Cyrille104, you go to Northwestern. What do you know about the state of Florida's public university system? As an anology, UF is the UT Austin of Texas or the UC Berkeley of California. That's my point. Of course 99% of the applicants from UF are in-state, but so are those from other large state schools. Thus, your point is obsolete. Plus you're the one who went on and on about how important prestige of undergrad is.
On a side note because of UF's focus on science/engineering/medicine more pre-health students may choose to attend UF because of all the opportunities to get research exposure or experience (Shands, Brain McKnight Institute, vet school, dental school, pharm school, biomedical engineering, Genetics Institute, IFAS/animal science) and because of the vast array of possible undergraduate science majors they offer.
For those of you who went to other schools, there's a good chance you're as smart or smarter than I am. I'm not claiming superior intelligence. I have friends at UCF and FSU that turned down UF.