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Outreach Recruiting Programs

Programs for High School and Community College Students

Throughout the year, the Office of Admissions encourages high school and community college students and their parents to visit campus and talk with admissions counselors. We sponsor these events to help prospective students determine how UF's tremendous academic resources can help them reach their potential and achieve their dreams. Each event is an excellent way to plan admission to the university.

Middle School and High School Students

High School Juniors, by invitation only

  • African-American Outstanding High School Scholars Weekend

    • This two-day program, held each July, is designed to attract the top-rising African-American seniors to UF. Participants are nominated by their guidance counselors, and they are invited to campus.

  • Hispanic-Latino Outstanding High School Scholars Weekend

    • This two-day program, held in late June, is designed to attract top-rising Hispanic seniors to UF. Participants are nominated by their guidance counselors, and they are invited to campus.

  • Merit-Honors Outstanding High School Scholars Weekend

    • This two-day program, held in early June, is designed to attract high-ability rising high-school seniors to UF. Participants and their parents are invited by the Office of Admissions.

  • UF Shadow Days

    • These programs, generally held in October and November, give invited high school seniors the Gator for a day experience when they shadow current UF students in class and around campus.
    The TRIO/Upward Bound African-American student Shadow Day and the Partner School Shadow Day generally occur in October.

Community College Transfers

  • Transfer Opportunity Program and Services Conference

    • All participants were students from high schools in Jacksonville, Orlando and Miami who attended Florida community colleges. This program helps community college students to transfer into one of UF's colleges after they earn an AA degree.

Admitted Students

  • Destination Gainesville

    • This program invites students who have been admitted to UF to a reception designed to encourage them to enroll in UF's incoming freshman class. Receptions are held in 8-12 cities around Florida and the southeastern United States.


Campus recruitment events help prospective students and their families learn more about the educational opportunities available at UF. Presentation topics include freshman admission, transfer admission, financial aid, academic scholarships, on-campus housing, academic programs and student life.

Students can speak directly with University of Florida representatives. Come see us and come prepared to learn more about UF!