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Where can I find information about the I-20 and student visas?

askuf — Wed, 28 Sep 2005 21:06:26 +0000

After admission to UF and after providing proof of financial support for the first year, you will receive form I-20 or IAP-66/DS2019 for a student visa. Do not leave your country before obtaining a student visa and do not come to the U.S. with a B (tourist) visa. (No assistantships can be given on a B visa.)

When you arrive in Gainesville, please report immediately to the International Center at 123 Grinter Hall, or by calling 352-392-5323.

Please visit the Prospective International Students page on the Office of Admissions site for more information.

What is the cost for International Students?

askuf — Wed, 28 Sep 2005 20:45:53 +0000

International students considering applying to UF should visit International Admissions.

The cost of attendance for undergraduate and graduate applicants is also available.

International students will be asked to complete the Certificate of Financial Responsibility to verify proof of financial support before attendance at UF.

Where do I find information on how to apply as an International student?

askuf — Wed, 28 Sep 2005 20:42:59 +0000

Please visit the Office of Admissions for procedure information.

To apply on-line for Admissions:
Undergraduate applicants
Graduate applicants
International Student Forms
International Student Services
UF International Center

English Language Institute

Financial Assistance and Scholarships
Undergraduate Students:
The university does not award financial aid or scholarships to undergraduate international students.

Graduate Students:
Graduate assistantships may be available. For further information, please contact your intended department.

To obtain information on scholarship programs for international students, please visit International Student Services.

What are the required exams for international students?

askuf — Wed, 28 Sep 2005 20:38:26 +0000

The University of Florida requires a minimum TOEFL score of 213 when taking the computer-based exam, a score of 80 when taking the internet-based exam or a score of 550 on the paper-based exam. Students whose native language is not English, with two years or more of university coursework, and graduate students are required to present their TOEFL score results. Graduate students can view the Admissions website for additional test requirements.

Beginning freshmen are required to present test results for SAT or ACT with writing test.

Students with less than two years of university coursework are required to present SAT or ACT test score.

Please also visit International Student Admissions for more information on the admissions process at UF.