UFL application checklist
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UFL application checklist
People applying to UFL, can you see your Physics GRE scores under the "Test scores Received" ??
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Also not seen on my account. But I guess materials only grad school interested in seen on that page.
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All I see is the total score for the General GRE, but I've been admitted (astronomy) and had received an email earlier from the department saying all they were missing was one letter of recommendation. I sent my scores after taking the test via an Additional Score Report, so it got there as far as I can tell.
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Anyone got acceptance from physics of UFL( not astronomy)?
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Yes! I got the acceptance email on Jan 28.newt11 wrote:Anyone got acceptance from physics of UFL( not astronomy)?
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Hi, if this doesn't bothers you, can you please tell from which country you are, you mentioned intl, but you didn't take TOEFL.lapen wrote:Yes! I got the acceptance email on Jan 28.newt11 wrote:Anyone got acceptance from physics of UFL( not astronomy)?
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from 2009's trend, UFL sends out acceptances on around 13 Feb.. so there is still some days to gonewt11 wrote:Anyone got acceptance from physics of UFL( not astronomy)?

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I go to school in the US and so I don't need to take the TOEFL.blackcat007 wrote:Hi, if this doesn't bothers you, can you please tell from which country you are, you mentioned intl, but you didn't take TOEFL.lapen wrote:Yes! I got the acceptance email on Jan 28.newt11 wrote:Anyone got acceptance from physics of UFL( not astronomy)?
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A short story about UFL's checklist system.
I received an email from UFL about two weeks ago where they asked for two more letters of recommendation since only 1 had been received. I checked the gatorlink system, and it said all three were in. I replied and said that they were in, and got no response. About a week later, they responded with the exact same email. I called them and got confirmation that my application was under review and complete. The next day I had an apology email from the person who had contacted me, saying there was a glitch in what he could access in their system and what was actually there, and that everything was fine. Later that day, I received an offer from them.
Moral of the story: If you think it's in but they say it isn't, it's a good idea to talk to a real person and check.
I received an email from UFL about two weeks ago where they asked for two more letters of recommendation since only 1 had been received. I checked the gatorlink system, and it said all three were in. I replied and said that they were in, and got no response. About a week later, they responded with the exact same email. I called them and got confirmation that my application was under review and complete. The next day I had an apology email from the person who had contacted me, saying there was a glitch in what he could access in their system and what was actually there, and that everything was fine. Later that day, I received an offer from them.
Moral of the story: If you think it's in but they say it isn't, it's a good idea to talk to a real person and check.
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I PM'ed you. Please checkmdrake wrote:A short story about UFL's checklist system.
I received an email from UFL about two weeks ago where they asked for two more letters of recommendation since only 1 had been received. I checked the gatorlink system, and it said all three were in. I replied and said that they were in, and got no response. About a week later, they responded with the exact same email. I called them and got confirmation that my application was under review and complete. The next day I had an apology email from the person who had contacted me, saying there was a glitch in what he could access in their system and what was actually there, and that everything was fine. Later that day, I received an offer from them.
Moral of the story: If you think it's in but they say it isn't, it's a good idea to talk to a real person and check.