WalletHub Study: UF best of Florida colleges

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To help college-bound seniors make the most informed school choices, WalletHub compared over 1,000 higher-education institutions in the U.S. based on 30 key measures grouped into seven categories, such as Student Selectivity, Cost & Financing, and Career Outcomes. The data set ranges from student-faculty ratio to graduation rate to post-attendance median salary.

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Top 10 Colleges & Universities in Florida

1. University of Florida6. University of Central Florida2. Florida State University7. Florida International University3. University of Miami8. Florida Southern College4. Florida Polytechnic University9. Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University5. University of South Florida-Main Campus10. The University of West Florida

With that in mind, here’s a closer look at some of the top schools and how each performed in certain metrics:

School Snapshot: University of Florida (1 = Best; 14 = Average; 27 = Worst):

1st – Admission Rate

6th – Net Cost

13th – Student-Faculty Ratio

3rd – On-Campus Crime

10th – Gender & Racial Diversity

1st – Graduation Rate

3rd – Post-Attendance Median Salary

School Snapshot: Florida State University (1 = Best; 14 = Average; 27 = Worst):

2nd – Admission Rate

9th – Net Cost

18th – Student-Faculty Ratio

14th – On-Campus Crime

14th – Gender & Racial Diversity

2nd – Graduation Rate

7th – Post-Attendance Median Salary

School Snapshot: University of Miami (1 = Best; 14 = Average; 27 = Worst):

3rd – Admission Rate

27th – Net Cost

2nd – Student-Faculty Ratio

13th – On-Campus Crime

1st – Gender & Racial Diversity

3rd – Graduation Rate

1st – Post-Attendance Median Salary

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