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Looking at Colleges in Florida: Which are Easier to Get Into?

I'm seriously considering going to college in Florida. It's got great weather and I have family there. I'm just wondering which colleges there are kind of 'easier' to get into. Trying to keep my options realistic and broad here.

a year ago

While it's important to have a balanced list of reach, match, and safety schools, you're right in taking a realistic approach when considering where to apply. Here are some Florida colleges that generally have less competitive admissions requirements:

1. Florida Atlantic University (FAU): Known for its programs in fields such as Business and Biology, FAU has an acceptance rate around 64%.

2. Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU): Recognized for its programs in Business, Criminal Justice, and Health professions, FGCU has an acceptance rate of about 74%.

3. University of West Florida (UWF): With popular programs including Health Professions, Business, and Psychology, UWF has an acceptance rate of about 36%.

4. University of South Florida, St. Petersburg (USF St. Petersburg): USF St. Petersburg is known for its Business and Education programs and has a 31% acceptance rate.

5. Florida A&M University (FAMU): This historically black university has popular programs in Business, Health Professions, and Public Administration and has an acceptance rate of about 35%.

Remember, all these acceptance rates are approximate and can change each year. While they may seem higher relative to more competitive universities, admission isn't necessarily guaranteed and will still depend on your academic and extracurricular record, essays, and other application components. Good luck with your college search!

a year ago

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