhere.</p>
<p>Yea but with the extra money made from the increase in applications it could easily be recouped, For such a popular school UF still hasn't passed the 30k application something which lesser known schools have accomplished Northeastern, Boston U etc... a bit more advertising could put UF into another category, I remeber University of Wisconsin-madision sending me a sick brochure, I applied even though i couldn't and wouldn't be able to go there, so basically they invested and reaped in money,.</p>
<p>But aren't BU, Northeastern, etc application fees more expensive than UF's? When I applied to UF 3 years ago it was $30. Most of the other schools I applied to were double that.</p>