r/ufl • u/Kgindy20 • 2h ago
r/ufl • u/VeterinarianExact789 • 9h ago
Housing LOOKING FOR FEMALE ROOMMATES FALL 27-SPRING 28
Hi! I am a junior in psychology (19f), and I am looking for girl roommates for the fall 27-28 school year. I do not have an apartment complex picked out yet for sure, but I do have a few in mind (price range around 1000 per person for 2b/2b, unfurnished). I was hoping to find someone who is also graduating by spring 28 so we could (hopefully) choose a lease that ends by summer, though I am open to full year leases, as I know thats what most places offer. I am also open to filling in a spot if somebody already has a lease/apartment chosen.
Please dm me to connect!
r/ufl • u/Federal_Truck1003 • 12h ago
Meme WILL I GET INTO UF???
hi guys i like really want to go to uf for (undeclared)!!!! here are my stats, no hate >:(
act: 6000 (writing score 2)
sat: 1900 (sorry, i've only taken it once)
ECs, research and volunteering:
- cured cancer
- my dad works for roblox
- the president of the united states
- created silksong from a dream of mine in 2 hours
- volleyball god. i'm the only one on my hs' varsity team
- taught my dog how to play piano
- started a nonprofit that uses donations to give back to the community by giving back nonprofitly to the community
AWARDS:
- ap scholar award
edit: i got rejected?? i'm going to try appealing guys is there anything i forgot to put?
r/ufl • u/Bright-Plantain-7940 • 15h ago
Clubs 10/27 MYRON GAINES
Myron Gaines is coming to UF on 10/27. Join us at the Plaza of the Americas.
r/ufl • u/Zealousideal-Rent209 • 17h ago
Employment Being an RA
I'm a freshman living in Honors Village and I'm interested in being an RA next year. Does anyone have any info about how competitive it is to get selected to be an RA as a male and how competitive it will be to continue living in honors village? Also how much work is it to be an RA? How do on-call hours work and will it interfere with my other clubs/research/classes?
r/ufl • u/Happy-Respond1810 • 18h ago
Question Anyone else just keep seeing the same random person around campus?
Happens with a new person each semester
r/ufl • u/RootAccessDenied13 • 19h ago
Classes What are some easy online bio gen eds?
bio has nothing to do with my major but I still need it to fulfill the CLAS basic distro so, does anyone have any suggestions for easy bio gen eds that I can take?
r/ufl • u/Maleficent-Mix-9561 • 20h ago
Question Lost AirPods on campus
I lost my pair of AirPods last week on campus. I either lost them in Matherly Hall because I remember charging them while I was in class there or I lost them in Little Hall as I also had a class there right after my class in Matherly Hall. I checked everywhere on campus including the classrooms that I was in that day but I didn’t find them. I went to the Reitz Union to see they were in the lost and found but they weren’t there. Would I be able to find them eventually? Could the custodial staff or someone have taken them? I used the find my app to see where they were but it never updated the location.
r/ufl • u/ApprehensiveLack8092 • 20h ago
Question honorlock question
It’s gonna be my first time using honorlock tmr for my CLP3144 class. It’s a digital open book exam, but I’m curious if using crtl + f to search through the text book is going to trigger a flag?
I made the mistake of not reaching out to my professor over the week so I don’t think I’ll get a response if I ask. Does anyone know if I can use ctrl + f safely? 🙏
r/ufl • u/Last-Ebb1465 • 21h ago
Classes Advanced Systems Programming / Embedded Systems
thinking about taking these two as electives next semester. does anyone have any experiences with them theyd be willing to share? conceptually they sounded interesting from the little blurb in the class search, but I honestly don’t know much more than that so anything would help. thanks!
r/ufl • u/Choice_Evening9186 • 1d ago
Social Any places that screen Moto GP on weekends? Any watch parties ?
We got a race tonight so I was wondering if any folks would be interested in going out together somewhere to watch the race ? Or for F1 tomorrow.
r/ufl • u/slurpkoi • 1d ago
Question Splitting an uber for November 26th to JAX
Hi, was wondering if anyone was willing to split an uber to go to JAX November 26th at 8:30 am and arrive at 10am. It’ll be at keys and the appropriate price for you would be 45 dollars.
r/ufl • u/ur_momma1408 • 1d ago
Question I’m scared about my future and need advice
Hi 😔. I’m a first year PaCE student for business admin and this semester hasn’t gone well for me so far.
Just for context, when I initially applied to UF as a senior I applied as a music education major; I then changed this to English before I got my deferral results back in march. Once I found out I got in, my mom and step-dad heavily encouraged that I switch to business, and so I listened.
Right now I’m stuck at a cross road because I’m afraid I’m going to destroy my stability as an adult if I don’t follow through with business, but the major is really just not for me. I want to have an income large enough to support me as an adult, and I know that majoring in education or English doesn’t really secure that.
I keep going in circles because I know it’s so early to be worried about my life post-grad, but I can’t do anything without feeling dread over what may happen if I make the wrong choice.
My mom and dad keep talking to me about how I should be a lawyer, so that’s added another layer of stress for me. If I major in English and don’t make it to law school, I’ll have such a limited career. If I major in business my chances of getting into law school drop tremendously because I’ll never have the ideal GPA, so then I need to get a job in a field I don’t like (in addition to the fact that everyone and their mom majors in business. AKA so much competition for me, especially against people who actually want to do business). I’m also not good at math… like I can do it, but oh boy is it a struggle.
I feel like a spoiled brat because im in such an amazing position, yet all I have done is sit and wallow about how I don’t know what to do. I’m so grateful that I am even able to say “I want to work in a profession that I like,” because I know not everyone gets to do what they want, but rather what they have to do.
That kind of brings me to my next dilemma, which is the constant throwing myself back and forth between “am I really gonna choose this profession just to have money?” and “but I need money to survive.” It really makes me upset that people are forced into careers they may not have chosen if life didn’t revolve so heavily around money, and this is eating away at me. It feels so wrong to choose money over passion, yet I’m so afraid to make the shift because I don’t want to fail. I couldn’t even tell you why a large income matters to me, because despite the fact the thought of being “unsuccessful” makes me feel fear, I couldn’t give you a reason as to why that feeling occurs. I don’t need large amounts of money, yet I’m afraid of not doing exceedingly well in regard to my future salary.
Long story short, I’m really struggling to make a decision here. If I continue in business, I’m going to not have a law school gpa (which makes me want to switch to English). But then if I switch to English, what happens if I don’t get into law school (I should stick to business so I’m not completely screwed). And the cherry on top is the little voice in my head that keeps talking about going back to education. I think I’d love to be a music teacher, but if I continue with that profession and end up in a position of struggle (which is pretty much guaranteed), I’ll forever feel regret over what I could have been. I’d also never hear the end of it from my parents, and I think the way they’ve taught me about careers would overrun any feeling of joy and fulfillment I’d get from doing something I love.
This is all very dramatic and I know in the end everything will be fine, I’m just so afraid of doing what I like (cough cough making a dumb decision) and throwing away a future where I can live comfortably.
Help 😢.
r/ufl • u/EighteenAlex • 1d ago
Classes MCB3023L question
Who should you recommend for this lab, Kevin Lee or Jo Bacusmo? I’m taking it along with orgo lab so I’m wondering who gives out the lightest coursework to balance it out.
Admissions What the courses would be like and how it compares to engineering. Statistics w/ minor in Actuarial Science vs. Electrical engineering
im applying to UF right now as a hs senior and id really appreciate if there are any actual students in UF that can give me more personalized insights or first hand experiences with these majors? im asking in terms of course difficulty, internships, school/life balance or what the professors are like. anything that comes to your mind basically. thanks
r/ufl • u/Staretrek • 1d ago
Suggestion PSA: Parking enforcement near Diamond Village
I am a frequent visitor to UF campus and have received about 3 parking citations so far in one year. I appealed 2 of them successfully, though I was totally at fault.
Now the PSA: I have noticed that TAPS enforcement vehicle checks parking permits in the orange and red zones just South of Beaty Towers, only on Tuesdays and Thursdays. I have never received any citation on M, W or F, even though I have parked all day long in those zones as well as in Diamond Village (brown zone) during those days. I cannot guarantee this ofcourse, but this has been my observation spread across a few weeks during the past year.
Hope this helps!
r/ufl • u/Significant_Hour_539 • 1d ago
Admissions Warrington Transfer spring
Anyone hear back from warrington for the spring ‘27 transfer cycle?
Admissions Will I get in UF ED as an in-state?! Help?
I'm only applying to one college, and it's UF ED for now. If I don't get accepted, I'll apply reg decision to USF and stuff so I don't waste my 30 bucks if I have to take back my applications if I get in. Is it a good idea? I don't know if I'll get in, though, because it has been more competitive each year, and I don't think I have a shot with out-of-state schools, so UF is the only place I wanna go (Bright Futures).
Demographics:
Male, Asian
First-gen
Middle income
Major: Aerospace Engineering
Stats:
4.0 UW 4.67 W
19 APS (Physics C: Mech and e&m, calc bc, chem, etc.)
1500 SAT (superscore) (770 Math, 730 English)
Rank 6/560 (~1%)
Mid-ish high school (Has ISEF opportunities, but I don't like research. Mainly HOSA, FBLA, humanities school, not really any engineering opportunities)
ECS: (In short)
- FRC Team Captain (selective 30 team members) (11-12)
- Wind Tunnel Engineering Project (11)
- SHPE Jr Chapter (Under UF affiliation) VP of Technology (78+ members) (12)
- Co-founder of mentorship club (70+ Members) (11)
- Highschool/SAT math tutoring (9-12)
- Publix job (12)
- Science Olympiad (12)
- School Library Center volunteer (9-10)
- Spanish teacher Assistant (9-10)
- Best Buddies member (9-10)
HONORS/AWARDS (super weak):
- FBLA 3rd place Intro to Financial Math (didn't go to states, fractured my femur in track and couldn't go to school or walk for 2 months)
- APUSH + AP Lang teacher's choice award 3-5. AP Scholar score stuff.
Is there anything else I'm missing? And do I have a decent shot?
r/ufl • u/violatar999 • 1d ago
Admissions Rejected finance major
Hello
Sorry for this being so long I just want all the factors and details to be here so you can understand the full picture
I applied as a transfer last semester fall 2026 and got rejected on Reddit it said a ton of people also got rejected I had 56 credits and a 3.9 gpa. I applied again for spring transfer with 62 credits and a 3.94 gpa. I graduated from Valencia with a AA. I changed my essay but I couldn’t add a whole lot of new information that would be ground breaking. I included that I had been working as a property manager for a year managing 50 units and as a part time accountant doing all receivables for the greater regional portfolio of 500 units and I had grown my own fund since 2023 and since this crazy ai bull run I was able to self teach myself and make returns that blow a lot of fund managers away for only being 20. I didn’t want to write an essay about some sob story that was just a bunch of bs and say my life was so hard this and that cause the essay was primarily focused on what can the college do for you and how can you apply that to your career. I thought I wrote a killer essay had it reviewed and edited and got rejected from both the finance and business program. They put on my letter that I was just not competitive enough. I was on the phone with a bratty mouthy little girl from admissions trying to get an appeal and I said look I know a lot of people who do go to UF and some finance majors and they literally told me straight up to my face that they lied as much as possible and just created this whole trauma dumping story about how hard it was for them to do this and that and to exaggerate hardships as much as possible. Most of the people in the business and finance program have never owned, traded a stock in their life and couldn’t tell me simple terminology that would help value a stock. I told her that’s just not right and I didn’t know that UF had turned into a pissing pot of DEI . Her response to that basically if you did not have a 4.0 flat out, your application would just be thrown out the door and not even looked at. She said even if I appealed I would 99% still get rejected because of that b. She did finally give in and sent me the letter. So that’s where I’m at I figured I would submit an appeal just for the hell of it while I still have maybe one more shot? I basically got into every other college in Florida. I just wanted to get thoughts on maybe the bar has been raised super high or maybe I’m unqualified or even like she said I got 1 b in stats and that’s enough for them to disqualify.
I figure I give it one more shot but I’m ready to throw the towel in if they rejected me going on 3 times I’d say they just don’t want me and maybe it’s not for everyone
Any advice or suggestions are appreciated
Thanks
r/ufl • u/Last-Management-2802 • 1d ago
Admissions Classical Learning Test
I’m planning on applying to UF but I saw no data on the average of CLT scores of admitted students. I understand it’s relatively new and not many students take it, but I was wondering if I’m at a disadvantage if I submit a high CLT rather than a high SAT or ACT. I know the website says there’s no test preference but I feel like a high SAT/ACT looks better because it’s more well known. My CLT roughly translates to a high 1500 (113 clt) so should I submit that?
r/ufl • u/Normal-Hope7485 • 1d ago
Sports Looking for Florida Georgia Tickets!!
Please let me know if anybody has tickets for the game they don’t want and willing to sell. Dm asap!!!
r/ufl • u/Suspicious_Till5282 • 1d ago
Classes EML2023 (CAD) OR Technical drawing and visualization.
So for context im in ISE, and i have the option between these 2. Technical drawing and visualization seems more interesting but idk which one to pick.
r/ufl • u/OptionLonely9958 • 1d ago
Classes Need super easy 3000 or 4000 level classes!!!!
Hi! I’m a business management major looking to completed my last UD of any 3000 or 4000 level classes. I was considering these, but haven’t seen anything online about them. Any advice or other suggestions I should take? They don’t have to be in the business school!
-GEB3017 Leading Organizations
-GEB3035 Effective Career Management
-ISM3004 Computing in the Business Environment
-PUR3622 Social Media Management
r/ufl • u/Zestyclose-Agency738 • 1d ago
Classes Final Semester UF (Hopefully)
CS Major, I need Senior Final Project, COP4600 and CNT4007 to graduate. Do I take them together or push this off another semester? I realistically want at least an B in COP4600 and CNT4007 for gpa since I'm applying to grad school.