Print a copy of your schedule each time you register. During the first three weeks of advance registration and throughout the online drop/add period, the UF regulates the registration system by utilizing assigned start times for registration sessions.
All students must receive the approval of the dean of the UF College offering the course before they can register for non-degree course work except for students participating in programs sponsored by the UF International Center. The application will be electronically forwarded to the UF College requested on the application for approval.
Undergraduate students in good standing at another accredited collegiate institution can enroll full time at UF as non-degree transient students to complete work to transfer back to the parent institution. More Info
Visiting Students Attending UF Undergraduate students in good standing at another accredited collegiate institution can enroll full time at UF as non-degree transient students to complete work to transfer back to the parent institution. More Info
Once a student's start time has passed, students can access the registration system freely until they reach 15 registered hours. Once they have reached 15 hours, the student will be automatically reassigned a new start time. Students may not access the ONE. UF registration system prior to their assigned start time.
UF has more than 5,700 faculty members with distinguished records in teaching, research and service, including 37 Eminent Scholar chairs and 45 faculty elections to the National Academy of Sciences, Engineering, the Institute of Medicine, or the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
UF offers the Employee Education Program, or EEP, to allow full-time UF Academic Personnel, TEAMS and USPS employees to waive the cost of up to six credit hours per semester at the state university closest to their work location.
A: No. Despite the fact that UF has local- employer status, it is still considered a pub- lic corporation and continues to work with the Florida Retirement System and Division of State Group Insurance for employees' retirement and insurance benefits. The Spouse Program also remains intact.
Although it is unlikely for UF to lose accreditation, its accreditor is closely monitoring the school. UF worked for years to achieve its top five status, but one verdict could cost the university everything it strived for.
U.S. News ranked UF No. 9, tied with Stanford and Brown, for the best student outcomes among all public and private institutions. Additionally, U.S. News ranked UF on a prestigious list of the nation's most innovative universities, as well as among the top schools on lists for undergraduate research and for veterans.
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The University of Florida is a state government institution and public university that meets the federal requirement of “public service organization”. UF employees may qualify for this program.
Time-Limited TEAMS Positions A time-limited position has the same rights as a position with a regular appointment modifier, except such position does not have rights provided for layoff, recall, and notice of non-reappointment. It is at the discretion of the college or unit to determine if a position is time-limited.
University of Florida Human Resources (UFHR) designed this handbook to be a common- sense guide for new and existing employees at the University of Florida who are classified as Technical, Executive, Administrative, and Managerial Support (TEAMS) or University Support Personnel System (USPS).
You can do this by changing your profile in UF’s online phone book to Do Not Publish. Go to my.ufl.edu > My Account > Update My Directory Profile. This option will prevent your contact information from being published in the UF Online Phone Book. However, restricting information on the web will not prevent the Office of the University Registrar from providing your directory information in other formats. If you select this option, your directory information still can, and will be provided to those requesting it in writing or by telephone. Further, this does not guarantee that information will not be released on the web by UF clubs or organizations to which you belong. For more information go to https://registrar.ufl.edu/ferpa.
Grades are no longer mailed to students at the end of the semester. At the completion of each semester, grades are available online the Wednesday after commencement. Students may view their grades on ONE.UF, Access other Student Self Service s. Under My Online Services select My Record > Final Grades.
The National Student Clearinghouse is our authorized agent for providing confirmation of enrollment and degree. If you are an employer or background screening firm requesting this information, please contact the National Student Clearinghouse at:
Applicants can find out their UFID by accessing their online application. If you need further assistance please call the Office of Admissions for assistance at (352) 392-1365. Thank you for your interest in the University of Florida. Back to Top.
If you require information about on-campus housing, contact the Department of Housing and Residence Education at (352)392-2161. For information about off-campus housing contact Off-Campus Life, a part of the Dean of Students Office, at (352)392-1261. Back to Top.
Monday through Friday, to assist you with your paperwork and answer any questions you may have about your benefits. You may also call them at (352) 294-2948. Back to Top.
If the course was taken in 1999 or after, the description can be found in the graduate and undergraduate course catalogs.
The Office of the University Registrar will complete enrollment certificates issued by the Social Security Administration for students eligible to receive educational benefits, as long as the student is a full-time undergraduate. Students receiving financial aid and students with disabilities should refer to Financial Aid's enrollment requirements for complete information. More Info
It is the prerogative of the student’s UF college to determine how transfer credits apply to a degree. Students should expect to receive 60 transfer credits with an AA degree from a Florida public community/state college.
Generally, non-degree registration is for one term only. Registration is not permitted until the last three days of the fall/spring drop/add period and must be completed by the end of drop/add; failure to register by that deadline will result in a late registration fee.
The minimum full-time load for undergraduate students is 12 credits, including summer term. Postbaccalaureate students are considered undergraduates. Students with disabilities who are registered with the Disability Resources Center are eligible for full-time status and all the benefits thereof at or below 12 credits. More Info.
Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU) Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) WASC Senior College and University Commission. Courses must be similar in nature and content to courses in our undergraduate curriculum to be transferred.
Simultaneous enrollment in flexible learning courses or extension work at another college or university is counted when computing the maximum course load but not the minimum course load.
After late registration, you cannot drop below the minimum load without successfully petitioning your college dean. Simultaneous enrollment in flexible learning courses or extension work at another college or university is counted when computing the maximum course load but not the minimum course load.
From the myTraining Dashboard, you can search for courses using the Activity Search field in the upper left hand corner. Just type the course name, course ID or a keyword and then click Search. After you’ve registered for training, your current enrollments display in the Training list found on the Dashboard page.
Block Enrollment is the processes that allows colleges and departments to identify cohorts of students with similar, or identical, course needs and enroll them in one process.
"Creating an inclusive climate allows all of us to do our best work and together shape a better UF." - President’s Office Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, & Access The University of Florida’s Inclusive Hiring Badge is designed to provide faculty and staff with the level of knowledge, skill and abilities needed…... Learn More
Stronger Together is a series within the Gators Together diversity and inclusion certificate program. In his June 2020 memo, President Fuchs identified a number of steps UF would be taking to address racism and create a more racially just UF. Training for all faculty and staff was among these. UFHR,…... Learn More
Attend three workshops to complete your Business Communications certification. Learn More
UF Training & Organizational Development partners with other training providers and departments to centralize information and record-keeping related to compliance training efforts. Learn More
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Designed to increase performance and engagement by creating an inclusive environment for UF employees’ diverse talents Learn More
We’ve identified key skills that faculty and staff can develop as individuals and as leaders. These skills are critical for navigating working online and for flourishing over the longer-term. For each of the skills, we’ve listed a range of online and virtual learning resources to help our faculty and staff learn and grow. Learn More
The Office of the University Registrar schedules rooms collaboratively with departmental room schedulers to support the university's teaching mission.
Students often need to verify their enrollment for purposes related to health insurance, job applications or applications to other colleges or universities.
UF (EEP) and State Employee Registration. May 10 - 11(8:00 am of the first day to 11:59 pm of the last day) May 10 - 11(8:00 am of the first day to 11:59 pm of the last day)
All deadlines are effective at 5:00 p.m. on the last date unless indicated otherwise. Forms should be submitted to the appropriate office by 5:00 p .m.unless indicated otherwise. If submitting a form to the Office of the University Registrar, use the Secure Upload Portal at https://registrar.ufl.edu/forms.
First Three Weeks of Advance Registration 1 Review the Schedule of Courses to choose the courses you want, including backups. 2 Log on to ONE.UF (if you need assistance, call the help desk at (352) 392-HELP). 3 Take care of any Registration Holds. 4 Create your schedule in ONE.UF. 5 Print a copy of your schedule each time you register.
During online drop/add, priority is given to the students who have not registered for a full course load in the given term, regardless of class standing or credit hours earned toward their degrees. Students are allowed only one registration session per start time during daytime hours and will be automatically assigned a new time at the end of each registration session (once the student logs off) later that evening. Students can access the ONE.UF registration system repeatedly from approximately 10:00pm to close of the system every night except the final night of drop/add. Students may not access ONE.UF registration prior to their assigned start time.
If you cannot attend a semester for which you have registered, you MUST drop all courses before registration closes or you will be liable for fees.
Variable credit courses require you to enter the number of credits in a two-digit format; three credits would be entered as 03. If you register for an incorrect number of credits, you must drop the course and add it again with the correct credits.
Registration typically closes the Wednesday after commencement for end-of-term processing each term , and reopens the next business day. Students must be registered for at least one credit by 5:00pm on the last business day before online drop/add begins to avoid the $100 late registration fee.
Tuition for many courses offered through UF Online can be covered by the Employee Education Program (EEP) or the State Employee Tuition Waiver program if you are eligible for those programs.
It is against the policy of the Office of the University Registrar for students to utilize automated programs to assist in their online registrations on ONE.UF.