The document outlines initial eligibility guidelines for freshman admissions to USF for the 2011-2012 school year. Admission decisions consider factors like strength of curriculum, required course completion, and grade trends in junior and senior years of high school. Secondary factors may include status as a first-generation college student or evidence of special talents. Applicants receive points for meeting academic criteria like advanced coursework, math courses, and test scores. Minimum requirements include completing required high school courses and achieving minimum standardized test scores and GPA.
The document outlines initial eligibility guidelines for freshman admissions to USF for the 2011-2012 school year. Admission decisions consider factors like strength of curriculum, required course completion, and grade trends in junior and senior years of high school. Secondary factors may include status as a first-generation college student or evidence of special talents. Applicants receive points for meeting academic criteria like advanced coursework, math courses, and test scores. Minimum requirements include completing required high school courses and achieving minimum standardized test scores and GPA.
The document outlines initial eligibility guidelines for freshman admissions to USF for the 2011-2012 school year. Admission decisions consider factors like strength of curriculum, required course completion, and grade trends in junior and senior years of high school. Secondary factors may include status as a first-generation college student or evidence of special talents. Applicants receive points for meeting academic criteria like advanced coursework, math courses, and test scores. Minimum requirements include completing required high school courses and achieving minimum standardized test scores and GPA.
The document outlines initial eligibility guidelines for freshman admissions to USF for the 2011-2012 school year. Admission decisions consider factors like strength of curriculum, required course completion, and grade trends in junior and senior years of high school. Secondary factors may include status as a first-generation college student or evidence of special talents. Applicants receive points for meeting academic criteria like advanced coursework, math courses, and test scores. Minimum requirements include completing required high school courses and achieving minimum standardized test scores and GPA.
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This chart is intended to help you determine which of your students might be the best fit for USF of curriculum, completion of required academic units, and notable grade trends, especially in and outlines the initial academic guidelines slated to be in effect from October 1, 2010 through junior and senior years of high school. Secondary factors may include status as first-generation- March 1, 2011 for regular freshman admission to USF. Please note that USF recalculates an to college students from an economically or educationally disadvantaged community, a record academic grade point average for admission purposes, adding weights of one point for AP, AICE, of positive accomplishments or negative personal conduct, or evidence of a special talent, any of IB and dual enrollment courses and .5 for Honors in which a grade of ‘C’ or better is earned. which may warrant a more comprehensive review by USF personnel. These guidelines are subject Based on national and institutional research on student academic success in the first-year of to change without notice based on space availability in the freshman class.
USF Academic Success Predictors
Freshman applicants receive one point for each academic criterion below which is met. The initial eligibility grid displays the corresponding number of points generally required for admission to USF. AP, IB or AICE Coursework (3 or more courses)* PreCalculus, Calculus or higher Math* Additional Natural Science Course(s) with Lab* Additional Foreign Language Course* SAT - Writing >= 550 or ACT English/Writing >= 24 Dual Enrollment Coursework (2 or more courses) Postsecondary GPA >= 3.00
Minimum USF Admissions Requirements
In addition to meeting the minimum requirements for admission to the State University System of Florida, applicants must meet all of the admission criteria below to be offered regular admission to USF as a freshman or lower-level transfer. English = 4 (3 with substantial writing) Math = 4 (Algebra I or above) Natural Science = 3 (2 with substantial labs) Social Science = 3 Foreign Language = 2 (in same language) Academic Electives = 2 Postsecondary GPA >= 2.50 SAT - Critical Reading >= 460 or ACT - Reading >=19 SAT - Math >= 460 or ACT - Math >= 19 SAT - Writing >= 440 or ACT - English/Writing >= 18
*NOTE: All grades earned for advanced or additional
coursework must be “C” or higher to earn the Academic Success Factor.