A recent survey by Research.com, the leading university ranking site, has identified the top 10 University of Florida providing the most financial support to its students.
This analysis assessed key indicators such as average financial aid, tuition fees, acceptance rates, average SAT and ACT scores, average tuition fees and fees, average room and board fees, average books and consumables, and average total cost.
1. Miami University
List-leading, University of Miami offers an average undergraduate financial aid package of $37,806, benefiting 76% of students. Tuition and fees are $59,926, with additional living expenses increasing the total cost to $82,938, and financial aid will significantly offset the costs of students.
The university has a competitive acceptance rate of 19%, usually earning 1380 in the SAT and 32 in the ACT. Graduates have strong career achievements with a median salary of $54,633. Military and veteran students receive considerable support, with undergraduate students averageling $31,128 and graduate students $23,680.
2. University of Florida
The University of Florida secured a second spot on the list, providing financial aid to 94% of students, with the average undergraduate package at $9,523. The affordability stands out, with tuition and fees at just $6,381, with an average total cost of $18,941.
The university maintains an acceptance rate of 23%, with incoming students accounting for an average of 1,385 in the SAT and 31 in the ACT. Upon graduation, graduates will earn a median salary of $48,898. Military and veteran benefits are $4,458 for undergraduate students and $14,444 for graduate students.
3. Florida State University
Florida State University supports 93% of its students with financial aid, averagering $9,725 per person. Tuition and fees totaled $7,493, with attendance of $21,233.
The university accepts 25% of applicants, with an average of 1,260 students admitted by the SAT and 28 by the law. Alumni reports a median salary of $40,895. Military and veteran students will benefit from $5,651 at the undergraduate level and $7,238 for graduate studies.
4. University of South Florida
At the University of South Florida, 90% of students receive financial assistance, with an average award of $9,226. Tuition and fees are relatively low at $5,498, with a total cost of $19,551.
The university’s acceptance rate is 44%, with SAT and ACT scores of 1235 and 27, respectively. Alumni earn a median salary of $43,017. Military and veteran students receive undergraduate benefits, averaged $5,051 and a graduate benefit of $8,921.
5. University of Central Florida
The University of Central Florida provides financial aid to 96% of students, with an average package of $7,880. Tuition and fees are $8,258, with total attendance costs of $21,586.
With an acceptance rate of 41%, UCF is accessible to a wide range of students. Its average SAT and ACT scores are 1260 and 28. Alumni reports a median salary of $41,960. Military and Veterans benefits include $4,794 for undergraduate students and $7,196 for graduate students.
6. Florida International University
Florida International University has expanded its financial aid to 91% of its students, with an average student award of $6,634. Tuition and fees are $6,566, with an average total cost of $21,910 for attendees.
The university has an acceptance rate of 64%, with hospitalized students earning 1150 in the SAT and 24 in the law. Alumni earn a median salary of $40,919. Financial aid for military and veteran students averages $7,028 at the undergraduate level and $11,468 for graduate programs.
7. Florida University of Agriculture and Mechanical Engineering (FAMU)
FAMU boasts a high distribution of financial aid. 98% of students received support, with an average package of $11,487. Tuition and fees will be set at $5,785, with a total attendance fee of $18,567.
The university’s acceptance rate is 33%, with the next student average of 1,080 on the SAT and 20 on the law. The median salary for graduates is $34,146. Military and veteran students receive benefits in average $4,708 for undergraduates and $8,035 for graduate students.
8. Nova Southeast University
Nova Southeastern University guarantees financial aid (100%) for all students, with an average package of $21,349. Tuition and fees are $37,000, with attendance costs reaching $55,078.
The university has a 76% acceptance rate, with students typically getting 1175 in the SAT and 25 in the Act. Alumni order the highest median salary on this list at $66,811. Military and veteran benefits average $18,658 for undergraduate students and $13,265 for graduate students.
9. Florida Atlantic University
At Florida Atlantic University, 92% of students receive financial assistance, with an average package of $9,005. Its affordable price is a big draw, with a total cost average of just $13,820.
The acceptance rate was 81%, with hospitalized students having an average SAT and ACT score of 1110 and 23. Alumni have a median salary of $41,482. Military and veteran students receive undergraduate benefits, an average of $4,729 and a graduate benefit of $8,845.
10. University of Tampa
The University of Tampa concludes its list, providing financial aid to 100% of students, with an average package of $12,563. Tuition and handling fees are $33,404, with a total participation fee of $49,080.
The university has an elective 26% acceptance rate, with hospitalized students accounting for an average of 1,155 in the SAT and 26 in the law. Alumni reports a median salary of $39,636. Military and veteran students receive generous financial aid of $18,013 for undergraduates and $14,973 for graduate students.
