Freshman students can apply through all application methods. Transfer and graduate students must apply through the USF application.
Scholarships
When students submit all components of their application package (application fee, test scores and transcripts) by Jan. 15, we’ll automatically consider them for merit-based admissions scholarships ranging from $8,000 to $16,000 for in-state students and $20,000 to $44,000 for out-of-state students. See the eligibility requirements now!
FLORIDA RESIDENT SCHOLARSHIPS NON-FLORIDA RESIDENT SCHOLARSHIPSYour students will use USF's Admissions Portal to complete most remaining application tasks. From here, they can see any missing items, upload documents, complete requested forms, check their application status and more. They can access the portal any time by logging in with their NetID and password. Click the link below to find more information for your students.
CHECK APPLICATION AND DOCUMENT STATUSAPPLICATION STEPS
Even though a student submitted the application, that doesn’t mean it’s complete. There may still be items that require attention. Have your students log into the Admissions Portal to see if there are any additional steps:
Applicants must pay the nonrefundable, $30 application fee (if they have not done so already). The fee may be paid online via OASIS by logging in, navigating to he Student tab, selecting Admissions, and then selecting the option Pay My Application Fee(s).
Fill out the Student Self-Reported Academic Record via the link found in the Thanks for Applying email.
Students must request official SAT scores directly from The College Board. USF's code is 5828.
Students must request official ACT scores directly from ACT, Inc. USF's code is 0761.
Students may submit either SAT or ACT scores, but are encouraged to submit both.
Once a student has submitted a complete application package, the USF Admissions team will take some time to review the file and render a decision. While they’re waiting, encourage your students to check out our featured articles below for information on when decisions are made, what our application statuses mean and more.
Find out more about the method USF uses to evaluate applicants and when students can expect an admission decision.
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Learn more about how USF considers your highest submitted section scores across all SAT and ACT test dates.
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From submitting your most recent grades to asking for additional recommendations, learn what to do while you wait.
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Get the definition of every USF application status, from Conditional Admit to Referred, and find out what each requires.
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