Admissions decisions are made by individual colleges and departments. Meeting university minimums does not mean meeting departmental competitiveness.
Students apply to exactly one major. Changing majors after admission is highly unlikely. The major you apply with is, in practice, the major you graduate with.
Not after. UF reads the application against the Common Prerequisites Manual entry for your specific major. Missing prereqs are not deferred — they are disqualifying.
What they are, how to recognize them in the Common Prerequisites Manual, and how their competitive bands compare to the university's stated minimums.
When to apply (spring/summer cycle for fall entry), what's due when, how the rolling read actually works.
The firm's signature UF-track deliverable. A written, per-student assessment of competitiveness for the intended major, with prerequisite gap analysis and a semester-by-semester remediation plan.