UCF Alumni Engagement and Annual Giving has partnered with UCF Admissions to host the College Admissions Workshop. Whether your child is considering UCF or another Florida university, this workshop will emphasize the special planning necessary to maximize opportunities in a highly competitive admissions market.
Although the workshop is intended for alumni parents of any level student(s), it will be most useful for alumni with children in 6th through 8th grades as they head into the formative years of high school, and 9th through 12th as they prepare for college admissions.
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Daughters, sons, granddaughters, grandsons, step-children and step-grandchildren of a UCF graduate are considered UCF Alumni Legacies.
Unfortunately, no. Due to strict state and local admissions policies and procedures, special consideration to any candidate is prohibited. However, being a Legacy does have its privileges, such as the Legacy Admissions Workshop.
Absolutely not! Being a Legacy of another university plays no part in the admissions process.
There sure are! UCF Alumni awards more than $40,000 in scholarships each year to undergraduate and graduate students. One of those scholarships is the UCF Alumni Legacy Scholarship, which is specifically for children whose parent(s) or legal guardian(s) is a UCF graduate.
The Parent and Family Philanthropy Council is a leadership board for parent’s of UCF students who serve a one-year renewable term. Members enjoy developing a connection with the university and with each other, and many parent volunteers choose to stay active on the committee even after their children graduate.
The Council's goals are to raise awareness, increase philanthropic support, and become more involved with the university to enhance the UCF experience for all Knights
To join the PFPC, please fill out our interest form.
What are the requirements of the PFPC?
Give to the Parent and Family Philanthropy Council
Last year, almost 2,000 parents gave about $1.4 million to support important student programs like Knight Watch, for those first-time-in-college students who face academic challenges; Knights Helping Knights Pantry, which provides food, clothing and toiletries to students in need; and Career Services, to help Knights prepare for their professional careers after graduation.
Please join other UCF Parents and Knight Watch to support student programs through the Parent & Family Fund.
The workshop is primarily meant for parents, but if students want to attend and space is available, students are welcome. It often energizes, motivates and gets students excited for the prospect of preparing for college.
Questions about the being a legacy or the College Admissions Workshop? Contact Jenny Karpinski ’19MA.