Transfer advisor's frequently asked questions

• My student is transferring to UNF with an Associate of Arts (A.A.) degree from a state of Florida public university, community college or state college. What's next?
  An A.A. degree from one of the above institutions will satisfy UNF General Education and Gordon Rule requirements. Students should send a transcript to UNF at the time of application and a final transcript after the A.A. degree is awarded. Note: students must send an official transcript directly from every institution attended, as well as any score reports for accelerated mechanism credit, i.e. Advanced Placement (AP). Students must also meet transfer student admission criteria.
• My student is transferring to UNF without an associate of arts (A.A.) degree from a state of Florida public university, community college or state college. What's next?
  UNF does admit transfer students without an A.A. degree from a state of Florida institution. These transfer students must complete UNF General Education and Gordon Rule requirements. Students should send a transcript to UNF at the time of application and a final transcript after completion of all transfer coursework. Note: students must send an official transcript directly from every institution attended, as well as any score reports for accelerated mechanism credit, i.e. Advanced Placement (AP). Students must also meet transfer student admission criteria.
• My student will have all program prerequisites for their major satisfied prior to transferring to UNF. Which classes are transfer students eligible to take once admitted to UNF?
  Students can begin classes in their major (and minor, if applicable), if prerequisites to individual courses at UNF are satisfied. (Individual course prerequisites can vary from institution to institution.) Students should consult a UNF academic advisor prior to registering for classes. Note: students applying to limited-access or selective-admission programs must be admitted into the limited-access or selective-admission major prior to enrolling in classes.
• My student will not have all program prerequisites for their major satisfied prior to transferring to UNF. How will this affect my student's ability to transfer to UNF?
  Your student may still apply to UNF but must complete missing program prerequisites at UNF. Students may also request approval from a UNF academic advisor through the concurrent enrollment process to take courses at another institution once matriculated at UNF. Students should consult a UNF academic advisor prior to registering for classes.
• What is the state of Florida foreign language requirement?
  Students must present evidence of completion of two years of the same foreign language in high school or must verify completion of eight credit hours of the same foreign language in college/university. High school and college/university transcripts must be sent to the UNF Office of Admissions as per the state foreign language requirement policy. Students with questions about how to satisfy a foreign language deficiency should consult a UNF academic advisor.
• My student is applying to a limited-access or selective-admission program at UNF. What's next?
  Your student must complete an application to UNF and satisfy to all admission criteria, complete any supplemental application materials and meet any program-specific application deadlines outlined by the limited access or selective-admission program. Admission criteria for limited-access and selective-admission majors can be found on individual college webpages and in the University catalog.
• How does my student apply to UNF?
  Your student must apply to the University indicating their intended major (and concentration, if applicable) by deadlines established by the UNF Office of Admissions. Note: students applying to limited-access and selective-admission programs must adhere to any program specific application deadlines.
• Who should I contact for academic advising related questions about my student transferring to UNF?
  Contact a UNF academic advisor.
• Who should I contact for other academic related questions about UNF?
  Contact a One-Stop Student Services representative.
• Who should I contact for questions about campus and student life at UNF?
  Visit Campus Life and the Division of Student Affairs.