Florida has been ranked the top state in the U.S. for higher education for the eighth consecutive year by U.S. News & World Report. The state's success is attributed to its focus on timely graduation, affordable tuition, and low student debt. Governor DeSantis and the Florida Legislature have prioritized higher education, investing record funding and ensuring universities have the resources needed for academic excellence and safe learning environments.
Under Governor DeSantis, Florida has dedicated unprecedented funding to higher education. In the most recent year, the State University System of Florida received a $1 billion boost in financial support compared to the previous year, with the average cost of a bachelor's degree down to $3,000 after financial aid. The state is committed to providing affordable, world-class education for a positive return on investment.
Florida's higher education system boasts several top-ranking achievements. The state maintains the lowest tuition and fees. Additionally, it ranks second in the nation for two-year college graduation rates. Furthermore, Florida has risen to second place for four-year college graduation rates, highlighting its dedication to providing a quality education that leads to timely degree completion.
View U.S News & World Report's list of 2024 Best Colleges in Florida here.
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