This is true especially for students continuing with study of a language previously studied. These standards include completing all prerequisite courses and achieving the minimum overall and pre-professional GPAs required. Such students will be held to a higher standard for admission. Once admitted, transfer students are responsible for meeting with their major department and an adviser in 100 AAC to ensure that their transfer credits are evaluated for the UF degree. They must submit a program plan identifying the courses they intend to complete for the new major as well as a statement explaining their educational goals.
Students can only pursue the major to which they have been admitted.
First, under the supervision of the college and the AAC, students may apply to pursue a second bachelor's degree or to meet prerequisites for admission to a health professions program. Applicants should not choose this option on their applications. Students seeking postbaccalaureate status under the first option must submit to a highly selective application process. Students must have a minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.0 to be considered for 6LS under the first option. Priority to pursue a second bachelor's degree is for those who have met the critical tracking criteria for the fifth semester in the intended major.