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Florida Resident Access Grant Program Florida Department of Education Office of Student Financial Assistance End-of-Year Report 9/4/2018 2017-18 EFFECTIVE ACCESS TO STUDENT EDUCATION (FRAG) Executive Summary Initial Renewal All Total Dollars Students Students Students Average Award Disbursed Disbursed Disbursed Disbursed Amount Private 4 YEAR PRIVATE COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY Non-Profit Sub Totals: $125,005,670.00 18,923 25,243 44,166 $2,830.36 Sector Sub Total: $125,005,670.00 18,923 25,243 44,166 $2,830.36 Private Sector Totals: $125,005,670.00 18,923 25,243 44,166 $2,830.36 Program/Report Totals: $125,005,670.00 * 18,908 * 25,222 * 44,130 $2,832.67 *Student counts are unduplicated. Page: 1 of 4 Florida Department of Education Office of Student Financial Assistance End-of-Year Report 9/4/2018 2017-18 EFFECTIVE ACCESS TO STUDENT EDUCATION (FRAG) 4 YEAR PRIVATE COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY Non-Profit Total Initial Renewal All Average Dollars Students Students Students Award Code Institution Disbursed Disbursed Disbursed Disbursed Amount 843 ADVENTIST UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES $1,313,400.00 237 306 543 $2,418.78 036 AVE MARIA UNIVERSITY $1,070,522.00 151 207 358 $2,990.28 851 BARRY UNIVERSITY $4,781,700.00 689 1,042 1,731 $2,762.39 683 BEACON COLLEGE $305,250.00 38 63 101 $3,022.28 852 BETHUNE-COOKMAN UNIVERSITY $7,245,150.00 1,019 1,384 2,403 $3,015.04 859 ECKERD COLLEGE $1,164,900.00 121 264 385 $3,025.71 854 EDWARD WATERS COLLEGE $1,970,100.00 314 379 693 $2,842.86 855 EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY $4,124,400.00 558 803 1,361 $3,030.42 014 EVERGLADES UNIVERSITY $1,674,750.00 247 370 617 $2,714.34 879 FLAGLER COLLEGE $5,273,400.00 707 1,091 1,798 $2,932.93 856 FLORIDA COLLEGE $570,900.00 89 103 192 $2,973.44 857 FLORIDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY $3,473,850.00 439 745 1,184 $2,933.99 858 FLORIDA MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY $2,124,550.00 294 437 731 $2,906.36 860 FLORIDA SOUTHERN COLLEGE $4,717,350.00 549 984 1,533 $3,077.20 386 HODGES UNIVERSITY $1,547,700.00 330 326 656 $2,359.30 862 JACKSONVILLE UNIVERSITY $3,511,200.00 459 734 1,193 $2,943.17 963 JOHNSON UNIVERSITY FLORIDA INC $405,900.00 73 68 141 $2,878.72 883 KEISER UNIVERSITY $21,956,550.00 5,091 3,838 8,929 $2,459.02 863 LYNN UNIVERSITY $1,645,050.00 282 310 592 $2,778.80 068 NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY $7,314,450.00 1,044 1,520 2,564 $2,852.75 868 PALM BEACH ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY $3,952,575.00 468 864 1,332 $2,967.40 584 RINGLING COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN $1,460,250.00 184 282 466 $3,133.58 869 ROLLINS COLLEGE $4,524,300.00 469 1,018 1,487 $3,042.57 870 SAINT LEO UNIVERSITY $6,785,625.00 901 1,555 2,456 $2,762.88 917 SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY $6,386,680.00 888 1,288 2,176 $2,935.06 853 ST THOMAS UNIVERSITY $1,885,950.00 339 314 653 $2,888.13 872 STETSON UNIVERSITY $6,164,400.00 735 1,251 1,986 $3,103.93 305 THE BAPTIST COLLEGE OF FLORIDA $184,619.00 28 49 77 $2,397.65 874 UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI $8,565,149.00 872 1,914 2,786 $3,074.35 875 UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA $5,385,600.00 716 1,100 1,816 $2,965.64 Page: 2 of 4 Florida Department of Education Office of Student Financial Assistance End-of-Year Report 9/4/2018 2017-18 EFFECTIVE ACCESS TO STUDENT EDUCATION (FRAG) Non-Profit Total Initial Renewal All Average Dollars Students Students Students Award Code Institution Disbursed Disbursed Disbursed Disbursed Amount 929 WARNER UNIVERSITY $2,402,400.00 403 432 835 $2,877.13 878 WEBBER INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY $1,117,050.00 189 202 391 $2,856.91 Non-Profit Sub Totals: $125,005,670.00 18,923 25,243 44,166 $2,830.36 Sector Total: $125,005,670.00 18,923 25,243 44,166 $2,830.36 Program/Report Totals: $125,005,670.00 18,923 25,243 44,166 $2,830.36 Page: 3 of 4 Florida Department of Education Office of Student Financial Assistance End-of-Year Report 9/4/2018 2017-18 EFFECTIVE ACCESS TO STUDENT EDUCATION (FRAG) Report Summary Data Total Initial Renewal Dollars Students Students All Students Average Award Disbursed Disbursed Disbursed Disbursed Amount Program/Report Totals: $125,005,670.00 ** 18,923 ** 25,243 ** 44,166 $2,830.36 **May include duplicates at more than one institution. Totals by Application: $125,005,670.00 44,130 $2,832.67 Initials: $51,697,815.50 18,908 $2,734.18 Renewals: $73,307,854.50 25,222 $2,906.50 Totals by Race: $125,005,670.00 18,908 25,222 44,130 $2,832.67 Asian/Pacific Islander: $13,841,445.00 2,596 2,255 4,851 $2,853.32 Black or African American: $23,379,024.00 3,552 4,630 8,182 $2,857.37 Hispanic: $23,959,087.50 3,310 5,020 8,330 $2,876.24 American Indian/Alaska Native: $503,074.00 87 89 176 $2,858.38 White: $44,000,567.50 5,502 9,358 14,860 $2,961.01 Other: $19,322,472.00 3,861 3,870 7,731 $2,499.35 Totals by Gender: $125,005,670.00 18,908 25,222 44,130 $2,832.67 Female: $75,961,639.50 11,625 15,421 27,046 $2,808.61 Male: $48,469,830.50 7,215 9,634 16,849 $2,876.72 Unknown: $574,200.00 68 167 235 $2,443.40 Data Locked on: 9/4/2018 Page: 4 of 4.
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