University of Florida overview

Q. What is the main USP of UF?

USP the University of Florida is that they offer a top-notch education as well as a large network of resources to help students plan for their future.

 Q. What is the ranking of UF?

 University of Florida is ranked 5th, best public institution and 28th, best university in the United States by U.S. News & World Report for 2022.

Q. What is UF famous for?

With a six-year graduation rate of nearly 90%, a retention rate of more than 97 percent, high marks for social mobility, steadily falling student loan debt, record research spending ($942.2 million last year-despite the pandemic), and the hiring of 500 new faculty, UF is now considered one of the best in the US.

Q. Is Gainesville a large city?

Gainesville is a Florida city with a population of 132,127 people. Gainesville, in Alachua County, is one of Florida's best locations to live. Gainesville people enjoy a combination of urban and suburban living, with the majority of residents renting their houses.

Q. What’s the weather like around UF?

Summers in the state are lengthy, hot, and humid, with daily thunderstorms being a regular occurrence. Winters are pleasant, with cool to cold air intruding from time to time. Coastal locations in all parts of Florida have slightly warmer winter temperatures and cooler summer temps.

Q. How many students study in UF?

The total number of students at UF is 53.372.

Q. Who are the top alumni of UF?

The notable alumni of University of Florida include-

• Robert Grubbs (Nobel Prize winner for Chemistry)
• Marshall Nirenberg (Physiology/Medicine)
• Andrew M. Allen 
• Kevin A. Ford 
• Ronald J. Garan, 
• Donald L. Mallick
• Mark Adler, 
• James Allchin, 
• Miguel Altieri, 
• John D. Anderson, 
• John Vincent Atanasoff, 
• C. D. Atkins, 
• Marc Baldus, 
• Rodney J. Bartlett, 
• Marston Bates, 
• Sidney W. Bijou