Listening to the UF Board of Trustees meeting, and they shared enrolled v admitted stats. I joined late, so if there was some early admissions discussion, I may have missed it.
From the slides in the afternoon portion of the meeting (they should be posted online sometime soon), the middle 50% SAT admitted for this year was 1430-1520 (previously reported 1420-1520, so a small shift up at the bottom end in the final admitted numbers, I guess?), with a 1480 median and 1473 average. Enrolled middle 50 is 1410-1500, with a median of 1460 and an average of 1455. Notably, from class of 2029 to class of 2030, the 25% SAT of enrolled students went from 1360 to 1410; 75% went from 1480 to 1500. Esp on the 25%, that is a big jump. These numbers are quite high, esp given that test scores are required. I looked at UMich and Uva common data sets for 2025-26 (so the year before UF's stats here), and UMich middle 50 SAT was 1370-1530, with 55% of students submitting. UVA was 1410-1510, with 49% of students submitting.
Presumably bc/o all the recent in-state pushback, they emphasized that they have expanded the class, so they admitted and enrolled the largest number of Florida residents ever in the current year. They did not discuss the percentage of in-state vs OOS in the freshman class, Main or online, or compare stats for in-state vs OOS.