December 5, 2008
Many see the University of Florida as a school that has it all: top-notch academics, winning sports teams and great parties, all for a low price.
But as the school's popularity soars, a growing number of well-qualified Florida students are feeling shut out.UF once was a school most good students in the state could attend. But in recent years, even those with high grade-point averages and SAT scores routinely are denied admission. As high school seniors now wait for that letter from Gainesville, many are wondering why it's so hard to get into the state's flagship university.
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