THIS IS GLOBAL UCF
I N T E R N AT I O N A L S T U D E N T G U I D E B O O K 2 0 1 5
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
WELCOME
GLOBAL UCF STUDENTS
Global UCF students come from more than 145 countries to join the second largest
university in the United States. Meet Julia, an ambitious biotechnology major with a
desire to work in healthcare in Brazil. Say hello to Daniel, a computer science major from
Venezuela who enjoys cultural exchange with both American and international students.
And finally, here’s Daria from Russia, who aspires to be a part of the
UCF student government.
Hello fellow international students—and welcome to Global UCF! I joined
the Global Achievement Academy (GAA) in the summer of 2014. From the
first day I arrived on campus, I felt part of a big family. I am really close
to my classmates and the Global UCF team—which was surprising, but so
cool! I’m now part of the GO-Team, a group of international and American
students who give advice to new GAA students on student life and help them
to build networks within the university. So, I look forward to welcoming you
in person to our campus. Go Knights!
So what do they love most about Global UCF?
My first UCF tradition to share with you: UCF students call themselves
‘Knights’ after the university’s sports teams—all of which are referred to
as the UCF Knights. The official UCF mascot is a Knight called Knightro,
he’s in the photo above with me.
See you soon!
Daria
“UCF Stands For Opportunity. Our students find many ways to grow academically and personally
as they pursue their dreams and prepare for a promising future.”
PRESIDENT JOHN C. HITT
JULIA ORRICO
FROM BRAZIL
DANIEL LOPEZ
FROM VENEZUELA
“The best part of being a GAA
“A good thing about studying
DARIA GORBENKO
FROM RUSSIA
“People are so open here in
student is that the team helps
in the U.S. is that you can learn
with everything. Coming here
about many cultures, not just
America—communication is much
less formal. This means we have a
can be a shock—things that I’m
American. I have the opportunity
great relationship with the Global
used to doing in my country are
to learn about Japanese, Chinese
UCF team and our professors.
different here. One of my favorite
and Arabic cultures to name a
I am a GO-Team leader and I
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9 UCF COLLEGES
14 HOW TO APPLY
4 BY THE NUMBERS
10 EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
15 ADMISSIONS GUIDANCE
5 LOCATION
1 1 JOIN OUR ALUMNI
16 REQUIREMENTS BY DEGREE
6GLOBAL ACHIEVEMENT ACADEMY
12 HOUSING & MEALS
18 TERMS AND CONDITIONS
8 WAYS TO ENTER
13 TUITION
20 APPLICATION
It was great!”
memories so far is the 4th of
few. I love living on campus—it
hope to join student government
July—U.S. Independence Day.
is part of the American college
while I’m at UCF. I have already
We had a BBQ, went to Disney
experience and it has helped me
achieved so much in only three
World and watched the fireworks.
improve my English a lot.”
months—imagine what I will
do in four years!”
To keep up with GAA students at Global UCF, follow us at instagram.com/global_ucf
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Hang out (and study!) with your classmates
at the Global Achievement Academy Center.
Build lifelong friendships.
Eat, shop and play at Knights Plaza.
Live minutes from your classes.
Become a Knight for life at the UCF FAIRWINDS Alumni Center.
Catch a concert at the CFE Arena.
Study for your exams at the 24/7 All Knight Study.
LIVE AT THE TOWERS AT KNIGHTS PLAZA.
Cheer on the Knights at the football stadium.
Exercise in the morning or at the end of a long day.
This Is UCF
You have dreams. Big dreams. Maybe you
want to travel the world, run your own
business or hold patents that help save
lives. At the University of Central Florida,
we want to help you get there. Every day
at UCF is about fulfilling your potential.
You will work alongside faculty and
researchers, participate in internships
and have the opportunity to publish
academic research before you graduate.
You will leave here a leader and an
innovator—ready to reach your potential.
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BY THE NUMBERS
LOCATION
Top 100 Public University by U.S. News & World Report
UCF
Last year, earned funding
for research topped
$113 million
USD
Central Florida is home to Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, SeaWorld and
60,000 students from 148 countries,
50 states,
and
67 Florida counties
nearly 100 other theme parks and attractions. More than 5,000 restaurants and
miles of sandy beaches are just a short drive from campus. Cultural attractions
abound, including the Orlando Museum of Art and the Orlando Science Center.
From Orlando International Airport, it is easy to travel to and from anywhere in
the world, making UCF a truly global destination.
“Best Value” University by The Princeton Review
“Top-Tier National University” by U.S. News & World Report
#3 “Up–and–Coming Schools” by U.S. News & World Report
Forges partnerships with industry leaders such as
Siemens, Disney, Boeing and Lockheed Martin
Known as “The City Beautiful,” Orlando is a center for the life sciences, medical
innovation and technological developments, and UCF is at the heart of it all,
allowing UCF to partner with leading research institutes and businesses to provide
internship and employment opportunities for students and graduates.
As a UCF student, you will enjoy one of the most enviable climates in the
world. Orlando boasts a yearly average of 236 days of sunshine and an average
temperature of 72 degrees F (22 degrees C), creating a perfect environment in
which to live, study and explore.
Offers specialized centers for research in areas such as
nanoscience, solar energy, forensic science and simulation
and training
28,000 students
More than
gained practical experience
through internships and other real-world work opportunities in 2013–14
No. 42 in Industrial/Manufacturing/Systems Engineering
No. 58 in Computer Engineering
by U.S. News & World Report 2014
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GLOBAL ACHIEVEMENT ACADEMY
Take year one of your undergraduate degree through the Global Achievement Academy and you will join
a community of talented students from around the globe, studying within a program specifically designed
for international students that combines credit-bearing modules, English language instruction and
American cultural experiences. After completing the GAA, you will progress to year two of any of the 90+
degree programs offered at UCF.
WELCOM
GAA FIRST-YEAR EXPERIENCE
WHAT WILL I LEARN?
E!
GAA students take a core curriculum and choose
one of three academic tracks:
1. S
cience, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
(STEM) TRACK SELECTION
For international students, the transition from high school in your home country to a university
2. Business and Finance
in the U.S. can be challenging—a new language, new ways of learning and a new home. The Global
3. General Studies
Achievement Academy makes the transition easier.
Concierge support services: GAA students have access to exclusive concierge services such as
a 24/7 support line for all inquiries, large or small, and a dedicated travel arrangement service
with STA Travel.
A team of GAA student advisers will provide you with support on all issues, academic and personal,
and all practicalities such as airport pick-up, opening a bank account and mobile phone registration.
English language and academic support throughout the program: This support allows you to enter
a U.S. degree program directly from secondary school (subject to entry requirements), with a TOEFL®
iBT 60 or equivalent.
FROM THE GAA CORE CURRICULUM
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
LIVE, LEARN AND GROW
Through dynamic instruction,
social activities and online tools,
the GAA’s series of English
language and communications
courses are designed to improve
your English fluency and
comprehension.
This course supports your personal
and professional growth, giving
you the life skills to succeed beyond
the GAA. The course includes
eight unique cultural experiences
that connect you with your fellow
students and your community.
FLORIDA: PEOPLE, PLACES
AND HISTORY
Florida history, from colonization
to the present day, and American
cultural identity will be examined.
Learn about iconic Americans who
shaped Florida and those who are
shaping Florida today.
Small class size allows greater individual attention and tailored support.
A year-long orientation: Orientation does not end after your first week at university. Starting on day
one and throughout the entire GAA program, we prepare you for your academic and professional
career through community projects, cultural experiences in Florida, careers support and networking
opportunities.
American cultural experiences: Remember your bathing suit for Spirit Splash and get ready to cheer
on the UCF Knights at the Bright House Stadium—two of many experiences you’ll take part in during
your first year as a GAA student.
Upon successful completion of the GAA, you will progress onto year two of your chosen degree.
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UCF COLLEGES
WAYS TO ENTER
UCF offers three ways for international students to enter their first year.
The entry path that is best for you will depend on your academic and English
language level.
“I’m studying industrial engineering at UCF. My adviser here has been great!
Every time I go to him, he knows what I need to be doing to successfully earn my degree.
My advice is to be best friends with your adviser. He will be one of your greatest resources.”
MATTHEW GORION, PHILIPPINES
CHOOSE YOUR PATH TO YOUR UCF DEGREE
HIGH SCHOOL
• 3.0 GPA
• 41-59 TOEFL® iBT
HIGH SCHOOL
• 3.0 GPA
• 60 TOEFL iBT
HIGH SCHOOL
• 3.0 GPA
• 80 TOEFL iBT
• SAT/ACT with Writing
GLOBAL ACHIEVEMENT ACADEMY
GAA
PREP
• Concierge Services
• English Language Support
• U.S. Cultural Experiences
12 MONTHS • 29-31 credits
Pre-Sessional
English
YEARS 2 to 4
of your UCF
degree program*
GLOBAL ACHIEVEMENT ACADEMY
• Concierge Services
• English Language Support
• U.S. Cultural Experiences
12 MONTHS • 29-31 credits
YEAR 1
9 MONTHS • 29-31 credits
YEARS 2 to 4 of your
UCF degree program*
YEARS 2 to 4 of your
UCF degree program*
*Time needed to complete your degree may depend on your major, academic background and course load per semester.
GAA PREP: PRE-SESSIONAL ENGLISH
Do you lack the required TOEFL iBT 60 to enter the Global Achievement Academy?
If so, our GAA Prep program can help.
GAA Prep is a pre-sessional English program that helps you develop the language skills you
need to begin your degree through the GAA. As a GAA Prep student, you will have access
to exclusive GAA concierge services, first-year experiences and housing in The Towers at
Knights Plaza. The program lasts from 14 weeks to 12 months, depending on your language
level upon entry. Tuition and fees are $5,500* USD per 14-week session.
*Fees are subject to change.
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COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BURNETT COLLEGE OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
The College of Business Administration is one of the nation’s
largest accredited schools of business. Here you will gain
valuable experience even before you graduate with workbased projects and internships, or if you are a budding
entrepreneur, in UCF’s new Student Venture Accelerator.
History-making. Groundbreaking. A national model for
medi­cal education. These are just a few of the things people
across the nation are saying about the Burnett School of
Biomedical Sciences. The college is nationally known for its
innovative research on everything from Alzheimer’s disease
to cancer to heart disease.
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND
COMPUTER SCIENCE
ROSEN COLLEGE OF HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
The UCF College of Engineering and Computer Science is
a leader in research. Its close industry partnerships and great
location make it an ideal choice for ambitious engineers. UCF
is one stop on the Florida High Tech Corridor and a neighbor
to industry leaders such as Siemens, Boeing and Harris.
With its theme parks to its golf courses and resorts, Central
Florida is the perfect location for the Rosen College of
Hospitality Management. Our graduates manage hotels,
restaurants and theme parks, organize and administer major
events, plan weddings and promote national tourism.
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES
COLLEGE OF NURSING
With 69 undergraduate programs in creative disciplines
from performing arts to literature to digital media and new
facilities such as the Performing Arts Center, the College
of Arts and Humanities prepares well-rounded students for
the 21st century.
The College of Nursing utilizes state-of-the-art technology
and community-oriented programs to develop future health
care professionals. Our graduates serve in leadership roles,
train the next generation of nurses and provide high-quality
patient care to serve the needs of a changing population.
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND
HUMAN PERFORMANCE
COLLEGE OF OPTICS AND PHOTONICS
The College of Education and Human Performance prepares
future educators to teach creatively, passion­ately and
exceptionally in elementary and secondary education,
sport and exercise science and other fields. Our partnerships
with local schools give you real-world experience and a
competitive edge.
COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Students in the College of Health and Public Affairs aid
society by becoming active in the community. Make an impact
while you study with service learning and international
travel before moving on to a career in social work, public
administration, health management and informatics,
criminal justice or other fields.
The College of Optics and Photonics comprises three major
research centers and is internationally recognized for its
research and industry partnerships. Here, expert faculty
guide students in the study of the science and technology
of lights, lasers, fiber optics, imaging systems and other
areas of research.
COLLEGE OF SCIENCES
The College of Sciences offers undergraduate degree
programs that range from sociology to chemistry to political
science. Our students work on archaeological digs in Peru,
survey giant sea turtles nesting along nearby beaches and
solve difficult mathematical equations—in college and in
their careers.
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EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
Experiential learning is hands-on learning that integrates academic study with realworld experience to help prepare you for your future career. Three experiential learning
programs are available at UCF for qualified students: cooperative education (co-op),
internships and service learning. Our immigration advisors will guide you through the
process of applying for Curricular Practical Training (CPT), which is required for all
international students to participate in experiential learning programs.
WHAT IS COOPERATIVE
WHAT IS AN INTERNSHIP?
WHAT IS SERVICE LEARNING?
EDUCATION? (CO-OP)
An internship is an academic course
that provides one semester of realworld experience related to your major
and prospective career.
Service learning involves faculty,
students and the community and is
structured to allow you to connect
theory to practice and foster civic
responsibility.
Co-op is an academic program that
allows you to apply classroom theory
in practical work settings over multiple
semesters. UCF has the largest co-op
program in Florida with more than
20,000 students involved each year.
Characteristics of a co-op:
• Start as early as your second year
•Continue over multiple semesters,
and usually with the same employer
• Related to your major
• Off campus
• Always paid
•Co-ops earn credits that can go
toward your degree program
Characteristics of an internship:
•One semester
•Related to your major and
prospective career
• May be paid or unpaid
•Credit may be given depending on
your specific academic program
JOIN OUR ALUMNI
A degree from UCF is the beginning of a successful career and life. You will be ready to
launch a career as an astronaut, a surgeon, a writer, an athlete or whatever you aspire to be.
Characteristics of service learning:
•Involves faculty, students and
the community
•Explore solutions to community
issues
• Practice civic responsibility
•Typically involves working with
a nonprofit organization, public
school, government agency,
campus group or business with
a philanthropic mission
DAVI D B ET T NER
Co-creator of Words With Friends
“UCF provided the challenge and
laid the foundation I needed to
become a lifelong learner, which
I feel is one of the most valuable
gifts anyone can receive.”
MICHELLE AKERS
FIFA’s Woman Player of
the Century, Hall of Fame:
Class of 1998
UCF CO-OP AND INTERNSHIP EMPLOYERS INCLUDE THE COMPANIES BELOW:
JOHN C. BERSIA
Pulitzer Prize-winning
Writer, Orlando Sentinel
LEE CONSTANTINE
Former Florida State Senator;
Seminole County Commission,
District 3
TOBY CRABEL
World-Renowned Fund
Manager
DAUNTE CULPEPPER
Football: 1995–98
Hall of Fame: Class of 2002
PHIL DALHAUSSER
Olympic Gold Medalist
(Volleyball)
ROBERT DAMRON
Golf: 1991–94
Hall of Fame: Class of 2002
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TIFFANEY MILLER ALEXANDER
CHRI S IANNE LLO
NASA deputy chief engineer
One of three women from the
Kennedy Space Center featured
on the Women at NASA website.
“Ever since sixth grade, I knew I
wanted to be an electrical engineer.
My hope is that our younger
generation is inspired to pursue a
career in science or math.”
ERICKA DUNLAP
Miss America 2004
ALAN EUSTACE
Senior Vice President
of Knowledge, Google
TYLER M. FISHER
UCF’s First Rhodes Scholar
ANGELO GARCIA
Singer and Songwriter,
1980s Pop Band Menudo
JOHN HART
Former Major League Baseball
General Manager, Cleveland
Indians and Texas Rangers
CHERYL HINES
Actress, HBO’s Curb Your
Enthusiasm
GREGG HUBBARD
Singer and Songwriter,
Country Music Band
Sawyer Brown
Currently creating the next
generation of NASA launch
vehicles bound for the moon
and Mars.
“UCF is among the best universities
in the country for aerospace,
providing the opportunity for
hands-on training.”
R. GLENN HUBBARD
Dean, Columbia University
Graduate School of Business
EDUARDO SANCHEZ
Screenwriter and Director,
The Blair Witch Project
SHAWN JEFFERSON
Football: 1988–90
Hall of Fame: Class of 2002
MARQUETTE SMITH
Football: 1994–95
Hall of Fame: Class of 2005
GEORGE KALOGRIDIS
President, Walt Disney
World Resort
NICOLE STOTT
NASA Astronaut
MIKE MAROTH
Former Major League
Baseball Player
WILLIAM W. PARSONS JR.
Former Director, NASA’s
John C. Stennis Space Center
TARI PHILLIPS
Basketball: 1990–91
Hall of Fame: Class of 2003
DANIEL TOSH
Stand-up Comedian
and Television Host,
Tosh.0
ALLEN WEISS
Former President
of Worldwide Operations,
Walt Disney Parks
and Resorts
ANGEL RUIZ
Head of Region,
Ericsson North America
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HOUSING & MEALS
As a Global Achievement Academy student, you will live at The Towers apartments in Knights Plaza
during your first year. The Towers are close to everything—UCF retail shops, the CFE Arena and Bright
House Networks Stadium are only a short walk away. You can easily watch the Knights in action, attend
concerts or find a bestseller at the Barnes & Noble bookstore. Hungry? There are lots of places to eat in
Knights Plaza, from popular eateries like Jimmy John’s to campus exclusives such as Knightro’s.
TOWERS AT KNIGHTS PLAZA
DINING AT UCF
The Towers apartments feature single
bedrooms with full-size beds and
shared kitchens with dishwashers.
Your apartment layout has four private
bedrooms and two shared bathrooms.
Each apartment is same-sex, but
each floor has apartments for men
and women.
Meal plans are provided by UCF
Dining Services, and convenient dining
locations are available throughout
campus. Monthly programming and
special food selections are available
at ’63 South or Knightro’s to meet your
dietary needs. Thanks to free Wi-Fi,
three high-definition flat-screen
televisions and comfortable seating,
you can eat, lounge and socialize in style.
Details
Agreement type: Annual
(fall, spring and summer commitment)
GAA students are automatically enrolled
for fall and spring in the Block 150 meal
plan and the Any 15 meal plan over
the summer. The total cost for your 12
month dining plan is $3,600 USD.
Room type: Apartment with private
bedrooms
Class: First-year, sophomore, junior,
senior and graduate, including honors
students and student athletes
In addition to residential dining hall
options provided by your meal plan, UCF
offers a number of international dining
options on campus including East Asian,
Mediterranean and Mexican cuisine.
Furnishings: Desk, desk chair, dresser
and full-size bed
Utilities included: Air conditioning,
heat, electricity, water, cable television
and high-speed wireless Internet
TUITION
APPROXIMATE ANNUAL EXPENSES
UNDERGRADUATE
Tuition and Fees
$ 22,500 USD*
+
Housing
$ 9,257 USD
+
Dining Plan
$ 3,600 USD
+
Health Insurance
$
1,500 USD
Estimated Annual Cost
$ 36,857 USD
*For spring and summer 2015 intakes only.
Tuition and costs may increase for fall 2015 entry.
Based on 30 credit hours.
Need to stock up on the basics or want
to cook a meal with friends? Several
groceries and international markets are
on or near campus, such as Publix, Asian
Market at UCF and Adam Halal Meats &
Grocery.
Accommodation Fee: $9,257 USD
(Summer + Fall + Spring )
Please note that 2015 prices are subject
to increase. Visit www.housing.ucf.edu
for the most current price.
Housing at The Towers apartments is
on a first-come, first-served basis. Other
on-campus options may be available.
GAA MOVE-IN,
ORIENTATION
& CLASS DATES*
SPRING 2015
SUMMER 2015
MOVE-IN January 6, 2015
MOVE-IN May 12, 2015
ORIENTATION January 7, 2015
ORIENTATION May 13, 2015
CLASSES BEGIN January 12, 2015
CLASSES BEGIN May 18, 2015
*All dates are subject to change based on official UCF calendar approval.
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ADMISSIONS GUIDANCE
HOW TO
1
Download an application form at
globalucf.com and complete your
application electronically. Email it
to admissions@globalucf.com
OR
Complete the application at the back
of this brochure. Scan and email
it to admissions@globalucf.com
or mail to:
Global UCF
P.O. Box 66002
Orlando, FL 32816
United States of America
APPLY
> 2 > 3
Your official academic transcripts
must be viewed by a Global UCF
recruiter, regional office or public
notary and certified with a stamp on
your application.
Email scanned copies of your
certified academic transcripts and
proof of English language ability to
admissions@globalucf.com.
Your original academic transcripts
must be submitted in person when
you arrive on campus. You cannot
enroll until originals have been
reviewed and confirmed by a Global
UCF staff member.
Admission Requirements
GAA Prep
Global Achievement
Academy (GAA)1
Direct Entry2
Academic Background
3.0 GPA
3.0 GPA
3.0 GPA
English Language
TOEFL® 41 iBT;
4.0 IELTSTM
TOEFL® 60 iBT;
5.5 IELTSTM
TOEFL® 80 iBT;
6.5 IELTSTM
Additional Test Requirements
None
None
Competitive
SAT/ACT with Writing
Global Achievement Academy International Entry Requirements: We accept many international qualifications. To find details about entry requirements
for your specific region, see globalucf.com or contact our admissions team at admissions@globalucf.com.
1
Direct Entry admissions may additionally require a professional recommendation, essays, and an admissions interview. For more information on direct
entry see ucf.edu/admissions.
2 Programs Dates and Fees
4 > 5 > 6
The Global UCF admissions team
will review your application
and if qualified, you will receive a
conditional offer specifying any
outstanding documents or credentials
that need to be submitted to complete
the application.
Each UCF degree program has unique entry and progression requirements based on academic background, performance
and language skills. For the most up-to-date information on program offerings, admissions criteria and deadlines, please
visit globalucf.com.
To formally accept your offer,
you must satisfy all outstanding
conditions and submit a $1,000 USD
deposit.
Deposits are refundable if you
are unable to meet visa entry
requirements.
U.S. immigration law requires
all students to also provide a
Certification of Finances and
accompanying documentation from
your bank. You will find this form in
your conditional offer pack.
Once you have satisfied all academic
and immigration requirements,
the UCF International Services
Center will send you your I-20
documentation to apply for your F-1
visa with the U.S. Embassy in your
home country.
GAA Prep
Global Achievement
Academy (GAA)
Direct Entry
Application Deadline
Spring 2015
Summer 2015
Fall 2015
November 18, 2014
March 13, 2015
July 13, 2015
November 18, 2014
April 6, 2015
July 13, 2015
September 1, 2014
January 1, 2015
March 1, 2015
First Day of Classes3
Spring 2015
Summer 2015
Fall 2015
January 6, 2015
April 29, 2015
See globalucf.com
January 12, 2015
May 18, 2015
August 24, 2015
January 12, 2015
May 18, 2015
August 24, 2015
$5,500 USD
per 14-week session
Spring & Summer 2015:
$22,500 USD
Fall 2015: $22,500 USD4
$22,500 USD4
Tuition & Fees
3
4
Students are expected to arrive on campus for orientation prior to the first day of classes. Additional details will be provided in your welcome packet.
Fees are confirmed for Spring/Summer 2015 intakes only. Tuition may increase for Fall 2015. Check globalucf.com for the latest tuition and fee information.
For direct entry to undergraduate and
graduate programs at the university,
see ucf.edu.
Progression Requirements
GAA Prep
Global Achievement
Academy (GAA)
Direct Entry
Progress On To
GAA
Year 2 of
undergraduate degree
UCF degree
completion
English Language
level equivalent to
TOEFL® 60
Cumulative GPA of 2.5;
‘C’ or better in all classes;
one SAT or ACT exam
completed5 and must
attend at least 80% of
the activities required
within the GAA program6.
2.5 GPA; ‘C’ or better
in all classes
HELP AND GUIDANCE
We have regional teams located across the world ready to assist
you with your Global UCF application and give you advice
Progression Criteria
and guidance throughout the entire admissions process. Contact
admissions@globalucf.com and we will direct your query to our
team in your region.
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To satisfy the state of Florida requirement. A minimum score may not be required for all majors. GAA students must register and complete this
test during their first year of study. 6 Students completing the GAA with a GPA of 2.5 are eligible to progress on to Year 2 of most degree programs.
Some specific majors have additional progression requirements, such as a portfolio or writing sample.
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PROGRESSION REQUIREMENTS
BY DEGREE
Major
Degree
GAA Pathway
Progression to Year 2
B.A.
B.F.A.
B.A.
B.F.A.
B.A.
B.A.
B.A.
B.A.
B.A.
B.A.
B.F.A.
B.A.
B.A.
B.A.
B.A.
B.A.
B.A.
B.A.
B.A.
B.A
B.M.E.
B.M.
B.M.
B.M.
B.A
B.A
B.F.A.
B.A
B.F.A.
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
An overall GPA of 2.5, no grade below ‘C’
and attendance of at least 80% at all
activities (classes, support sessions and
cultural events) required in the program
Prerequisite Modules Completed in GAA
B.S.
B.S.
B.S.
B.S.
STEM
STEM
STEM
STEM
An overall GPA of 2.5, no grade below ‘C’
and attendance of at least 80% at all
activities (classes, support sessions and
cultural events) required in the program
B.S., B.A.
B.S., B.A.
B.S., B.A.
B.S., B.A.
B.S., B.A.
B.S., B.A.
B.S., B.A.
B.S., B.A.
Business
Business
Business
Business
Business
Business
Business
Business
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B.S.
B.S.
B.S.
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
B.S.
B.S.
B.S.
General Studies
General Studies
STEM
Science Education: Biology
B.S.
STEM
Science Education: Chemistry
Science Education: Physics
B.S.
B.S.
STEM
STEM
Social Science Education
Sport & Exercise Science
Technical Education & Industry Training
World Languages Education: French
World Languages Education: Spanish
B.S.
B.S.
B.S.
B.S.
B.S.
General Studies
STEM
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
Progression to Year 2
Prerequisite Modules Completed in GAA
B.S.A.E.
STEM
Civil Engineering
B.S.C.E.
STEM
Computer Engineering
B.S.P.E.
STEM
Computer Sciences
Construction Engineering
B.S.
B.S.Con.E.
STEM
STEM
Electrical Engineering
B.S.E.E.
STEM
Environmental Engineering
B.S.Env.E.
STEM
Industrial Engineering
B.S.I.E.
STEM
Information Technology
Mechanical Engineering
B.S.
B.S.M.E.
STEM
STEM
MAC 2311, MAC 2312 & PHY 2048 depending on how far student places
in the Math Placement Test
MAC 2311, MAC 2312 & PHY 2048 depending on how far student places
in the Math Placement Test
MAC 2311, MAC 2312 & PHY 2048 depending on how far student places
in the Math Placement Test
An overall GPA of 2.5, no grade below C,
and attendance of at least 80% at all
activities (classes, support sessions, and
cultural events) required in the program
MAC 2311, MAC 2312 & PHY 2048 depending on how far student places
in the Math Placement Test
MAC 2311, MAC 2312 & PHY 2048 depending on how far student places
in the Math Placement Test
MAC 2311, MAC 2312 & PHY 2048 depending on how far student places
in the Math Placement Test
MAC 2311, MAC 2312 & PHY 2048 depending on how far student places
in the Math Placement Test
MAC 2311, MAC 2312 & PHY 2048 depending on how far student places
in the Math Placement Test
B.S.
B.S., B.A.
B.S., B.A
B.S.
B.S
B.S.
B.S., B.A.
B.S.W.
B.S., B.A.
STEM
STEM
Business or General
STEM
Business or STEM
Business or STEM
General Studies
General Studies
Business or General
B.S.N.
General Studies
An overall GPA of 2.5, no grade below ‘C’
and attendance of at least 80% at all
activities (classes, support sessions and
cultural events) required in the program
COLLEGE OF NURSING
Nursing
An overall GPA of 2.5, no grade below ‘C’
and attendance of at least 80% at all
activities (classes, support sessions and
cultural events) required in the program
STA 2023
ROSEN COLLEGE OF HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
Hospitality Management
Event Management
Restaurant & Foodservice Management
B.S.
B.S.
B.S.
Business
Business
Business
An overall GPA of 2.5, no grade below ‘C’
and attendance of at least 80% at all
activities (classes, support sessions and
cultural events) required in the program
B.A
B.S.
B.S.
B.S.
B.S.
B.S.
B.A
B.S.
B.A
B.S.
General Studies
STEM
STEM
STEM
STEM
STEM
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
STEM
An overall GPA of 2.5, no grade below ‘C’
and attendance of at least 80% at all
activities (classes, support sessions and
cultural events) required in the program
COLLEGE OF SCIENCES
STA 2023
ECO 2013
An overall GPA of 2.5, no grade below ‘C’
and attendance of at least 80% at all
activities (classes, support sessions and
cultural events) required in the program
Anthropology
Biology
Chemistry
Mathematics
Forensic Sciences
Physics
Political Sciences
Psychology
Sociology
Statistics
NICHOLSON SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION
Journalism
Radio/TV
Advertising/Public Relations
Human Communication
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN PERFORMANCE
Art Education
Early Childhood Development & Education Track 1 PK-3
Early Childhood Development & Education Track 2 Early
Childhood Development
English Language Arts Education
Elementary Education
Mathematics Education
Aerospace Engineering
Athletic Training
Communication Sciences & Disorders
Criminal Justice
Health Sciences Pre-clinical Track
Health Services Administration
Health Informatics & Information Management
Public Administration
Social Work
Legal Studies
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Accounting
Business Administration
Economics, Business
Finance
General Business
Management
Marketing
Real Estate
GAA Pathway
COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS
COLLEGE OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
Biomedical Sciences
Biomedical Sciences Pre-clinical Track
Biochemistry
Medical Laboratory Sciences
Degree
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES
Art: Digital Media
Art: Emerging Media Track
Art: History Track
Art: Studio Art Track
Art: Studio Track
Art: Visual Arts & Emerging Media Management
Digital Media
English Creative Writing
English Literature
English Technical Communication
Film
Film: Cinema Studies
History
Humanities
Humanities: Philosophy, Religion & Popular Culture
Latin American Studies
Modern Language & Literature
French
Spanish
Music
Music Education
Music: Jazz Studies Track
Music: Music Composition Track
Music: Music Performance Track
Philosophy
Religion & Cultural Studies
Theatre
Theatre Studies
Theatre: Music Theatre Track
Major
B.A
B.A
B.A
B.A
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
An overall GPA of 2.5, no grade below ‘C’
and attendance of at least 80% at all
activities (classes, support sessions and
cultural events) required in the program
A or better in ENC 1101
B or better in ENC 1101
B or better in ENC 1101
B.P.S.E.
STEM
An overall GPA of 2.5, no grade below ‘C’
and attendance of at least 80% at all
activities (classes, support sessions and
cultural events) required in the program
MAC2311, MAC2312 & PHY2048C depending on how student places in
Math Placement Test
B.S., B.A.
B.S.
B.A
General Studies
General Studies
General Studies
An overall GPA of 2.5, no grade below ‘C’
and attendance of at least 80% at all
activities (classes, support sessions, and
cultural events) required in the program
COLLEGE OF OPTICS AND PHOTONICS
Photonic Science & Engineering
An overall GPA of 2.5, no grade below ‘C’
and attendance of at least 80% at all
activities (classes, support sessions and
cultural events) required in the program
MAC 2311 & MAC 2312 depending on how far student places in the
Math Placement Test
MAC 2311 depending on how far student places in the Math
Placement Test
MAC 2311, MAC 2312 & PHY 2048 depending on how far student places
in the Math Placement Test
INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES
Interdisciplinary Studies
Environmental Studies
Women's Studies
KEY
Restricted Access:These majors have additional admission requirements. There is no limit to the number of students who can be enrolled. Students meeting the
requirements normally will be admitted.
Limited Access:These majors guarantee admission to a limited number of students who meet the additional admission requirements.
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G LO B A L AC H I E V E M E N T AC A D E M Y
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
1. The University of Central Florida’s
Global Achievement Academy (GAA)
students should read these terms and
conditions carefully prior to submitting
an application. In addition to these terms
and conditions, as students at UCF, all
GAA students are bound by the rules and
regulations governing the University of
Central Florida (UCF), as those may be
amended from time to time. The most recent UCF rules can be found at ucf.edu.
2. GAA reserves the right to amend
these terms and conditions from time to
time. Similarly, UCF reserves the right
to amend its terms and conditions from
time to time. At all times, students will
be required to comply with the then-current terms and conditions. UCF’s current
terms and conditions may be found at
globalucf.com.
3. Application: Students may apply
to the GAA, GAA Prep (a pre-sessional
English program) or for direct admission to UCF. If you decide to apply to
any of these three programs, be sure to
use the application that is specific to the
program you select. Each application
contains terms and conditions governing the specific program, and students
acknowledge by submitting this application that they agree to the terms and
conditions of the respective program.
Links to relevant applications and terms
and conditions can be found at ucf.edu.
4. Students who are admitted to the
GAA will receive a written offer letter
with details on accepting the offer, paying the program deposit and arriving on
campus.
5. Tuition, fees and accommodation
payment: Following payment of the
deposit, students must pay the remaining outstanding balance no less than one
week prior to the start date of the program. GAA has the right to amend prices
due to university actions, tax increases,
governmental actions or other events
beyond our control.
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6. Accommodations: All GAA students
are required to commit to a three-term
RESIDENCE in a UCF residential hall
and pay in full for these accommodations by the first day of classes. All GAA
students’ housing commitments run
three-terms unless otherwise noted.
Students needing to cancel their housing
agreement prior to published move-in
date are eligible for a full refund less a
$100 change fee. Students needing to
cancel their housing agreement up to 10
days after published move-in date are
eligible for a full refund less a $300
change fee. Students needing to cancel
their housing agreement more than 10
days after the published move-in date
are not eligible for a refund. Once GAA
students complete the three-term
accommodation requirement, they
may participate in UCF’s housing
lottery system or find alternative offcampus housing.
7. Health insurance: All international
students studying at UCF are required
to be covered by health insurance, which
meets the U.S. government’s visa requirements, state of Florida requirements and
UCF requirements.
a. At the time of their application, students are required to purchase coverage
from a GAA-designated health plan as a
condition of enrollment.
b. Prior to orientation, all students
must have completed the UCF Health
Services Immunization Form documenting proof of immunity to measles
(rubeola), German measles (rubella) and
mumps and either proof of immunization against meningitis and hepatitis B,
or a signed waiver declining these two
vaccines. Mandatory immunization
forms may be obtained through the
UCF Health Services website hs​.ucf.
edu/immunizations​.html. Students
must have immunization documentation to live on campus and prior to class
start date.
8. Airport transfers: Requests for airport transfer should be made at least two
weeks in advance. GAA cannot guarantee
a reservation for a request made less
than two weeks in advance. However,
staff will make every attempt to accommodate late requests. In the event that
a flight is cancelled or delayed, students
must call the emergency telephone number published in the Student Handbook to
inform GAA’s staff of the new arrival date
and time. Please see Section 22 for the
airport transfer cancellation policy.
9. Cancellation, change, curtailment
or withdrawal: Students who cancel
their GAA course prior to arrival on
UCF’s campus may request a full refund
of deposit, tuition and fees. Students
will only be eligible for a refund if they
submit documentation of visa denial
with written notification to the GAA
prior to the course start date. After the
start of the GAA program orientation,
students may be eligible for a partial
refund (25 percent) of tuition prior to
the end of the fourth week of classes.
After attending all or part of the fifth
week of classes, there will be no refunds
absent exceptional circumstances.
10. Exceptional circumstances: Refunds
for exceptional circumstances may
be granted on a very limited case-bycase basis by the GAA Office of Academic
Services. Up to 100% of tuition and
registration fees are refundable if due
to circumstances determined by GAA
to be exceptional, including, but not
limited to sickness, death, involuntary
call to military service or university
administrative error.
11. Public holidays, vacation and absences: Classes are usually not held on
public holidays, and most school facilities will be closed. GAA will not make
reimbursements for classes not offered.
12. Absences: F-1 students must
comply with all applicable United States
Citizenship and Immigration Services
regulations related to study on a student
visa at UCF, including attendance
requirements. Failure to meet attendance requirements may lead to
penalties, including loss of immigration
status. Any student who is absent during
the program or loses immigration status
due to absences will not be eligible for a
refund for time missed.
13. Academic criteria: Students are
accepted into the GAA with the strict
understanding that progression through
the GAA and successful completion of
any program will require satisfactory
attendance and successful attainment of
specified progression grades. Students
who do not meet the criteria for successful completion will not be allowed to proceed. Students may be offered advice on
suitable alternative options, which may
or may not include retaking courses or
repeating certain courses. These alternative options may involve additional time
and costs, including tuition and accommodation fees.
14. Academic resources: All books and
learning materials must be purchased by
GAA students upon arrival at UCF.
15. Student conduct: All GAA students
are required to follow UCF policies,
rules, regulations and the UCF Golden
Rule. Any student who commits a criminal offense, violates campus rules, has
poor attendance or fails to meet program
requirements may be expelled or suspended. No refund will be given in cases
of expulsion. The UCF Code of Student
Conduct provides a framework of standard acceptable behavior for students.
Students are responsible for understanding and complying with this Code. The
Code of Student Conduct is available on
the UCF website. All students studying at UCF have the right to be treated
with respect and courtesy by UCF staff
and fellow students in an environment
free from harassment and conducive to
learning. UCF expects GAA students to
abide by the Code of Conduct by accepting responsibility for your behavior and
conducting yourself in a professional
manner at all times, treating fellow students and staff with respect, honesty
and courtesy.
16. Refunds: GAA will only make
refunds in U.S. dollars, minus any bank
transfer or processing fees, and
will make such refunds in the manner
in which GAA was originally paid and to
the account of the party or parties who
made such payment(s). All refunds will
be made to eligible parties within 45 days
of written notice.
17. Grievance procedures, appeals
or complaints: Students must follow
the policy and procedures for dealing
with student complaints, grievances
and appeals in a constructive and
timely manner.
18. Academic performance: The UCF
Academic Regulations Policy outlines
the required standards for academic
performance and maintaining good
academic standing. This policy can be
found at catalog.ucf.edu/policies. To
continue in the GAA, students must also
be in compliance with the GAA academic
standards and progression requirements,
which can be found at globalucf.com.
19. Photography, filming and sound
recording: GAA or its representatives
may arrange to photograph or shoot
video footage of students for promotional or commercial purposes and publish
or broadcast the results in all forms of
media. Any student who does not wish
to participate should advise us in writing
at the time of enrollment and state at
the time of the photographing or video
shooting the wish not to participate.
By accepting these terms and conditions, any student who does not follow
the above opt-out requirements gives
consent to the use of these photographs
or video footage without further consent
or notifications.
20. Force majeure: UCF and the GAA
will not be liable in cases where UCF
and/or GAA is unable to fulfill any
services because of fire, natural disaster,
national emergency, act of government,
acts of war or terrorism, failure of suppliers or subcontractors, labor disputes
or any other reasons which are beyond
UCF’s or GAA’s control.
21. Student F-1 visa holders: F-1 visa
holders are required to provide UCF
with a current residential address and
telephone number at all times. Students
who fail to meet attendance requirements, continue their enrollment or
maintain satisfactory academic progress
will be reported to the U.S. Department
of Homeland Security (DHS). Information collected by UCF and the GAA
which personally identifies a student and
information regarding a student’s course
progress may be shared with DHS, state
and accrediting agencies, designated
authorities, the student’s parent(s) or
guardian(s), UCF and GAA staff, contractors and representatives. This information may include personal and contact
details, course enrollment details and
changes, and circumstances of any suspected breach by the student of any UCF
or GAA policies and/or any DHS rules or
Regulations.
22. Cancellation: “Cancellation Period”
refers to the period up to the start date
of the first course you are attending.
Cancellations must be made during
the Cancellation Period in writing and,
provided the student never attends, 100
percent of the tuition and accommodation (SUBJECT TO SECTION 6) fees will
be refunded. In all cases, the courier fee
(if utilized), enrollment fee and any other
service charges (e.g., airport transfer fee,
medical insurance, campus fee, program
supplement fee, etc.) are nonrefundable.
23. Liability: The liability of the GAA,
its operator and its group companies,
their directors, officers, employees,
affiliates, agents and partners with
respect to losses arising from negligence
(except where such liability cannot be
excluded as a matter of law), breach of
contract or otherwise will be limited
in all circumstances to the full amount
paid to UCF, GAA or the relevant group
company by the relevant student for the
particular program. Such companies and
persons will in no circumstances have
any liability for indirect or consequential
losses or damages. Any dispute, claim or
other matter arising will be subject to the
jurisdiction and laws of the United States
of America.
24. In accordance with the Family
Educational Rights and Privacy Act of
1974 (FERPA), the undersigned student hereby permits UCF to disclose
personally identifiable information,
including educational records, financial
information, disciplinary records and
attendance records to the GAA, its operator, Shorelight-Stars, LLC, its parent
Shorelight Education, LLC, and their
group companies (the “Operator”). The
undersigned hereby also grants UCF and
the GAA Operator permission to provide
the student’s parent(s), guardian(s) and
recruiter(s) with information pertaining
to their application, academic progress,
results and attendance. These permissions will remain in effect during the
undersigned student’s tenure at GAA
and UCF. Students wishing to revoke this
release may do so at any time by submitting a written request to the Global UCF
Academic Director.
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GLOBAL UCF
UN IVERSITY o f C EN T R A L F LOR I DA
A P P L I C AT I O N
Personal Details
Title:
Gender:
Date of birth (D/M/Y):
City of birth:
Indicate year and semester you wish to start
Passport date of expiry:
Contact Details
Math:
Other Test:
Other Test Date (D/M/Y):
English:
SEVIS #:
Intended Start Date
Aug. (Fall)
Year:
Composite:
Degree earned:
Country of citizenship:
Passport number:
ACT Date (D/M/Y):
From D/M/Y to D/M/Y:
Write in Major:
Country of birth:
Math Score:
ACT Scores:
City/State/Country:
Intended Major
Preferred name:
CR Score:
School transferring:
Direct Entry
Given names:
SAT Date (D/M/Y):
Required if transferring from another educational institution in United States
GAA Prep (Pre-sessional English)
Global Achievement Academy (GAA)
Family name:
SAT Scores:
Transfer Information
Select Your Route to UCF
Name must appear exactly as shown in applicant’s passport
Personal Statement
Advanced tests (if applicable)
Agent Stamp Here
Dependents
Jan. (Spring)
May (Summer)
Do you have dependents you would like to add to your I-20?
Yes
No
Education Details
Airport Reception
English proficiency
Do you require airport pickup? After you book your travel, please visit
globalucf.com/flight and enter your arrival details and flight information.
Yes
No
Permanent non-US home address (mandatory):
IELTS Band (total) score:
Address 1:
Date taken or scheduled (D/M/Y):
City:
IELTS section scores:
Medical Insurance Requirement
Region:
TOEFL total score:
State:
Date taken or scheduled (D/M/Y):
Province:
TOEFL subtest scores:
Postal Code:
Other:
(This section must be completed)
I understand Global UCF will provide a mandatory 12 months of
medical coverage upon my arrival in the United States, at a cost of
$1,500 USD. At the end of 12 months I will be required to extend the initial
coverage. This fee changes annually and is correct at the time of printing.
Country:
Native language:
Applicant’s mailing address in the USA (if applicable):
Years of English study:
Sponsored Students
Form I-20
Please indicate if any part of your education will sponsored
Do you have a Form I-20 from another institution in the United States?
City:
State:
Postal code:
Mobile telephone:
Yes
No
Name of sponsoring organization:
Home telephone:
Recruiter or agent name (if applicable):
Recruiter’s email:
Name of secondary school attended:
How did you first learn about Global UCF?
Exhibition or seminar
Country of secondary school:
Address 1:
To (D/M/Y):
City:
Have you attended additional secondary schools?
State:
No
Name of post-secondary institution attended:
Home telephone:
Mobile telephone:
Email:
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P.O. Box 66002
Orlando, FL 32816
United States of America
Copy of academic transcript
Copy of official English assessment score report
Emergency Contact
Address:
Postal Address for Applications
Additional Application Materials Required
Country:
Name:
Date (D/M/Y):
Copy of passport
Postal Code:
Relationship:
City of post-secondary institution:
Copy of bank statements
Country of post-secondary institution:
SAT or ACT (plus Writing) test score report (Direct Entry only)
From (D/M/Y) to (D/M/Y):
Please note: Accepted students must bring original copies of
all materials when arriving on campus.
Anticipated date of graduation / transfer:
Language of instruction:
Have you attended additional post-secondary schools?
If yes, please attach transcripts to application.
(if applicant is under 18)
Recommendation from friend or colleague
Internet search or advertisement
Yes
Language of instruction:
Province:
Date (D/M/Y):
Newspaper or magazine
Recommendation from recruiter
Anticipated date of secondary school graduation:
Region:
Applicant’s Signature
Other Information
City of secondary school:
Recruiter’s address:
I declare that the information I have supplied on this form is complete and correct. I understand that giving false or incomplete information may lead to the
refusal of my application or cancellation of enrollment and/or loss of visa status.
I have read, understood, and accept the published terms and conditions in
this brochure on page 18-19, and course information in the brochure or website,
and I have sufficient information about the University of Central Florida (UCF)
and the Global Achievement Academy (GAA) to make an informed enrollment
decision. The most recent terms and conditions and updated course information
may be found at globalucf.com.
I give UCF and the GAA permission to obtain official records from any educational institution attended by me. I give UCF permission to provide the GAA with
any information pertaining to my application of study, my ongoing academic
progress, and my results and attendance for the purposes of evaluating my
admissibility and progression status.
I grant UCF and the GAA permission to provide my parent(s), guardian(s) and
recruiter, when requested, with any information pertaining to my application to
study, ongoing academic progress, results and attendance.
I understand that after I commence my studies with the GAA, I will need to
successfully complete the program and meet the minimum required progression
standards before I can continue my studies at UCF.
I understand that tuition and fees may change without notice. I accept
responsibility for payment of all relevant tuition and fees, and I agree to abide by
the GAA refund policy.
I understand that living expenses in the United States may be higher
than in my own country and I confirm that I have the financial ability to meet
these costs.
Parent or Guardian Signature
Education history (post-secondary and further education)
Applicant’s email (mandatory):
Declaration
Type of sponsorship (for example: tuition, fees, living expenses, other):
Expired
If ‘Yes’ or ‘Expired’ please provide a copy with your application materials.
1. Have
you ever been subject to disciplinary action or do you currently have
a disciplinary charge pending by any educational institution for academic
misconduct, such as cheating? (You do not need to disclose any academic
dismissal, suspension, or probation that was due to poor grades.)
Yes
No
2. Have you ever been subject to disciplinary action or do you currently have
a disciplinary charge pending by any educational institution for behavior
misconduct, such as fighting?
Yes
No
3. H
ave you ever been convicted of. charged with, a criminal offense or are
you currently the subject of any criminal proceeding?
Yes
No
If you answered ‘yes’ to either of the above questions, please submit a separate
sheet that gives the circumstances and approximate date of each incident.
Yes
No
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