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Acceptance Rate History

University of Florida Acceptance Rate: 20.3% in 2025 (2013–2025 history)

FL · Current rate: 20.3%

College Scorecard · IPEDSU.S. Dept. of Education
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What is University of Florida's acceptance rate in 2025?

University of Florida's acceptance rate in 2025 is 20.3%, down from 23.4% in 2022.

Common Data Set 2025-2026

What is University of Florida's out-of-state acceptance rate?

  • In-state: 22.3% (9,387 admitted of 42,172 applicants)
  • Out-of-state: 20.5% (8,086 admitted of 39,420 applicants)
  • International: 10.4% (930 admitted of 8,931 applicants)

Out-of-state applicants were admitted at about the same rate as in-state applicants. International applicants were admitted at a lower rate than in-state applicants.

Fall 2025 · University of Florida Common Data Set (2025-26), section C1. Rates are our calculation from the counts the college reported.

Year-by-Year Data

YearAcceptance RateApplicantsAdmitted
202520.3%90,52318,403
202223.4%64,47315,054
202130.1%51,20715,431
202031.1%48,19315,002
201934.7%40,13913,925
201838.8%38,90515,077
201742.0%32,74713,758
201645.9%30,11813,836
201547.5%29,22013,892
201445.6%28,66213,072
201346.6%27,10712,618

Source: IPEDS Admissions Survey (NCES) · College Scorecard

Cost

Sticker pricePublished cost of attendance — tuition, fees, housing and food. (AY 2023–24)
$22,523/yr
What families actually payAvg. for families receiving federal aid (AY 2023–24)
$6,541/yrin-state figure
4-year totalSticker cost of attendance × 4 years. (AY 2023–24)
$90,092
Tuition (in-state)(AY 2024–25)
$6,381/yr
Tuition (out-of-state)(AY 2024–25)
$28,659/yr
Median earnings, 10 yrs after entryFormer students, federal earnings records. (measured 2020–21, entry cohort 2009–11)
$71,588/yr

The same school, two different prices

Family income under $30k: $1,982/yr · Family income over $110k: $16,723/yr (AY 2023–24)

Average paid by students receiving federal aid, by family income (College Scorecard). In-state students only. International students are not eligible for U.S. federal aid, so they are not in this cohort and typically pay closer to the sticker price.

High-income families typically pay closer to sticker.

Admitted Student Profile

SAT Range · Middle 50% (25th–75th)

1330–1490

Common Data Set 2025-2026

Admitted students at University of Florida scored between 1330 and 1490 on the SAT (middle 50%).

Source: College Scorecard · U.S. Dept of Education

How to read these numbers

  • The 2025 rate covers University of Florida's whole applicant pool — early and regular applications counted together in one figure. It is not the rate of any single round.
  • 1330–1490 is the middle half of admitted scores, not a cutoff: a quarter of admitted students scored below 1330, and a quarter scored above 1490.
  • The table above holds 11 reported years, 2013 through 2025. Across them University of Florida's rate ranged from 20.3% to 47.5%, so any single year is one point inside that range.

Each figure above describes a class a school already admitted in a completed cycle. It is a record of who was admitted, not a measurement of any one application.

Source: College Scorecard · IPEDS Admissions Survey (NCES) · U.S. Dept. of Education

Where do you stand?

School

University of Florida

University of Florida

SAT

40013301490

Middle 50% of admitted students scored 1330–1490.

GPA

No published GPA data for this school.

This is SAT only — one slice of an application, not the whole of it.

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Trend Analysis

University of Florida's acceptance rate has decreased from 46.6% in 2013 to 20.3% in 2025, reflecting increased selectivity. The most notable shift occurred in 2022.

Analysis compiled from official data trends.

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