February 27, 2015 Miss Shynar Bauyrzhanovna 3421 Walton Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90007 Dear Miss Bauyrzhanovna: Congratulations! I am pleased to offer you conditional admission into the Recreation, Parks & Tourism Master of Science Degree program at the University of Florida, Department of Tourism, Recreation and Sport Management for the Fall 2015 semester. On behalf of the graduate faculty, we would like to welcome you to our program. You are one of a select few that we have admitted to our program. To accept this offer of admission, please return a signed copy of this Letter of Admission to me by March 21, 2015. In order to achieve full acceptance into our program, you must earn a minimum “B” grade (3.0 gpa) in each of your classes, during your first semester, with no I, U or W grades. Due to your marginal GRE verbal skills, the department reserves the right to refer you to ELI depending on your performance during your first semester. Dr. Pennington-Gray will serve as your Academic Advisor and will assist you in establishing your graduate committee. You will work with her about your course schedule each semester, and sometime before registration [approximately March 24-Aug 12 (pre-registration) and Aug 14-21 (regular registration); mandatory late fees after these dates]. Her email address is: penngray@hhp.ufl.edu. Students are the lifeblood of the University of Florida’s graduate programs. Your successful academic and personal growth through education and research at the University of Florida are a critical part of our mission and priorities. Therefore, I hope that you will accept our offer of admission and look forward to meeting you. Please plan to attend the mandatory college and department orientations in August 2015. The university Fall graduate orientation will be held in August as well. Please check the following website for details as they develop: http://www.graduateschool.ufl.edu/admission/orientation. Information for “accepted” and International students can be found at: http://trsm.hhp.ufl.edu/index.php/academia/masters-programs/application-process-2/accepted-students/. Please check out the rest of the website for additional information or questions you may have. The TRSM Graduate Club, also has a Mentor Program available, so if you are interested in being matched up with a fellow TRSM graduate student as a mentor, please email Julie McGrath (Julie@hhp.ufl.edu) so that she can get you connected. Again, welcome and please contact Ms. Julie McGrath (Julie@hhp.ufl.edu) or myself at (352- 294-1669) or by e-mail at (TRSMGRAD@hhp.ufl.edu) if you have questions about this offer or the program. It’s Great to Be a Florida Gator! Sincerely yours,

Stephen M. Holland, PhD

Stephen M. Holland, Ph.D. Professor and Graduate Coordinator SMH/jmm Yes, I accept this letter of acceptance ___________________________________________________ _______________________________

Shynar Bauyrzhanovna Date

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Mandatory Health Insurance Requirement Hold

The University of Florida has a mandatory health insurance requirement for all newly admitted

(or re-admitted) students who are enrolled at least half time * in a degree-seeking program and

are attending any campus of the University of Florida. Students are required to show proof of

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