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Florida Schools Florida Schools School Page School Page University of Florida 3 University of Miami 12 Florida State University 3 University of Tampa 12 University of South Florida 4 Lynn University 13 Florida A&M University 4 Flagler College 13 University of Central Florida 5 Eckerd College 14 Florida Atlantic University 5 Embry Riddle Aeronautical University 14 Florida Polytechnic University 6 Florida Institute of Technology 15 Florida Gulf Coast University 6 Jacksonville University 15 Florida International University 7 Johnson & Wales University 16 University of West Florida 7 Nova Southeastern University 16 University of North Florida 8 Rollins College 17 New College of Florida 8 Stetson University 17 Southeastern University 9 Barry University 18 Florida Southern College 9 Edward Waters College 18 St. Thomas University 10 Bethune Cookman University 19 Palm Beach Atlantic University 10 Florida Metropolitan University 19 Warner University 11 Webber International University 20 St. Leo University 11 Ave Maria University 20 School Classification : School Classification : Public/4 year Public/4year Tuition Rate : Tuition Rate : $3,200/Semester $3,300/Semester School Location : Gainesville, Florida School Location : Tallahassee, Florida Established : 1853 Undergraduate Colleges Established : 1851 Undergraduate Colleges • Agricultural & Life Sciences • College of Arts & Sciences Student Size : 52,000 Student Size : 42,000 • Arts • College of Human Sciences Website : www.ufl.edu • Business, Warington College Website : www.fsu.edu • College of Education • Design, Construction & • College of Music Planning • College of Social Work • Education • School of Dance • Engineering, Herbert • College of Fine Arts How to Apply: Wertheim College How to Apply: • College of Communication & Coalition Application • Health & Human Performance FSU Online Application or Coalition Info w/$30 fee • Journalism & Communication Application • School of Information • Liberal Arts & Sciences w/$30 fee • Askew School of Public Admin • Nursing • Dedman School of Hospitality When to Apply: • Public Health & Health • College of Business Before Nov. 1st Professions When to Apply: • College of Nursing Before Nov. 1st • College of Social Sciences What to send: • School of Theatre & More • Application • SSAR What to send: • Essay What they’re looking for: • Application What they’re looking for: • SSAR • Essay 4.4 GPA 1350 SAT 4.2 GPA 1300 SAT 29 ACT 29 ACT School Classification : School Classification : Public/4 year Public/4year/HBCU Tuition Rate : Tuition Rate : $3,300/Semester $3,100/Semester School Location : Tampa, Florida School Location : Tallahassee, Florida Established : 1956 Undergraduate Colleges Established : 1887 Undergraduate Colleges • College of Arts & Sciences • College of Agriculture and Student Size : 49,000 Student Size : 9,600 • College of Behavioral & Comm Food Science Website : www.usf.edu Science Website : www.famu.edu • College of Education • Muma College of Business • College of Engineering • College of Education • College of Science & • College of Engineering Technology • Patel College of Global • College of Social Sciences, How to Apply: Sustainability How to Apply: Arts, and Humanities Online Application • Honors College Apply Online • School of Allied Health w/$30 fee • College of Marine Science w/$30 fee Sciences • Morsani College of Medicine • School of Architecture and • College of Nursing Engineering Technology When to Apply: • College of Public Health When to Apply: • School of Business & Industry Before Mar. 1st • College of The Arts Before Apr. 15th • School of the Environment • School of Journalism and What to send: Graphic Communication • School of Nursing • Online Application What to send: • Official High School Transcripts • Application • Official SAT/ACT Scores What they’re looking for: • Official High School Transcripts What they’re looking for: • Official Test Scores 4.1 GPA 1280 SAT 3.0 GPA 1000 SAT 29 ACT 19 ACT School Classification : School Classification : Public/4 year Public/4year Tuition Rate : Tuition Rate : $3,200/Semester $3,000/Semester School Location : Orlando, Florida School Location : Boca Raton, Florida Established : 1963 Undergraduate Colleges Established : 1961 Undergraduate Colleges • Arts & Humanities • Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Student Size : 63,000 Student Size : 31,000 • Business Administration Arts Website : www.ucf.edu • Education & Human Website : www.fau.edu and Letters Performance • College of Business • Engineering & Computer • College for Design and Social Inquiry Science • College of Education • Graduate Studies How to Apply: How to Apply: • College of Engineering and • Health & Public Affairs Computer Online Application or Common • Medicine Apply Online Application w/$30 fee Science • Nursing • Harriet L. Wilkes Honors College w/$30 fee • Optics & Photonics • Charles E. Schmidt College of • Rosen College of Hospitality Medicine Mgmt. When to Apply: • Christine E. Lynn College of When to Apply: • Sciences Before Feb. 15th Nursing • Before Apr. 1st • Undergraduate Studies Charles E. Schmidt College of • The Burnett Honors College Science What to send: What to send: • Online Application • Application • Official High School Transcripts What they’re looking for: • Official High School Transcripts What they’re looking for: • Official SAT/ACT Scores • Official Test Scores 3.7 GPA 1150 SAT 3.8 GPA 1100 SAT 26 ACT 25 ACT School Classification : School Classification : Public/4 year Public/4year Tuition Rate : Tuition Rate : $2,500/Semester $3,100/Semester School Location : Lakeland, Florida School Location : Fort Myers, Florida Established : 2012 Undergraduate Colleges Established : 1991 Undergraduate Colleges • College of Innovation & • College of Arts & Sciences Student Size : 1,300 Student Size : 15,000 Technology • College of Education Website : www.floridapoly.edu • College of Engineering Website : www.fgcu.edu • Marieb College of Health and Human Services • Lutgert College of Business • UA Whitaker College of Engineering How to Apply: How to Apply: • Bower School of Music & Online Application Coalition Application the Arts w/$30 fee w/$30 fee • School of Nursing • School of Resort & Hospitality Management When to Apply: When to Apply: Before Nov. 1st Either before Nov. 15th or Feb. 15th What to send: • Online Application What to send: • Official High School Transcripts • Application • Official SAT/ACT Scores What they’re looking for: • Official High School Transcripts What they’re looking for: • Official Test Scores 3.7 GPA 1150 SAT 3.8 GPA 1150 SAT 25 ACT 25 ACT School Classification : School Classification : Public/4 year Public/4year Tuition Rate : Tuition Rate : $3,100/Semester $3,300/Semester School Location : Miami, Florida School Location : Pensacola, Florida Established : 1965 Undergraduate Colleges Established : 1963 Undergraduate Colleges • College of Architecture and the • Arts, Social Sciences & Student Size : 55,000 Student Size : 13,000 Arts Humanities Website : www.fiu.edu • College of Arts and Sciences Website : www.uwf.edu • Business • College of Business • Education and Professional Administration Studies • College of Education • Health • College of Engineering and Computing • Science & Engineering How to Apply: How to Apply: • University College Online Application • Honors College Apply Online • w/$30 fee College of Nursing and Health w/$30 fee Sciences • School of Hospitality and Tourism Management When to Apply: • School of Journalism and Mass When to Apply: Before Mar. 1st Communication Before Apr. 15th • Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work What to send: • University College • Online Application What to send: • Official High School Transcripts • Application • Official SAT/ACT Scores What they’re looking for: • Official High School Transcripts What they’re looking for: • Official Test Scores 3.5 GPA 1150 SAT 3.6 GPA 1030 SAT 24 ACT 24 ACT School Classification : School Classification : Public/4 year Public/4year Tuition Rate : Tuition Rate : $2,900/Semester $3,400/Semester School Location : Jacksonville, Florida School Location : Sarasota, Florida Established : 1972 Undergraduate Colleges Established : 1960 Undergraduate Colleges • College of Arts & Sciences • Humanities Student Size : 16,000 Student Size : 800 • Coggin College of Business • Social Sciences Website : www.unf.edu • College of Computing, Website : www.ncf.edu • Natural Sciences Engineering, and Construction • College of Education • Brooks College of Health How to Apply: How to Apply: Online Application Common Application w/$30 fee w/$30 fee When to Apply: When to Apply: Before April 30th Before Apr. 15th What to send: • Online Application What to send: • Official High School Transcripts • Application • Official SAT/ACT Scores What they’re looking for: • Official transcripts What they’re looking for: • Official scores from SAT/ACT • Essay 1150 SAT 3.7 GPA 1120 SAT • Academic letter of 3.9 GPA recommendation 26 ACT 26 ACT School Classification : School Classification : Private/4 year Private/4year Tuition Rate : Tuition Rate : $15K/Semester $17K/Semester School Location : Lakeland, Florida School Location : Lakeland, Florida Established : 1935 Undergraduate Colleges Established : 1883 Undergraduate Colleges • College of Arts & Media • Barney Barnett School of Student Size : 5,800 Student Size : 2,500 • Department of Business and Free Enterprise Website : www.seu.edu Communication Website : www.flsouthern.edu • School of Arts & Sciences • Department of Humanities • Communications • Department of
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