1. Application deadlines:
Make sure you are aware of the application deadlines for your desired program and submit all required materials on time.
2. Required standardized tests:
Determine which standardized tests are necessary for admission, such as the SAT or ACT, and schedule them well in advance.
3. Academic transcripts:
Request your high school or previous college transcripts to be sent to the University of Florida.
4. Financial aid applications:
Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be considered for financial assistance.
5. Scholarships and grants:
Explore UF-specific scholarships and external grants to help fund your education.
6. Housing options:
Research and apply for on-campus or off-campus housing options that suit your preferences and budget.
7. Orientation programs:
Register for orientation sessions to familiarize yourself with the campus, academic expectations, and available resources.
8. Health insurance and immunizations:
Ensure you have the required health insurance and immunizations to meet UF's health and safety standards.
9. Advising and course registration:
Meet with academic advisors to plan your course schedule and get guidance on your academic journey.
10. Campus resources and support services:
Familiarize yourself with the various resources available on campus, including libraries, tutoring centers, and counseling services.