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Check your Application
Status
MyUCF
Instructions:
- When your application and full application fee have
been received and entered into the UCF Graduate Admissions
database you will receive an email from your admissions
counselor containing your UCF identification number
and instructions on accessing the "MyUCF" website
to check your application status.
- As a first time user, you will need to click on the
link at the bottom of the website to get your Personal
Identification Number (PID). You will need to know
your student number or your social security number
to access this information. Your default password will
consist of the capital letter "P" followed by your
birth date in the form YYMMDD (Example for using the
YYMMDD format: Enter P600413 for April 13, 1960). You
will need to change your password the first time you
use the system.
- Write down your PID number and password (after you
change it) and keep it in a safe place so that you
can access your application information at any time.
Troubleshooting:
Q. How do I find my PID?
A: Click on the"What's my PID?" under the MyUCF login
box. Enter your Social Security number or Student Identification
Number and your birthdate in the form PYYMMDD (see example
above).
Q. Why doesn't my PID and Password work?
A. If you are logging into the site for the first time and your PID or password
is not working to access the site, contact your Graduate Studies Admissions Counselor
so they can check your information for errors. If you have already logged in
and forgotten your password, contact Graduate Studies to reset your password
to the default (PYYMMDD). You will have to log in and change it again after it
has been reset.
Q. Why do my documents say "Incomplete" when I have already submitted
them to UCF?
A. It can take 3-5 weeks for documents to reach UCF and be processed in the database.
An unofficial copy of a document will not be accepted by UCF for admissions purposes.
Be sure to have your transcripts sent directly from your previous institutions
stamped with the school seal and sent in a sealed envelope. If you have sent
transcripts that reflect a degree in progress, your transcripts will be considered
incomplete in the database until final, official transcripts are received by
the Office of Graduate Studies. GRE and TOEFL scores must me received directly
from the Educational Testing Service (ETS) to be official.
Q. Are all of the documents listed necessary to be considered for admission?
A. No. Only official transcripts, official GRE and TOEFL scores, letters of recommendation*,
resume*, and goal statement* are required to make an admissions decision. Other
missing documents will delay other processes if you are admitted to the University
of Central Florida, such as receipt of I-20 or IAP-66, registration, and financial
support allocation. (*Where required by the program of application)
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