CF to UF Agriculture Transfer Pathway | Central Florida
College of Central Florida students can now transfer to UF's agriculture program with expedited admissions after earning an associate degree at half the cost of a four-year university.
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The College of Central Florida has partnered with the University of Florida to create a direct transfer route for CF students pursuing agricultural degrees.
Under the Gator Tracks Transfer Pathway, CF students earn an Associate in Arts degree at roughly half the cost of a UF education, then receive expedited admissions to UF's College of Agricultural and Life Sciences. Students can pursue 20 majors, including agricultural operations management, entomology, and wildlife ecology and conservation.
CF students work with a UF academic advisor while completing their associate degree. Once they graduate, they transfer to UF as juniors.
"Students can begin as a CF Patriot and get a head start with an affordable education, then graduate as a Florida Gator," CF President Jim Henningsen said.
More than half of CF's students pursue an Associate in Arts degree, which is designed for transfer. The college offers small class sizes, free tutoring, and counseling.
"With Gator Tracks, we're removing barriers and providing a clear pathway for students to achieve their academic goals," said Kati Migliaccio, dean of UF's College of Agricultural and Life Sciences.
Students interested in Gator Tracks can visit CF.edu/GatorTracks.
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