My Chances of Getting Into UCF

seiclan
Mon, 22 Jun 2009 14:34:27 +0000

From the UCF Website:

To be considered for admission, first year applicants must submit the following documentation to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions:

An application for admission
A non-refundable $30 application fee
Official high school transcript
Official SAT (code:5233) or ACT (code:0735) scores
Official GED or TOEFL score, if applicable
Submission of the Counselor Recommendation Form
Submission of the application essay is strongly encouraged

From the Honors College website:

Admission to The Burnett Honors College is highly selective. Typically, academically talented students identified by the UCF Undergraduate Admissions Office are invited to apply to University Honors by The Burnett Honors College. However, any incoming student interested in applying to The Burnett Honors College may request an Honors Application by completing and submitting the Honors Application Request form below. To be eligible to apply to The Burnett Honors College, students must:
Be admitted to UCF
Complete the Honors application in its entirety, including the personal statement and an unofficial copy of the high school transcript.
Note: A student may apply to The Burnett Honors College prior to being admitted to UCF, but the College will be unable to review the application until the applicant has been admitted to UCF.

The Burnett Honors College has a rolling admissions process. Typically, applicants receive a decision within 3-5 weeks after they apply. The admission process involves a comprehensive review of the applicant’s academic background, standardized test scores, and activities and interests. Applications are mailed to prospective students starting mid-September. Because The Burnett Honors College accepts a limited number of students each year, students should submit their Honors Application as early as possible. The Burnett Honors College considers each applicant’s weighted high school grade point average, class rank, the new SAT and/or ACT scores, advanced course work (AP, IB, and dual enrollment), and participation in co-curricular activities. Applicants must provide an unofficial high school transcript directly to The Burnett Honors College , but they do not have to report their test scores (SAT and/or ACT) directly; the test scores reported to UCF will be used. Although not required, students are encouraged to submit additional supporting materials such as a personal essay, resum