It’s a toss up. They like students to be in the top 10% of the class. It depends on the application pool that applies when you do. UF is putting a freeze on the number of freshmen that they allow in due to overcrowding and budget cuts. Your chances on getting in are even worse if you come from a poor or working class family since they are cutting a lot of grants and finance aid to cover the costs of UF’s debt and budget cuts. It costs UF more money to accept a poor or working class student than a student from a richer family. That and students with rich parents can donate more to the university and they are in the midst of a large donation campaign. Of course, most of that money will not go to students or undergrads. Most of it will go to UF administrators and research departments.

http://www.gainesville.com/article/20070…

From UF’s website: Entering 2005 Freshman class had an average 4.06 GPA and 1306 SAT score

did you completely turn in all your apps?