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The amazing reputation of UF, the football team, the wide-variety of classes offered, and the oppurtunities for your future.

I brag about the variety and volume of involvements, the school really has almost anything you could want and you can really choose your level of involvement each semester to work best for you. I also brag about the weather and classy, smart, southern friends.

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I brag to my friends that the University of Florida has more to offer students than any other school in the state of Florida. Also, I tell them that the atmosphere on campus is energy-driven and there's always something going on. There are plenty of organizations students can get involved in to meet others who have the same interests. Of course, I don't forget to remind them that one of the greatest college football players, Tim Tebow, was a Gator too.

I brag about the immense amount of opportunities we have at this university to do well, get involved, and succeed. There are hundreds of clubs and organizations to become members of, tutors for when you're struggling, and if you have questions about anything, there's a staff of over a thousand employees to go to.

UF has so many great opportunities available to students! All of the faculty here really try to do their best to help you. There is a million ways to get involved in more than just school work whether it is an internship, community service, a part time job, or extracurricular clubs. There's something for everyone at UF, and people here are more than happy to help you find what that is for you!

I usually brag about our football team or the fact that we are number 2 in the state of Florida.

The campus. It?s beautiful, filled with gorgeous giant oaks and replete with places to sit outside and enjoy the Florida weather while interacting with other students. It's an environment that breeds camaraderie and enriches one?s college experience.

Generally I try not to brag, I believe being humble is becoming a lost quality in today's society. However when I do make statements, I refer to the prestige, the fact that the community centers around the University, thus giving the entire town a ubiquitous ideal to stand behind. Gainesville is the heart of the Gator Nation, and we are exactly that: a Nation. For the rest of my life, anywhere in the world, if I see someone wearing orange and blue I will shout out a "Go Gators" and knowingly receive one back. That is my bragging right.

The University of Florida cares greatly for the students multiple needs: financial, academic, study areas, safety, activities, etc. As I reflect over that, I am very impressed because I did not realize that I took these things for granted nor did I need to ask for better quality in these areas.