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Study Florida .net 2020-2021 Florida is the #1 State in the U.S. for Education Santa Fe College Learn why Florida is a global destination for international education Florida Atlantic University Diversity Why St udy in Florida? Florida’s diverse population welcomes international visitors from all over the world. We will make you feel at home, no matter where you come from. Did you know? Florida Education is Ranked #1 in the U.S. For three years running, U.S. News & World Report has ranked Florida as the #1 Options state for higher education! Florida offers 150+ undergraduate and 200+ graduate degrees, plus hundreds of certifi cate programs, amongst 12 public Florida schools are among the nation’s top performers for quality education. universities, 6 major medical schools, and numerous private colleges and universities ranging in size, structure and setting: small or large, 2- or 4-year, private or public, rural or urban. 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