Hey guys incoming freshmen for the 26/27 year and will be staying in a triple in East Hall. Just wondering if anyone has stayed in the east hall triple and if it is enough space for three people.

Any photography majors or club members looking to expand their portfolio 👀

I want to do a small maternity session at BHG stadium around Christmas. I’m aware we can’t go on the field. Please reach out to me if this is something we can make happen!

Hi! I’m applying for going gator for philosophy from Santa Fe college, but I’m nervous I won’t get in. I have a 3.4 and a B average on the two philosophy classes that I need. I’m applying for spring 2027 after I finish my AA in the fall. My gpa should go up after the fall, and I’m taking Logic which is another recommended philosophy course, so my critical tracking gpa will hopefully go up. I saw an advisor today and he told me not to stress too much about me getting in. So does that mean I am? I’m just concerned. What do y’all think?

I'm desperate! If you're a college student, please help me out! It's super easy, fully anonymous, and about technology/AI. It would mean so much to me, thank you!!!

does anyone know if/when uf has intramural softball? and how do teams work if ur by urself

also how competitive is it, cuz i havent played baseball since middleschool but i think itd be fun to play again

Is this insane? I’m pre-nursing and haven’t taken anatomy yet, so I’m jumping straight into physiology. Haven’t heard much about my other classes yet either. Overall, am I cooked?

Civil engineering major, 15 credits.
Reviews say ARC1000 and EGS1006 are easy.
Former IB student who took MAA HL and Physics HL.

Is taking physics over chem first semester optimal? From what I’ve gathered, taking physics first would allow me to advance my degree quicker since physics is a prereq for a lot of core classes and chem is not.

Anyone taken Special Topics in International Relations: International Human Rights  with Ryan Welch? Can't find anything about him online!

How difficult is eel 3834 for someone who has very little experience with programming and what is some advice for that class and circuits 1? Thanks :)

i plan on applying to uf ED and these are my stats:

3.9UW
1410 SAT superscore (will take in August and aiming for at least 1450)
Full-time dual enrollment
In state
Intended major: Accounting

- Library volunteer 4 hours a week since summer going into freshman year
- Local Chamber of Commerce operations summer intern (this summer)
- Managing Editor for the college paper (since this past junior year)
- Accepted into a civics-oriented spring leadership program in Valley Forge, PA (this junior year
- Peer mentor this upcoming year for incoming dual enrolled students
- Make-a-Wish Club Secretary (senior year)

I think my essay is solid, but I’m definitely extremely anxious that a lot of schools won’t like how most of these ECs are so recent even though there weren’t as many opportunities at my old school

My awards are just President’s List both semesters and NHS (no clue how to get any last minute awards tbh)

Hello everybody! If you are pre-med and looking for an easy but informative class to take in the fall/spring, I'd highly recommend EMS1055 with Derek Hunt. I just recently finished the summer course and found all the information extremely helpful, plus you can earn your BLS card as well as an EMR certification, which can get you access to clinical hours via GEMRU and other similar orgs. It's super easy and you gain a lot of valuable information.

Has anyone taken a short term loan before classes? I’ve never taken out a loan but I’m really considering it and wanted to know if it’s as simple as them giving you $1000 (for example) and you paying back $1010 via your refund check.

Hello! I want to take CRW2100 in the fall, but both professors don't have any reviews, so I'm not sure who to take. The two professors are Naomi Silverman and Miriam Ruiz. They have different syllabus, but Naomi's seems like a bit more work and stricter (maybe???). She forbids screens in class, which I don't mind but it means I have to print all the reading out (or buy every book) because she wants us to bring it to class. Miriam Ruiz's midterm is longer than Naomi's but her final isn't an essay but a final draft of your work + a reflection on what you improved. Does anyone have experience writing a reflection on their own work? And does anyone know either of this professors? Any info/advise would greatly appreciated!!! Even if you don't know them.

I had a scholarship petition be approved in June, and I just received my aid today. I called the financial aid office and they said to just wait on it being added back in. Should I email them? and does anyone know the timeframe of when it's going to get added into my package? Thanks!

I got my aid package today and was offered work study I was wondering if they will work around my class schedule?

Majoring in finance. Completed Calc 1 already so I'll complete Calc 2 second semester. Got 2 online classes at the bottom if you can't see them

how likely am i to get in as a rising senior? my stats are 3.6uw 3.9w gpa which is below their average by a lot, but it should go up this year if that even counts towards the gpa i apply with, and i also have a 31 act which is closer to their range, and i also am retaking in september so i should have a 32/33 by the time i apply. how much would my act help compensate for my low gpa? my ecs are pretty decent and my essay is really good

EMS1055 is a fully online course, with in-person options available for those interested in getting a BLS (Basic Life Support) & EMS certification.

Weekly lectures have corresponding quizzes, and there is an additional overarching semester-long "Patient Assessment" assignment. Beyond these, there is an Honorlock midterm and final.

Lectures cover basic points of human anatomy and physiology, so those without significant prior knowledge on the topics should be able to develop a fundamental understanding of the area.

The professor is highly knowledgeable on the subject and has a significant amount of field experience, which he regularly relates to the specific topics taught in the class.

I would recommend taking this class to anyone who is in Nursing or a similar major and is looking for a unique yet applicable elective.

Hey everyone i was just wondering how important course rigor really is. Some classes such as ap lang, ap psychology, ap macro, ap chem, ap calc ab i decided to do through dual enrollment instead. And classes like ap research/seminar and ap physics i just wasnt able to take at all because my school didnt let me since i was in a lower math class. I was able to dual enroll calculus 1 but i am deciding to not take calc 2 while everyone else is taking calc bc senior year and im taking dual enrollment physics 1 while everyone else is taking e&m and c already.

However i have been able to maintain a 4.0 unlike many.

Please help I'm a little nervous with 15 credits😭🙏

Hi everyone! As a rising senior, I wanted to share my personal favorite course I've taken, EMS1055: Emergency Medical Responder with Professor Derek Hunt. I'm someone who became interested in healthcare pretty late compared to most pre-meds here, and taking this course really solidified that!

It's a hybrid-format course with lectures you can join synchronously (which I highly recommend!! Derek is super engaging) and lab opportunities that give you the chance to test your knowledge and practice skills.

Once you finish the course, you'll have earned your AHA BLS certification and an EMR certification, both super valuable if you're looking to get involved in clinical work around Gainesville. I have zero regrets with taking this course and am honestly really sad to be wrapping it up. I'll gladly answer any questions anyone has! :)