Yes, All ECE Advisors require students to include their UFID numbers in email correspondence. Including your, UFID will assist your advisor in reviewing your file.
FAQ Category: Graduate Admissions
How do I complete grad check for graduate students?
Contact your grad advisor via email at: gradadvising@ece.ufl.edu.
How do I apply for graduate housing?
For more information on applying for graduate housing, see the UF Family and Graduate Housing Page.
I have sent my IELTS/TOEFL scores, but my application status shows them as not received. What should I do?
It can take several weeks for your scores to be posted to your application after you request them from the testing agency. Please allow a few weeks for your application status to be updated before you contact the ECE Department.… Read More
I have sent my transcripts, but my application status shows them as not received. What is happening?
Transcripts uploaded to the application will normally be marked with a red “X” and will be titled “Uploaded Transcript – Under Review”. This means that the Office of Admissions has received the uploaded document, but they have not reviewed it… Read More
How can I check my application status?
You can check the status of your UF application here.
When are fall admissions decisions sent?
Most admissions decisions are sent between March and May. If any application materials are received after the application deadline, expect significant delays in getting your decision.
Do you accept applications from students with bachelor’s degrees in subjects other than Electrical Engineering?
We do! If your background is in physics or a different engineering field, you may be required to take up to three undergraduate ECE courses after you are admitted. Students with non-STEM backgrounds may need to take undergraduate courses in… Read More
Do I need to submit official transcripts to the Office of Admissions before being admitted?
No, unofficial transcripts can be used for the review process.
What application materials need to be in by the application deadline?
All application materials, including letters of recommendation and official standardized test scores, should be received by the University of Florida by the application deadline.