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Submit your SSAR on the SSAR portal. The link can be found in your Thanks for Applying email or in the .

You can start your SSAR in August prior to your senior year, which is when the SSAR website becomes available. You will not be able to link your SSAR to your application until your application has been submitted. While you can begin your admissions application prior to completing your SSAR, your application for admission will be incomplete until your SSAR and test scores have been received.

If you need to make changes to your SSAR, please contact Admissions. It is important your information is as accurate as possible before you submit the SSAR, so notify the Office of Admissions of any inaccuracies immediately. 

• You could lose your admission to USF.
• Your scholarship could be reduced or rescinded.
• Your course registration may be canceled.

Yes, you can use your SSAR at any .

The SSAR website uses a database of high school names from The College Board, which may vary from the everyday name of your school. If you are having a hard time finding your high school鈥檚 name, try using variants of the official school name. For example, if you attend T. South High School, search 鈥淪outh High School.鈥� Also, make sure you select the correct state. If you still can鈥檛 find your high school, you should contact the Office of Admissions.

Applicants who should complete the SSAR:

• Attended a high school regionally accredited in the United States for at least three years.
• Attended a DODEA (Department of Defense Education Activity) school.

Applicants who should not complete the SSAR:

• Attended a secondary school located outside the United States for more than one semester.
• Studied a curriculum that did not follow the standard U.S. system.

Yes, if you have completed an educational curriculum created based on the traditional U.S. system.

List all high schools you have attended and the years you attended them. Enter your courses and grades under the high school where each course was taken.

If courses for high school credit were completed in middle school, then they should be included on the SSAR.

Please report all grades as they are listed on your transcript/report card(s). Select the appropriate Grade Scale (e.g., letter grades, numeric grades, letter and numbers, decimal grades or other) on the "Enter High Schools" screen in order to record your grades.

The Course Level field on the SSAR is how you will indicate the type of course you completed or are expected to complete (e.g., dual enrollment, honors, AP, etc.). 

• Note: if you have taken dual enrollment (DE) courses through a community college or university, the courses should be entered under High School with 鈥渄ual enrollment鈥� as the course level.

Select the Course Length that best represents how long you took the course and how the school issues final grades (one final grade, semester grades, trimester grades, etc.). Check out SSAR's article on how to list your grades based on Course Length:

• Note: if you have access to both semester grades and year-end grades for a course, please enter the semester grades.

Please note that all attempted coursework must be listed on the SSAR, including coursework that receives pass/fail grades and repeated coursework.

If your grades do not fall into one of these categories, contact the Office of Admissions at admissions@usf.edu. 

List your senior-year classes as 鈥淚n Progress鈥� since you will have no grades associated with them. If your schedule changes, you must immediately update your SSAR. To make changes, log into the SSAR website with the email and password you used to create your original SSAR.

Enter the class and grade like you would any other class that you have taken during the regular school year, except record the class in the preceding school year. For example, if you took a class in the summer between 10th and 11th grade, you would enter the class as a 10th grade student.

Please fill out coursework in the 9th grade, 10th grade and 11th grade sections. Your 12th grade sections should be in-progress.