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Does University of Florida accept the Common Application?

by Lennon Wade

Does University of Florida accept the Common Application?

The University of Florida accepts both the Coalition Application and The Common Application This link will open in a new tab. Students can choose either application and only need to apply once.

What is the application deadline for University of Florida?

March 1

How do I apply for college in Florida?

Fill Out Application

  1. Submit Test Scores (SAT/ACT/CLT)
  2. Send High School and/or College Transcripts.
  3. Email Academic Character References.
  4. Look for Financial Aid.
  5. Code of Conduct.

What is an FTIC student?

You are a FTIC student if you have never attended a college or university. Even if you were enrolled in a dual credit program in high school and then graduated, you are still considered a FTIC student when you enroll as a full-time student at TCC.

What colleges require common app?

United States Schools that Accept the Common Application

  • Adelphi University. Agnes Scott College.
  • Babson College. Baldwin-Wallace College.
  • D ‘Youville College. Daemen College.
  • Earlham College. East Carolina University.
  • Fairfield University. Fairleigh Dickinson University.
  • Gannon University.
  • Hamilton College.
  • Illinois College.

How do I apply for undergraduate at USF?

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  1. Complete the Online Application for Admission.
  2. Pay the non-refundable $30 application fee.
  3. Send the required documentation and unofficial transcripts from each college or university you attended, to include military credits and CLEP scores.

How long does it take USF to make an admission decision?

approximately 6-8 weeks

What does first time student mean?

First-time student (undergraduate) A student who has no prior postsecondary experience (except as noted below) attending any institution for the first time at the undergraduate level.

What Florida colleges use the Common App?

Florida

  • Ave Maria University.
  • Barry University.
  • Beacon College.
  • Eckerd College.
  • Flagler College.
  • Florida Atlantic University.
  • Florida Gulf Coast University.
  • Florida Institute of Technology.