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What are my chances at University of Florida?

Chances of getting into University of South Florida? Any other alternatives in Florida?

  • SAT Reading 580 Writing 520 Math 510 ACT 23 I'm an Indian/Pakistani Low Income GPA (college calculated) 3.0 Was a 2.5 before sophomore year did well junior year and doing well now. Took 4 AP's passed two exams, taking 5 this year. Want to be go in nursing or biology (probably nursing) Can I get in? What other Florida colleges can I get into thanks.

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    id say you can get into USF if you apply for the summer tern. Is more likely to be accepted. Other colleges you should try are UCF, FIU, FAU, Nova, UWF, UNF AND FGCU.

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Have you considered Florida Atlantic University? It's an expanding school and will be partnering with the University of Miami to build a hospital on campus (FAU's campus). Plus, they just built a new football stadium. Their has been an increasing amount of applicants and it has gotten harder to get into, but you should try! You should also look at Florida Golf Coast University and University of North Florida. South Florida may be a reach, but you should apply nonetheless.

I don't know about USF, but you could probably try for UF, UCF, FAMU, or FSU.

I wouldn't listen to the other person, I'm not going to be mean, i'm going to be real you don't have a chance at UF or FSU or UCF or even USF, they rejected me with a 3.0 and 11 AP's Your best bet would be UNF or FAU theyre fairly good schools

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