How to apply to the
Statistics Graduate Program
Application Deadline for entering Fall 2013: February 1st, 2013 for full fellowship/assistantship consideration.
Online Application
Frequently Asked Questions
Application Checklist
Notify the Department When Your Application is Completed
Check Your Application Status & Materials Received
Please mail transcripts to:
University of Florida
Office of Graduate Admissions
PO Box 114000
301 Criser Hall
Gainesville, FL 32611-4000
Also send a photo copy of your transcripts to:
University of Florida
Department of Statistics
P.O. Box 118545
103 Griffin-Floyd Hall
Gainesville, Florida
Please
do not call to inquire about receipt of your application materials. You
may check with the shipper [UPS, DHL, etc.] to confirm delivery. When
the review process begins, we will contact you by e-mail if any
required documents are missing.
INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS
International applicants are required to submit original language
transcripts and diplomas along with an English translation.
TESTS
All applicants must submit GRE scores directly from ETS to Graduate Admissions with a copy to the department of Statistics.
Make sure that you indicate our institution code (5812) and department
code (0705) when you take the GRE. The TOEFL exam is required of
applicants who have not spent at least one year in an institution where English is the native language of that country.
The minimum acceptable TOEFL score is 550 (paper based), 213 (computer
based), 80 (internet). All applicants whose native language is not
English and who are not US citizens or permanent residents will be
required to pass an English test upon arrival at the University. Based
on this exam, you may be required to take English language courses.
ACCEPTANCE
Students are accepted by the Graduate Selections Committee and will be
notified by e-mail. Decisions are made as rapidly as possible. However,
the review process can take up to 8-10 weeks.
Heavy weight is placed on the strength of the recommendations, GRE
scores and the applicants mathematical/quantitative background. All
accepted students who continue in good standing receive funding for at
least five years. Fellowships are awarded based on the strength of the
application.
LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION
Letters of recommendation should be submitted through the online
application system. However, if you encounter problems, you may submit
a hard copy of your letters directly to the Department of Statistics
using the address listed above. If you use the online system, there is
no need to submit the letters by hard copy to the department or
university.