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3,073 Students
51% Admitted
- 3,055 full time
- 355 part time
- 924 men full time
- 1,794 women full time
- 5,960 applied
- 3,078 admitted
- 722 enrolled
2,615 Undergraduates
$34,774 Tuition/Year
- 91 Graduates
- 5 Non-Degree
- $34,774 in state
- $350 fees
- $11,670 room & board
- $1,250 books and supplies
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At a Glance
| Religious affiliation: | United Methodist |
| Institution Type: | Private not-for-profit |
| Campus Setting: | Southeast Mid-size city |
| Highest Degree Offered: | Doctor's degree - research/scholarship |
| Level of Institution: | Four or more years |
| Calendar: | Semester |
| School Colors: | Scarlet and white |
Reviews in 3 Sentences
- Cori from Mulberry, FL
Florida Southern is a hub of energy on a beautiful campus; it may be expensive but you definitely get your money's worth. The professors are some of the most kind…
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- Erica from Schnecksville, PA
Florida Southern is the home I have been looking for in every school I attended. You really are not a number here, but a person, and there is always…
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- Christine from Ocoee, FL
The small classes are amazing, and so helpful. I love the beautiful campus. Everything is perfect for small town people.…
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- Taylor from Cape Coral, FL
Florida Southern College isn't just a school, it's my home; where my heart is. The community atmosphere is only paralleled to the connections you can make. It is where careers…
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- Carly from PORT CHARLOTTE, FL
Florida Southern is a beautiful campus. Everyone knows everyone. The food isn't that great.…
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Florida Southern College
- Located in Lakeland, FL
- Private not-for-profit
- 3,073 students enrolled
- 51% admitted
- $34,774 annual cost to attend
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Reviews
Student Responses to Review Topic: Am I Enjoying Being Here
- Hannah from Plantation, FL
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I am
a current student here
As 2010's Most Beautiful College Campus by The Princeton Review, I love walking around in the beauty. The weather is always wonderful and the people are all friendly.
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- Sarah from Orlando, FL
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I am
a current student here
Living quarters, despite some minor bug issues, are comfortable and safe. The rule against alcohol on campus allows for nights without loud parties. Professors are willing to work with students on an individual basis if necessary and small class sizes allow for a more personalized learning environment.
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- Gabrielle from Plant City, FL
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I am
a current student here
From my first visit, I felt welcomed. My professors have worked with me to accomplish my goals and I have made some great friends.
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- Alyssa from Plant City, FL
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I am
a current student here
The campus is 100% B-E-A-U-TIFUL, there's no denying it. The campus activities are extremely fun and are a good break from studying. You can enjoy the events if you commute, but you get the whole sha-bang if you live on campus. However, when it rains, it RAINS, and you better be prepared when it does. Rainboots, umbrellas, ponchos, or you will be a very wet student.
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- Ashley from Tampa, FL
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I am
a current student here
I live on campus and have for 2, going on 3, years. On top of the academic side of FSC there is also the student life side. A lot of freshman coming in are scared they will get homesick and not have that many friends. Honestly, there is so much to do here during the week and on the weekends, you don't have time to think about being home sick. Its easy to get to know other students too. The activities FSC offers allows you to easily start a conversation with anyone. Yes of course FSC has kinks and problems just like every other school but the difference is, they actually fix them. The students talk and the administration listens.
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