Can UF Requirements be pardoned?

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The University of Florida (UF) has specific transfer requirements for students wishing to pursue a Physics Major, which include completing seven core classes along with prerequisite courses. For a dual enrollment student aiming to finish an Associate of Arts (AA) degree, this entails fulfilling a total of 8 math classes, 2 physics classes, and 3 chemistry classes, in addition to humanities, communications, biological, elective, and social science/history credits. The discussion emphasizes that while these requirements are stringent, students should directly consult UF for potential exceptions or "pardons" regarding course completion.

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  • Understanding of UF transfer requirements for Physics Major
  • Familiarity with Associate of Arts (AA) degree requirements
  • Knowledge of prerequisite courses in mathematics, physics, and chemistry
  • Awareness of dual enrollment programs and their implications
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  • Research UF's official transfer policies and exceptions
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  • Investigate course equivalencies for AA degree completion
  • Learn about the process for requesting academic pardons at UF
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I am a dual enrollment student starting college this fall. I will be going into the 11th grade. I was hoping to finish my AA and transfer to UF with a Physics Major. I looked at their transfer requirements and it's 7 classes. Unfortunately there's pre-reqs for those classes also. I am looking at 8 math classes, 2 physics, and three chemistry. For the AA degree I'd also need 3 humanities, 9 communications, 1 biological, 16 elective credit hours, and 2 sco sci/history classes.

Are all the requirements set in stone? Or can I get a pardon to finish them at UF?
 
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