B.C.S from University Of Florida [UF], Gainesville - Fees & Admission Details 2025

• Google Maps and WhatsApp groups are the main places I used to find accommodation. We faced issues contacting leasing management of apartments in the US from India, but other than that we didn't face any other problems. Choose places where Indians stay, as they offer a lower amount compared to on-campus accommodations.

• The course curriculum are not that difficult they are standard.
• For graduate students your have to take 6 courses 3 from your division and 3 from outer division. And in each sem you have to opt for atleast 9 credit. 
• The courses are really standard. But there will be lots of assignments and exams you have to take for each course. There are almost 20 indian students enrolled in my course.

• So the tuition fees for our course is $30000 per year. That's includes only your course and tuition fees.
• There is also a student fees of $1400 per year that you have to pay in 3 parts in 3 sems (spring, autumn and summer).
• For hostel the charge varies depending on the rooms you are opting. For me it's $560/month.
• The buses are free for students.
• For grocery it's almost $300/month.
• For us the monthly expenses are around -$1000( excluding the tuition fees)

• The majority of international and postgraduate students stay off campus as it is cheaper compared to on-campus. The challenge is to find a good roommate. Other than that, there is no challenge, as getting accommodation here is very easy, and there are lots of options to choose from. The recommendation is to choose from accommodation which has many Indian students living nearby.

I think it’s pretty good, although rigorous especially where STEM is concerned.

I would say in total tuition alone would be about $26K

Research and the ranking of the university. University of Florida is top tier university. Also Florida state is very popular destination and ha many food industries. The research experience and curriculum great. But there is less industry experience.

Approximately 12000 USD per semester. But it is covered if you get TA/RA assistantship

It highly depends on the professor, for example there was a professor who taught the same text book from undergraduate, but there as professor who made us go through multiple research papers to understand what is going on in the present period rather then the text book knowledge. Overall I would say moderate because both ends exists.

1255$ * 30 credits - 4500$ scholarship. (rate per credit changes every year).

Course curriculum at UF is not revised as per industry requirements. They follow the same course pattern each year as far as my knowledge is concerned.

total tuition fee including living expense is 45000$(USD)

In my opinion, the curriculum is rigorous. The amount of workload may seem overwhelming at times, but it is for the good of learning in the best possible way.

The tuition fees actually vary as per the student's scholarship and stipend details. However, if there is absolutely no scholarship, the tuition fees would be around $11025 per semester, considering 9 credit hours.

Mostly updated every semester, the curriculum varies from professor to professor. The curriculum is Good but mostly related to research.

$30138 is the program fee.

I think that the course curriculum is challenging yet very fun. I feel that by the time I receive my degree I will be fully prepared for the workforce. I have very much enjoyed all the classes that I have taken at the university.

We are charged per credit hour. There are also lab fees associated with certain classes.