<p>Hey,
I graduated last night from Pensacola Junior College Magna Cum Laude with an A.A. in Pre-Law. What do you think my chances are?</p>
<p>GPA: 3.9
Pre-Professional: 4.0
Member of Phi Theta Kappa</p>
<p>Courses:
Computer Concepts: A
Latin I: A
College Algebra: B+
Intro to Criminal Justice: A
Latin II: B
Pre-Calculus: B+
English Comp I: A
English Comp II: A
Elements of Nutrition: A
American History to 1877: A
American History from 1877: A
European History to 1700: A
Logic: A
Geology: A
Geology Lab: A
Philosophy of Religion: A
The Legal Profession: A
Torts I: A
Constitutional Law: A
Public Speaking: A
Contemporary Literature: A</p>
<p>I want to major in political science, if that makes a difference. </p>
<p>Ok… I lied. I am not a transfer. I am in high school but I was dual enrolled since 10th grade, and all of the above information is true. When UF looks at this type of application, they look at the high school record and college record separately. If I am accepted based on either one or both of my records, I will be admitted to UF. My high school record is ok for UF… I have a below average SAT, but it’s not incredibly low (probably 40th percentile). I have a 4.4 GPA, and great EC’s. BUT… ignore my high school record for now, and just pretend I’m a traditional Florida community college transfer and chance me on that alone, because that’s how they will look at my college record. Thanks!</p>
<p>One more thing… I applied to FSU and I got in there.</p>