This document provides an overview of a college presentation about the University of Florida and its game design program. It includes information about acceptance requirements for UF, details about the game design major, examples of scholarships, a sample college article, and two scenarios depicting awkward social situations in college. The presentation aims to inform students considering UF and a game design major through providing essential program details and advice.

1. A
College
Presentation
Written, Researched, and composed by Joel J. Soto

2. Overview
In this presentation, I will provide information
on University of Florida, a videogame
major, and on scholarships. Along with an
example timeline of tasks before college, a
college article review, and, 2 scenarios of
awkward college situations.

3. University of Florida
1. One of the many fields of study in UF is Game Design.
2. An acceptable minimum GPA for acceptance is 3.5.
3. An acceptable minimum SAT score for acceptance is 570 for reading and
600 for math.
4. An acceptable minimum ACT score for acceptance is 26.
5. The acceptance rate is 39%.

4. 6. The graduation rate is 81%.
7. The number of students currently enrolled is 50,116.
8. The size of the campus is 2,000 acres.
9. University of Florida is a university which has fraternities.
10. The cost for tuition in campus is $5,657.

5. Game Design
1. You can be a great game designer without having to be incredibly good at
math.
2. Recommended skills for game design are a creative mind, good web
designer, and having problem solving skills.
3. Recommended classes that would help game design as your major are :
C++ Certification classes, English classes, Mechanical + Software
Engineering.
4. A recommended Minor to go with game design is Game Design Art.
5. Recommended classes that would benefit both your major and your minor
are Algebra, Digital Design(using Photoshop), and Japanese(if developing
for a company is Japan).

7. 6. The types of games that can be designed are: action, fighting, shooter,
adventure, role-playing, simulation, strategy, music, party, programming,
puzzle, sports, trivia, adult, art, casual, adver, Christian, educational,
exercise, and serious.
7. Great gaming companies to apply for jobs are Game Freak, Lucas Arts,
Nintendo, and Sony.
8. The range of years of study are 4 to 8 years.
9. A minor is useful because is a back up plan for if the field of study you
choose for your major doesn’t work out.
10. The average success rate for this field is pretty high if you are willing to
put a lot of time into testing videogames for companies and really dedicate
to your job.

9. Scholarships
1. If you are 5feet 10inches and are a woman, there’s a scholarship for you.
2. Also if you are a man and are 6feet 2inches.
3. You can apply for an advance video game scholarship after 4 years of
college.
4. You can qualify for a scholarship for being Hispanic, black, Asian, etc…
5. There's also a scholarship if you are literately addicted to candy.

10. 6. There are scholarships for the year in which you where born.
7. You can also apply for a graphic design scholarship after 4 years of
college.
8. There are several other fields in gaming like
designer, programmer, tester, demonstrator, and promoter.
9. You can also get scholarships in sports fields.
10. And, on fields of expanding your knowledge on, for
example, math, english, and chemistry.

11. Let's Celebrate: End Of Finals Rituals
A news article on Maryland University about some ways college students
celebrate the end of their tests and welcome winter recess. Examples are
provided through the article, but they still remind the readers that time to
party, comes after the tests are studied for and taken.
by Chas Guy on December 12, 2011
http://www.collegemagazine.com/editorial/1922/Lets-Celebrate-End-Of-Finals-Rituals

12. High School to College Timeline
Mid June
Make list of Late July
Early July Made arrangements
materials for Bought books for dorm and
college
roommate
Late June 2013 Mid July Late August
Early June
Visited college Bought First day of
2013
campus again pencils, pens, college
Graduated
and other tools
From MBSH
for college

13. Scenario 1
Two friends go off to two different college…. And
both graduate one is well educated and speaks as if
she/he is educated. The other talks as if he never
attend college nor graduate and he doesn’t have a
job…. Should we blame colleges for the personality
and the behavior of college graduates.

14. I wouldn’t blame the college. I would blame
the friend, because clearly this is the result of
his choices while he was in college.

15. Scenario 2
A boy just started college three weeks ago his mother
is a teacher and his father is a pastor who loves his
BOY…. When he's around campus he’s cool walking
around all coupled up with girls but in the evening he
secretly drinking heavily. He wakes up his roommate
when he and his friends come in to crash and end up
vomiting and passing out in the room. His roommate
is upset because this is happening every night lately
and he has warned that if he keeps waking him up at
3:00smevery night that he is going to inform the
resident assistant (RA) of the dorm.

16. After many warnings, I would be tired too.
Frankly, I would have already arranged for him
to be banned after the third time that he pulled
this little charade.