University of Florida

Type: University Size: Large (49,785; Undergrad: 32,008; Grad:16,272); Style: Overwhelmed and overreaching Affiliations: Honors College: Honors Program (Separate Admission) Student Body: Undergraduate; Graduate Testing: SAT:1810-2060/ACT: 27-31 Admissions: 39% Students of Color: 30.1% (His.: 15.67%; AA: 6.63%; AS: 7.41% NA: 0.3%) Freshman Retention Rate: 96.0%† Freshman Graduating After 4 Years: 67% Attend a Graduate School within 10 Years: Travel Cost/Time/Airport: Car: […]
Hidden Gem Music Schools (Article)

An interesting article that we found on a music college blog from a company that sells its consulting services to parents/students. We will be checking into the schools. Several of them are religious, which may fit or not fit every student. Boston University meets all of their criterion save that it can be fickle about continuing funding […]
Gold/Bronze Standard Alumni Networks Can Help You Succeed in Life

Part of the power of a college is its alumni network. Once you’re done with school, how well can you leverage your alumni network to find career paths? Most of these networks power up around their graduate schools, but some of the top schools that are undergrad only make the list. The ratings are a hodgepodge […]
Louisiana State University – GEAUX Lower GPAs & Money for School!
If you have a 3.5 grade point average (HPA) or lower, your options, particularly in Florida, can be very limited. Community colleges are not a good option, frequently, because their credits transfer poorly for the amount of work that is being done to earn them. You generally are looking for a “home,” at least for a […]
Hampshire College Visit Evening Event
Hampshire College is for “out of the box” students who may or may not love school, but are smart and like to forge their own path, including designing their own major.Hampshire was founded by Amherst College and U. Mass Amherst, in their 5 college consortium (group) with Smith and Mount Holyoke. Many Hampshire grads have started pioneering, […]
College Fair Today!
There is a rumor that some teacher started that Freshmen and Sophomores were not welcome. Everyone is invited! Please come! It gives you an idea of what you’re shooting for, Freshmen, and for Sophomores, you should already be signing up to get information and ask good questions!