Summer admission is less competitive than fall admission. Yes, two sequential years of the same foreign language taken in high school or eight to ten sequential semester credit hours taken at the postsecondary level are required for admission to any program at the University of Florida. The Department has collaborated with the college in developing a listing of courses that should be completed at the community college prior to transferring to the University of Florida. A copy of the departmental prerequisite courses can be obtained from the AEC undergraduate coordinator or your community college advisor. Some students require one or more additional semesters to complete their degree, depending upon the nature of their program.
Students can choose to live on or off-campus.
Residence hall assignments are made on a space-available basis. Freshmen who apply early and submit their housing request in a timely manner will receive priority consideration. Off-campus housing may increase the overall cost. The University offers a variety of federal and state financial assistance programs, including scholarships, loans, grants, and part-time employment. After enrolling students can contact the UF Division of Athletics for ticket information on all Gator athletic events, including football.