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About Honors

Discover more about the program, its staff, news, etc.

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Admissions

Information for incoming freshmen, lateral admission, etc.

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Honors Profiles

Read about current and former students and their Honors experiences.

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Visiting

Find out how to pay us a visit.

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Academics

Courses, research, advising: learn more here.

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Opportunities

Scholarships, study abroad, etc.

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Resources

Learn about housing, find forms, etc.

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Advising

Learn how to schedule an appointment with an Honors advisor.

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About Honors

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Housing

The UF Department of Housing can answer all your questions.

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Dean of Students

The UF Dean of Students Office has a wealth of information for parents.

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Honors Profiles

Read about current and former students and their Honors experiences.

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About Honors

Discover more about the program, its staff, news, etc.

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Undergraduate Research

Resources for faculty interested in working with undergraduates.

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Teaching for Honors

Learn how to propose an Honors course.

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Prestigious Scholarships

Information about the Rhodes, Marshall, Truman, Goldwater, and other national awards.

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Admissions

The Honors Program admissions process for incoming students takes place after a student has been admitted to the University of Florida.  The UF Office of Admissions releases their decisions on the second Friday in February, annually.  On the following Monday, the Honors Program application becomes active.  Students will have until March 1 to submit their Honors application online; Honors admissions decisions will be announced by April 1.

There are two paths for incoming first-year students:

  • Invitation Students who meet certain criteria will receive an invitation to apply to the Honors Program with their acceptance to the University. These students will use our regular application for admission.
  • Petition Students who do not meet the criteria for invitation may still apply through our petition process. This will consist of an additional essay outlining the student's reasons for wanting to participate in the Honors Program, what he or she will add to the program, etc. Students whose additional essays are scored highly will have their full application considered with the rest of the applicant pool on an equal footing (the review process is blind; that is, readers have no knowledge if the application came via invitation or petition).

For students in their first semester at UF, we have a lateral admission process.