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You must be a current UF undergraduate student with a minimum of 3.2 GPA, and have applied to the MS Marketing program. You must have completed at least 90 credit hours.
Link for application materials, deadlines and requirements.

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Bachelor's degree from accredited institution

Business major or minor

3.0 upper division undergraduate GPA (U.S. degrees only)

Strong GMAT or GRE test score

International applicants: Strong TOEFL/IELTS/MELAB test score

1. Graduate School Application

Complete the Graduate School Application and pay the application fee.

When selecting your program, please complete the information as follows:

Program of Study: Warrington College of Business > Business Administration (Degree Name - Master of Science)

Concentration: Marketing

Term: Spring (January) or Fall (August) only

2. Upload supporting documents

Statement of Purpose Essay

Ideal length one page (400-600 words). Explain your motivations for applying to the program, why you believe you are good candidate, and how the program will help you achieve your career goals. If there is additional information you would like to share with the admissions committee, you may include it in the essay.

Résumé or Curriculum Vitae (C.V.)

Ideal length 1-2 pages. The résumé provides the admissions committee with a holistic view of each applicant. Use the résumé to highlight your experience, accomplishments and involvement. Elaborate on your duties and responsibilities, as well as leadership activities and time commitments outside of the classroom.

Two Letters of Recommendation

Enter recommenders' contact information in the Graduate School Application. After you submit the application, the recommenders will receive an email with instructions.

Recommendations must be from someone who has supervised you in some capacity (e.g. professor, employer, adviser, volunteer coordinators, etc.). Letters from students, peer leaders, or relatives will not be accepted.

Transcripts

Upload a copy of transcripts (in English and native language) from all post-secondary institutions attended. Unofficial transcripts are accepted for admissions processing. If admitted, official transcripts must be submitted during first term of study.

UF students: Do not submit a copy of the UF transcript. If your UF transcript includes coursework from the other post-secondary institutions attended, do not re-submit those transcripts.

Diploma and Degree Certification (INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS ONLY)

Upload a copy of the diploma and degree certification in English and native language. Applicants who have not received their diploma must submit a letter from their institution stating the program of study and expected graduation date. If admitted, the official diploma and degree certification must be submitted during first term of study.

3. Submit Official Test Scores

GMAT/GRE Scores

Request for the testing agency to send official scores to the University of Florida (code 5812).

The admissions committee will only review the verbal and quantitative sections. There is no preference between the GMAT or GRE.

GMAT: A score of 550 or higher is considered good. The UF mandated minimum GMAT score is 465.

GRE: A score of 302 or higher is considered good. There is no UF mandated minimum GRE score.

Visit the websites for The GMAT Exam and the GRE General Test to learn more and to register for the test.

UF students: the UF Teaching Center offers GRE test prep sessions and online practice tests for GRE and GMAT.

ENGLISH PROFICIENCY (TOEFL/IELTS/MELAB) SCORES (International Applicants Only)

Request for the testing agency to send official scores to the University of Florida (code 5812).

For exam minimum scores and exemptions, refer to the English Proficiency Requirements section of the Graduate Application Details. International applicants who take the GRE must score a minimum of 140 in the verbal section.

International applicants from non-U.S. institutions are interviewed as part of the admissions process.

Admission to the combined option is more selective and is considered an "honors" path for high-performing, current University of Florida students. Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission.

3.2 cumulative UF GPA (listed on top of UF transcript).

Completed 90 credit hours, including AP, IB and dual enrollment, before beginning the program.

Students who major in a business subject (general business, finance, marketing, etc.) must complete all seven tracking courses before beginning the program.

Required completion of FIN 3403 Business Finance and MAR 3023 Principles of Marketing before beginning the program.

Graduate Admission Requirements

To be completed in your bachelor's degree graduating term with your MS-Marketing advisor.

Admission to the combined option does not constitute admission to the UF Graduate School. To continue with the program after earning the bachelor's degree, combined students must meet the Graduate School's admissions requirements. To be eligible for graduate admission, students must:

Earn a bachelor's degree with a grade point average of 3.0 or above

Complete the Graduate School application and pay the application fee by posted deadline (The graduate admission application should be completed after the bachelor's degree application has been submitted)

Have no conduct flags that disqualify them from graduate admission

Submit valid test scores that meet the program and Graduate School's minimum requirement (note: test scores are only valid for 5 years)

Submit all required combined degree paperwork by posted deadlines

Earn at least a "B" or better in any graduate course in order for it to count toward the master's degree.

Note: All applicants will be required to submit the Information for Residency Classification when they apply to Graduate School. Learn more about Establishing Residency for Tuition Purposes.

Please submit the application materials below to the MS-Marketing program MS-Marketing program. Email MS-Marketing if you have any questions.

1. Combined Application Notice

After you complete the notice, you will receive detailed application instructions.

2. Essay and Resume

Statement of Purpose Essay

Ideal length - one page (400-600 words). Explain your motivations for applying to the program, why you believe that you are good candidate, and how the program will help you achieve your career goals. If there is additional information that you would like to share with the admissions committee, you may include it in the essay.

Résumé

Ideal length - 1-2 pages. The résumé provides the admissions committee with a holistic view of each applicant. Use the resume to highlight your experience, accomplishments and involvement. Elaborate on your duties and responsibilities, as well as leadership activities and time commitments outside of the classroom.

3. Two Letters of Recommendation

Recommenders should email letters directly to MS-Marketing.

Recommendations must be from someone who has supervised you in some capacity (e.g. professor, employer, adviser, volunteer coordinators, etc.). Letters from students, peer leaders, or relatives will not be accepted.

4. Official GMAT or GRE Test Scores

Request for the testing agency to send official scores to the University of Florida (code 5812).

The admissions committee will only review the verbal and quantitative sections. There is no preference between the GMAT or GRE.

GMAT: A score of 550 or higher is considered good. The UF mandated minimum GMAT score is 465.

GRE: A score of 302 or higher is considered good. There is no UF mandated minimum GRE score.

Visit the websites for The GMAT Exam and the GRE General Test to learn more and to register for the test.

UF students:
The UF Teaching Center offers GRE test prep sessions and online practice tests for GRE and GMAT.

The MS-Marketing program has access to your transcripts, so it is not necessary to submit them.

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Admissions - Master of Science in Marketing

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Bachelor's degree from accredited institution Business major or minor 3.0 upper division undergraduate GPA (U.S. degrees only) Strong GMAT or GRE test score International applicants: Strong TOEFL/IELTS/MELAB test score 1. Graduate School Application Complete the Graduate School Application and pay the application fee.

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Once admitted into the program to save time and money as an undergraduate students in the Combined Masters degree you will need to do a undergraduate degree audit. Find out what courses you have left to finish your undergraduate degree. To find out how many courses you have left go to your unofficial transcripts in ONE.UF

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Step 3 Find the Courses you are going to Share UG and Masters 

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Step 3 Find the Courses you are going to Share UG and Masters 

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Students can share up to a maximum of 12 credit hours with their UG and Graduate course work. They must be approved course substitutions.
The chart below gives the student a break down of the credits.

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The maximum number of shared credits is 12 that equals 3 courses that you can sub out.

To find the approved courses go here. This will show you all the approved courses you could pick.

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Step 5 Find out When to take the courses

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Step 5 Find out When to take the courses

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Now that you know what courses you are going to take make sure they are available in the terms you need them before you graduate UG.
Below is the course Schedule

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Meet with your advisor to go over the plan you have made and ask any questions!

Great job! Go Gators
email: msmarketing@ufl.edu