University of Florida
University of Florida admitted 24% of applicants. Students who submitted scores typically had 1320–1480 on the SAT. Its average net price after aid for in-state students was $5,969 a year. Within six years, 92% of first-time, full-time students graduated.
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Admissions
- Admission rate
- 24%
- SAT/ACT scores
- Required
- SAT middle 50%
- 1320–1480
- ACT middle 50%
- 29–33
Cost
- In-state cost of attendance, before aid
- $23,197 a year
- Average in-state net price after aid
- $5,969 a year
- In-state net price for families earning under $30,000
- $1,968 a year
- In-state tuition and fees
- $6,381 a year
- Out-of-state tuition and fees
- $30,886 a year
Outcomes
- Graduation rate (within 6 years)
- 92%
- Students who return for a second year
- 98%
- Median earnings 10 years after starting
- $78,456 a year
- Median debt at graduation
- $13,496
Students
- Undergraduates
- 35,629
- Undergraduates with a Pell Grant
- 24%
- Student-faculty ratio
- 16 to 1
- Campus setting
- City
Most common fields of study
Share of the degrees the college awarded, by field.
- Engineering
- 15%
- Business, management and marketing
- 13%
- Biological and biomedical sciences
- 10%
- Social sciences
- 10%
- Health professions
- 7%
Colleges with similar selectivity
Closest by admission rate and SAT scores.
- Reed College OR · 25% admitted
- The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art NY · 21% admitted
- Trinity University TX · 26% admitted
- Hillsdale College MI · 21% admitted
- Skidmore College NY · 21% admitted
- The University of Texas at Austin TX · 27% admitted
More colleges in Florida
- University of Central Florida FL · 40% admitted
- Florida International University FL · 55% admitted
- University of South Florida FL · 43% admitted
- Florida State University FL · 24% admitted
- Florida Atlantic University FL · 66% admitted
- Florida Gulf Coast University FL · 63% admitted
- University of North Florida FL · 53% admitted
- University of Miami FL · 19% admitted
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Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, most recent institution-level data (October 2026 release). Admission figures are reported by the college; check its website for current requirements.