Boca Raton, Florida · Public university
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Profile
The figures below come from the US Department of Education's public databases and from Florida Atlantic University's own Common Data Set. They let you gauge the size of the institution, the real level of competition and the odds of finishing on time.
Federal data (NCES) covers FAU as a whole: Boca Raton, Jupiter, Davie, Fort Lauderdale, Dania Beach and Harbor Branch. No official Boca Raton-only breakdown exists.
Admission
Florida Atlantic University admits 66% of applicants, according to College Navigator, the US Department of Education's public database.
The middle half of admitted students scored between 1040 and 1210 on the SAT and between 21 and 26 on the ACT. The average high-school GPA of admitted students is 3.83; the published minimum for international applicants is 3.0.
In practice, for a Brazilian applicant: a converted transcript near the average GPA and an SAT inside the range put you in the typical admitted group. Below that, admission is still possible, but merit aid gets harder.
Costs
Tuition at Florida Atlantic University for international students is $17,324 a year. With housing, meals and health insurance the estimated total is $31,824 — about R$ 164,212 at R$ 5.16 to the dollar (2026-08-15), verified on 2026-08-15.
| Item | Annual estimate (USD) | Approx. in R$ |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition (out of state) | $17,324 | R$ 89,392 |
| Housing and meals | $11,800 | R$ 60,888 |
| Health insurance | $2,700 | R$ 13,932 |
| Estimated total | $31,824 | R$ 164,212 |
Estimates for 2026–2027, verified on 2026-08-15. Converted at R$ 5.16 to the dollar (2026-08-15). Books, transport and course fees vary.
Scholarships
| Scholarship | Amount per year | Criteria | Renewable | Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| President's International Scholarship (Freshmen) | $6,000 – $24,000 | F-1 or J-1 visa; 3.5+ GPA on 4.0 U.S. scale; SAT, ACT or CLT scores; proof of English proficiency; limited number, competitive, automatic consideration on admission | Yes | Fall: January 15 (priority), March 15 (regular); Spring: August 15 (priority), October 15 (regular) |
Merit scholarships: students have received between 0% and 30% of tuition (conservative estimate, 2026–2027; verified on 2026-08-15). Typical conditions: Merit scholarships with SAT 1150+ and GPA 3.4+. The real amount depends on your profile — we never promise percentages.
Our rule is simple: we would rather you plan with conservative numbers and be surprised for the better — never the other way round. Studying in the United States is not free for anyone.
International aid
Only awards the university itself describes are listed, with the requirements it publishes. Where the official page does not say whether international students may apply, the table says "not stated" — ask before counting on the money.
Amount per year: $6,000 per year (up to 4 years for freshmen = $24,000)
Requirements: F-1 or J-1 visa; admitted degree-seeking; 3.5 GPA or higher on a 4.0 U.S. scale; SAT, ACT or CLT scores; proof of English proficiency; high school diploma by the first day of classes. Fall and Spring entry only; limited number, competitive.
International: Yes
Renewal: Renewable up to four years for freshmen (three for transfers); renewal criteria not published on the page.
Deadline: Fall: January 15 (priority), March 15 (regular). Spring: August 15 (priority), October 15 (regular).
How to apply: Automatic — no separate application; complete admissions application by the deadline.
Amount per year: Out-of-state tuition portion waived (student pays the resident rate); up to 25 FTE students per institute per year
Requirements: National of a Linkage Institute country (Brazil included); award letter from the institute sent to waivers@fau.edu by the last add/drop day.
International: No
Renewal: ENDED: Linkage Institute waivers ended on 1 July 2026 (HB 905). FAU pages still list the program as of 2026-09-07.
Deadline: Not applicable (program ended)
How to apply: Form — through the institute's host institution (Brazil: University of Florida / Miami Dade College), not FAU
Amount per year: $1,000 to $10,000 per year for 4 years ($4,000 to $40,000 total; the $40,000/$32,000 tiers include the $6,815/yr Hoot Scholarship)
Requirements: 4.00 GPA & 1410 SAT / 32 ACT / 101 CLT → $10,000/yr; 3.90 GPA & 1340 SAT / 29 ACT / 96 CLT → $8,000/yr; 3.85 GPA & 1270 SAT / 27 ACT / 90 CLT → $1,000/yr. Restricted to U.S. citizens or permanent residents.
International: No
Renewal: 3.0 cumulative FAU GPA, 30 credits per year, full-time enrollment; up to 4 years (8 semesters).
Deadline: January 15 (complete application)
How to apply: Automatic at admission; not stackable with other Office of Admissions merit awards
Amount per year: $1,000 to $10,000 per year for 4 years
Requirements: Admission to the Wilkes Honors College (Jupiter campus); same GPA/SAT/ACT/CLT tiers as the freshman table; non-resident table marked 'must be US Citizen or Permanent Resident'; confirm attendance by May 1.
International: No
Renewal: See Honors College renewal policy (PDF linked on the page).
Deadline: Students admitted by January 15 are eligible for the highest awards
How to apply: Automatic upon review of the Honors College application
Amount per year: Full cost of attendance (fall and spring) for up to 4 years
Requirements: National Merit Finalist naming FAU as first-choice school by May 1. National Merit is limited to U.S. high school students taking the PSAT/NMSQT.
International: Not stated
Renewal: Up to 4 years or 8 semesters, or until the undergraduate degree is awarded
Deadline: May 1 (first-choice designation)
How to apply: Through the National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Amount per year: Varies by award
Requirements: Donor scholarships by major, class level, financial need (determined by FAFSA) and other criteria; each requires its own application in Scholarship Universe.
International: Not stated
Renewal: Varies by award
Deadline: Varies by award
How to apply: Form — https://fau.scholarshipuniverse.com
Amount per year: $2,000 (two awards per year)
Requirements: International student pursuing higher education at a Florida college or university (undergraduate or graduate).
International: Yes
Renewal: Not stated
Deadline: See studyflorida.net
How to apply: Form — https://www.studyflorida.net/higher-ed-scholarship
Amount per year: Not stated on the FAU page
Requirements: Students from low-income countries, mainly STEM, Business and Entrepreneurship; last or second-to-last year of undergraduate study only (not for first-years).
International: Yes
Renewal: Not stated
Deadline: Not stated
How to apply: FAU nomination form — https://forms.office.com/r/J5cW6UuHQu
FAU publishes no need-based aid for international students: need is defined through the FAFSA, which requires citizenship or residency. What exists is the President's International Scholarship and donor awards through Scholarship Universe.
Scores
| Requirement | Reference |
|---|---|
| SAT (25th–75th percentile) | 1040 – 1210 |
| ACT (25th–75th percentile) | 21 – 26 |
| Average GPA of admitted students | 3.83 |
| Minimum GPA | 3.0 |
| Minimum TOEFL (1–6 band scale, in force since 21 January 2026) | 4.5 · tests taken before 21 January 2026: 80 |
| Minimum IELTS | 6.5 |
| Minimum Duolingo | 110 |
| Minimum PTE | 55 |
| SAT/ACT policy | SAT or ACT required |
FAU accepts TOEFL iBT 80 on the legacy scale, or 4.5 on the 1–6 scale in use since January 2026, IELTS 6.5, PTE 55, Duolingo 110 and Cambridge 180 on the Cambridge English Scale. The English test is waived with SAT Reading and Writing 490 or ACT English 17 and Reading 19, and for three years of English-medium secondary school. Verified on 2026-09-07.
The ENEM plays no part in the review. The university converts your secondary-school grades onto the American 0 to 4 scale, and that number is what appears as your GPA. Averages between 7 and 8 usually land near 3.0; above 9, near 4.0. The conversion is done either by the university itself or by a credential evaluation service, and the transcript has to be translated by a sworn translator.
Tests
U.S. News publishes the range covering the middle half of admitted students, not an average. Use the range as a gauge of competitiveness (2026 data).
| Item | Reference |
|---|---|
| SAT (25th–75th percentile) | 1040 – 1200 |
| ACT (25th–75th percentile) | 21 – 26 |
| Average high-school GPA | 3.8 |
| Acceptance rate | 66% |
Source: U.S. News & World Report
| Test | Minimum score | Note |
|---|---|---|
| SAT (waives the English test) | 490 Evidence-Based Reading & Writing | Meeting this section minimum exempts the student from English proficiency exams. |
| ACT (waives the English test) | Reading 19 and English 17 | Both section minimums must be met to be exempt from English proficiency exams. |
| CLT (waives the English test) | Verbal Reasoning + Grammar/Writing 38; Quantitative Reasoning 16 | Listed only in the university catalog; the international admissions page lists only SAT and ACT as exemptions. |
| TOEFL iBT (new 1–6 scale) | 4.5 | Admissions page shows 'iBT (4.5)/PBT (550)'. New TOEFL iBT 1–6 scale (from 2026). |
| TOEFL iBT (legacy 0–120 scale) | 80 | Still shown in the university catalog ('iBT (80) PBT (550)'); the admissions page already uses the new scale. |
| TOEFL PBT | 550 | |
| TOEFL Essentials | not listed | Not on the list 'FAU will only accept the following exams'. |
| IELTS | 6.5 | |
| Cambridge English (B2 First / C1 Advanced / C2 Proficiency) | 180 on the Cambridge English Scale | Listed as 'Cambridge English Language Assessment 180'; FAU does not distinguish between B2 First, C1 Advanced and C2 Proficiency. |
| PTE Academic | 55 | |
| Duolingo English Test | 110 | |
| iTEP | not listed | Not on the accepted-exam list. |
| ELS | 112 | Completion of ELS Intensive English level 112. |
| FAU Intensive English Institute (Academic Track / CAT) | Level VI (Bridge) | Conditional admission route for students below the minimums. |
| International GCSE English | C/4 | |
| IB English Higher Level | 6 | |
| Waiver for English-medium secondary school | 3 years of secondary school with full curriculum in English (U.S. or abroad), or 3 years in an English-majority country | Also exempt: 30 post-secondary credits including ENC 1101/1102 with C or better, or 60 credits/associate degree from an English-medium institution. |
Cambridge English (B2 First, C1 Advanced, C2 Proficiency) appears in the table when the university accepts it. If it is absent, the official page does not list it — do not send a Cambridge certificate in place of the TOEFL without confirming with admissions.
The SAT, ACT or CLT is required of every international first-year applicant under the state system rule, and also to compete for the President's International Scholarship. FAU states superscoring for the ACT; it publishes no SAT superscore rule. English scores are valid for two years. Verified on 2026-09-07.
Is your score below 4.5 (1–6 scale) on the TOEFL or 110 on the Duolingo test? That does not end the plan — our live prep courses with a teacher exist to close exactly that gap.
Majors
FAU is stronger than its name suggests in a few specific areas, and it is worth knowing which ones before choosing. Neuroscience is the most visible: the university runs its own brain research institute on the Jupiter campus, next door to a Max Planck institute, and undergraduates get into labs earlier than is typical at a large university. Marine science and ocean engineering are the other signature, tied to the Harbor Branch oceanographic institute on the coast. Nursing, business, engineering and computer science absorb most incoming international students, and the university also has a college of medicine, which opens research and clinical exposure for health-track students. The Wilkes Honors College in Jupiter works as a small liberal arts college inside the larger university, with small classes and a required thesis.
There are 62 majors, grouped by the school that offers them, each with the degree code the application form uses. Search by name, or filter by school or STEM.
The 16 majors marked STEM qualify for an extra 24 months of work authorisation on top of OPT — up to 36 months working in the United States after graduation. If you plan to stay, that designation matters more than the name of the degree.
62 majors
No major matches that name. Try a broader word, or the degree code.
Graduate
At the graduate level, FAU offers master's degrees in the same fields where it is strongest, including an MBA and master's programs in business, computing, engineering, nursing and marine science. Some programs run in the evening or are built for working students, which changes the rhythm of the cohort. Confirm with the international admissions office which programs accept your degree without an additional step, and which campus hosts yours.
Close to 19.6% of Florida Atlantic University's graduate students come from outside the United States. It is a far more international room than the undergraduate one, and that changes the experience: almost everyone beside you also arrived recently.
There are 99 programs open to international students, 30 of them STEM-designated.
| Program | STEM | GRE or GMAT required | Intake |
|---|---|---|---|
| Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine1 | |||
| M.S., Biomedical Sciences | STEM | No | FSpSu |
| Charles E. Schmidt College of Science16 | |||
| M.A., Psychology | No | FSpSu | |
| M.S., Biological Sciences | STEM | No | FSpSu |
| M.S., Chemistry | STEM | No | FSpSu |
| M.S., Data Science and Analytics via Scientific Inquiry | STEM | Yes | FSpSu |
| M.S., Environmental Science | STEM | No | FSpSu |
| M.S., Exercise And Health Promotion | No | FSpSu | |
| M.S., Geosciences | STEM | No | FSpSu |
| M.S., Marine Science and Oceanography | STEM | No | — |
| M.S., Mathematics | STEM | No | FSpSu |
| M.S., Physics | STEM | Yes | FSpSu |
| M.S.T., Biological Sciences | No | FSpSu | |
| M.S.T., Chemistry | Yes | FSpSu | |
| M.S.T., Physics | Yes | FSpSu | |
| M.U.R.P., Urban and Regional Planning | No | FSpSu | |
| P.S.M., Business Biotechnology | STEM | No | FSpSu |
| P.S.M., Medical Physics | STEM | Yes | FSpSu |
| Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing4 | |||
| M.S.N., Adult/Gerontological Nurse Practitioner | No | FSpSu | |
| M.S.N., Family Nurse Practitioner | No | FSpSu | |
| M.S.N., Nurse Educator | No | FSpSu | |
| M.S.N., Nursing Administration and Financial Leadership | No | FSpSu | |
| College of Business26 | |||
| M.AC., Accounting | Yes | FSpSu | |
| M.AC., Executive Forensic Accounting | — | FSpSu | |
| M.AC., Executive Forensic Analytics | — | FSpSu | |
| M.AC., Executive Professional Accounting | — | FSpSu | |
| M.AC., Executive Taxation | — | FSpSu | |
| M.B.A., Executive | — | — | |
| M.B.A., Hospitality Management (Professional) | — | FSpSu | |
| M.B.A., Online | — | FSpSu | |
| M.B.A., Professional | — | — | |
| M.B.A., Sport Management (On Campus) | — | FSpSu | |
| M.B.A., Sport Management (Online) | — | FSpSu | |
| M.B.A., Traditional | Yes | FSpSu | |
| M.H.A., Executive Health Administration | — | FSpSu | |
| M.H.A., Health Administration | Yes | FSpSu | |
| M.S., Business Analytics | STEM | — | FSpSu |
| M.S., Business Analytics (Professional) | STEM | — | FSpSu |
| M.S., Data Science and Analytics in Business | STEM | Yes | FSpSu |
| M.S., Economics | Yes | FSpSu | |
| M.S., Finance (Executive) | — | FSpSu | |
| M.S., Information Technology and Management | STEM | — | FSpSu |
| M.S., Information Technology and Management (Professional) | STEM | Yes | FSpSu |
| M.S., International Business | Yes | FSpSu | |
| M.S., International Business (Professional) | No | FSpSu | |
| M.S., Supply Chain Management | — | FSpSu | |
| M.S., Supply Chain Management (Professional) | — | FSpSu | |
| M.TX., Executive Taxation | — | FSpSu | |
| College of Education16 | |||
| M.Ed., Adult and Community Educational Leaders | No | FSpSu | |
| M.Ed., Clinical Mental Health Counseling | Yes | FSpSu | |
| M.Ed., Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling | Yes | FSpSu | |
| M.Ed., Curriculum & Instruction (Without Certification) | No | FSpSu | |
| M.Ed., Educational Psychology | No | FSpSu | |
| M.Ed., Elementary Education | No | FSpSu | |
| M.Ed., Elementary Education With Certification | No | FSpSu | |
| M.Ed., Environmental Education | No | FSpSu | |
| M.Ed., Higher Education Leaders | No | FSpSu | |
| M.Ed., Instructional Technology | STEM | No | FSpSu |
| M.Ed., Reading Education | No | FSpSu | |
| M.Ed., School Counseling | No | FSpSu | |
| M.Ed., School Leaders (K-12) | No | FSpSu | |
| M.Ed., Secondary Education (With Certification) | No | FSpSu | |
| M.Ed., Special Education | No | FSpSu | |
| M.S., Speech-Language Pathology/Audiology | Yes | FSpSu | |
| College of Engineering and Computer Science12 | |||
| M.S., Artificial Intelligence | STEM | No | FSpSu |
| M.S., Artificial Intelligence Professional | STEM | No | — |
| M.S., Biomedical Engineering | STEM | No | FSpSu |
| M.S., Civil Engineering | STEM | No | FSpSu |
| M.S., Computer Engineering | STEM | No | FSpSu |
| M.S., Computer Science | STEM | No | FSpSu |
| M.S., Computer Science Professional | STEM | No | FSpSu |
| M.S., Data Science and Analytics in Engineering | STEM | No | FSpSu |
| M.S., Electrical Engineering | STEM | No | FSpSu |
| M.S., Information Technology and Management (Engineering) | STEM | No | FSpSu |
| M.S., Mechanical Engineering | STEM | No | FSpSu |
| M.S., Ocean Engineering | STEM | No | FSpSu |
| College of Social Work and Criminal Justice2 | |||
| M.S., Criminology and Criminal Justice | No | FSpSu | |
| M.S.W., Social Work | No | FSpSu | |
| Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters22 | |||
| M.A., Anthropology | — | FSpSu | |
| M.A., Communication | Yes | FSpSu | |
| M.A., Comparative Literature | No | FSpSu | |
| M.A., English | — | FSpSu | |
| M.A., French | No | FSpSu | |
| M.A., History | No | FSpSu | |
| M.A., Linguistics | No | FSpSu | |
| M.A., Political Science | No | FSpSu | |
| M.A., Sociology | No | FSpSu | |
| M.A., Spanish | No | FSpSu | |
| M.A., Teaching of French | No | FSpSu | |
| M.A., Teaching of Spanish | No | FSpSu | |
| M.A., Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies | No | FSpSu | |
| M.A.T., Anthropology | Yes | FSpSu | |
| M.F.A., Creative Writing | No | FSpSu | |
| M.F.A., Studio/Fine Arts (Graphic Design) | No | FSpSu | |
| M.F.A., Studio/Fine Arts (Studio Art) | No | FSpSu | |
| M.F.A., Theatre (Design and Technology) | No | FSpSu | |
| M.F.A., Theatre (Performance) | No | FSpSu | |
| M.N.M., Non-Profit Management | — | FSpSu | |
| M.P.A., Public Administration | — | FSpSu | |
| M.S., Data Science and Analytics in Society | STEM | Yes | FSpSu |
No program matches those filters. Clear one of them.
The STEM designation matters more at master's level than at undergraduate. It allows a request for 24 extra months of OPT on top of the initial 12, which means up to three years working in the United States off a one- or two-year degree.
| Requirement | Reference |
|---|---|
| Minimum TOEFL (1–6 band scale, in force since 21 January 2026) | 4.5 · tests taken before 21 January 2026: 79 |
| Minimum IELTS | 6.0 |
| Minimum Duolingo | 110 |
| Application fee | $30 |
| Minimum full-time load | 9 credit hours per semester |
59 of the programs above waive the GRE and GMAT. The rest require the test, and a waiver is only considered for applicants holding a business degree from an AACSB-accredited institution. Work experience does not count towards a waiver.
Beyond a transcript from every institution you attended, with certified translation, the application asks for a personal statement in English, a professional resume and two reference forms from people who can speak to your academic and professional background. A course-by-course credential evaluation is strongly recommended.
| Intake | Application complete by |
|---|---|
| Fall intake | July 1 (most common; varies by program) |
| Spring intake | November 1 (most common; varies by program) |
Deadlines
| Intake | Application deadline | Scholarship deadline |
|---|---|---|
| Fall intake | October 15, 2026 (Early Action); rolling afterwards until March 12, 2027 | January 15, 2027 (priority); March 15, 2027 (regular) |
| Spring intake | September 15, 2026 (Spring 2027) |
Documents
The order below is the order in which Florida Atlantic University asks for each item. Start with the first two: they depend on third parties and they are what stalls the process.
Campus
There is no requirement to live on campus in the first year, which opens up sharing an apartment off campus — usually cheaper, with transport left to solve.
City
| Item | Reference |
|---|---|
| One-bedroom rent off campus | $2,019 / month |
| Public transport | Tri-Rail commuter rail (Miami–West Palm Beach) at the Boca Raton/Yamato Road station, 50% student discount; Palm Tran Route 94 shuttles between the station and campus every 20 min (6:45am–9pm), free with the Owl Card; on-campus shuttle. A car is still the norm. |
| Nearest airport | Three international airports: Palm Beach (PBI) 24 mi/39 km, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood (FLL) 27 mi/43 km and Miami (MIA) 48 mi/77 km from campus; all three connect via Tri-Rail. |
| Distance to Orlando | 313 km |
| Distance to Miami | 74 km |
| Climate | Tropical climate (Köppen Af): mild winters with highs of 75–83 °F, hot humid summers of 87–92 °F with daily thundershowers June–September; hurricane season June–November. |
F-1 students may work on campus up to 20 hours/week during fall and spring and more than 20 during official breaks; ISSS clearance and a Social Security Number are required before starting.
Careers
The median salary of graduates from this university is $56,746 a year, according to the College Scorecard, a US government public database.
On an F-1 visa you can work up to 20 hours a week on campus during term, and full time during breaks.
CPT allows an off-campus internship when it forms part of your program's curriculum, with university authorisation.
OPT gives 12 months of work authorisation in your field after graduation.
STEM-designated programs allow a request for a 24-month extension of OPT — up to 36 months of authorised work in total after graduation.
Immigration rules change — verified on 2026-08-15. Confirm with the university's international student office before making any decision based on this page.
Compare
The universities below are the closest to this one in total cost. Compare before deciding: the tuition gap between two of them is usually larger than any merit scholarship.
| University | Total cost per year | Average SAT | Minimum TOEFL |
|---|---|---|---|
| Florida Atlantic University (this page) | $31,824 | 1170 | 4.5 (1–6 scale) |
| University of West Florida | $31,630 | 1130 | 4.5 (1–6 scale) |
| University of South Florida | $31,524 | 1230 | |
| Atlantis University | $30,020 | 70 |
FAQ
The estimated total — tuition, housing and health insurance — is $31,824 per year before any scholarship. Books, transport and course fees are not included. We prefer that you plan with this number and be surprised for the better.
TOEFL 4.5 (1–6 scale) or higher, or Duolingo 110 or higher. Duolingo policies change often, so we confirm the current rule before you apply. If your score is below the minimum, prep closes that gap before the deadline.
Not always for admission, but almost always for merit scholarships. The admitted average is around 1170. Without an SAT score you can be admitted and pay full price; with a competitive score, the same university can cost much less.
The ENEM plays no part. The university converts the transcript grades to the American 0–4 GPA scale from a sworn translation. Averages between 7 and 8 usually land near 3.0; above 9, near 4.0. The minimum required is 3.0.
The fall entry deadline is October 15, 2026 (Early Action); rolling afterwards until March 12, 2027, and spring entry is September 15, 2026 (Spring 2027). Start 10 to 12 months ahead: transcript translation, English score and proof of funds are the steps that delay applications most.
On an F-1 visa you can work up to 20 hours a week on campus during the term and full time during breaks. After graduation, OPT gives 12 months of work authorization in your field, and STEM majors can request 24 more.
Florida Atlantic University admits 66% of applicants. The published minimum GPA for international applicants is 3.0 on the American 0–4 scale — a Brazilian transcript is converted to that scale from a sworn translation. The SAT range and average GPA of admitted students, where the university publishes them, are in the Admission section of this page. Below those marks admission is still possible; what gets harder is merit aid.
$17,324 a year at the out-of-state rate, which is what a Brazilian pays. With housing, meals and health insurance the estimated total is $31,824 — about R$ 164,212 in Brazilian reais at R$ 5.16 to the dollar. Merit scholarships reduce tuition, not the other items.
On estimated total cost per year, Florida Atlantic University comes to $31,824 and University of West Florida to $31,630. The gap between the two is usually larger than any merit scholarship, so compare total cost before comparing scholarships.
Sources
Every block on this page carries its own verification date. Costs and admission requirements come from the Common Data Set and the official international admissions page. Enrollment, acceptance and graduation figures come from College Navigator, the US Department of Education's public database.
Converted to Brazilian reais at R$ 5.16 to the dollar on 2026-08-15. Exchange rates move; the dollar figures are the reference.
Data verified on 2026-08-15.
Sources: College Scorecard · Common Data Set · College Navigator · Official university site
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