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New College Of Florida (FL): Merit Aid, Financial Aid Data, Offer Data & More

Public690 StudentsIn State: $21,677/yrOut of state: $44,705/yr

New College Of Florida offers 0% of incoming freshmen merit aid. The average merit aid award is n/a. New College Of Florida is a public college located in Sarasota, Florida. Its student population is 690. It is a four-year, very small, highly residential campus. It has an acceptance rate of 75%. New College Of Florida 4 year graduation rate is 57% .


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  • Admission rate 75%
  • Avg. high school GPA n/a*
  • Avg. ACT 28.5
  • Avg. SAT 1320
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Cost
Received Merit
Aid
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Aid
Acceptance
Rate
New College Of Florida $43,678 % n/a * 77%
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Warren Wilson College $52,504 % n/a * 86%
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Young Harris College $43,289 % n/a * 63%
Asbury University $42,311 % n/a * 67%
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Colleges with similar acceptance rate and median earnings of alumni after 10 years


Name
Acceptance
Rate
10 Year
Salary
New College Of Florida 77 $86,500
The University Of Tennessee Knoxville 78 $95,100
Tennessee Technological University 76 $95,100
California Lutheran University 71 $95,000
Drew University 69 $95,000
University Of Houston Clear Lake 69 $94,800
University Of New Haven 84 $94,800
Susquehanna University 72 $94,700
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Colleges with similar acceptance rate and cost of attendance


College
Acceptance
Rate
Attendance
Cost
New College Of Florida 77 $43,678
Prairie View A & M University 74 $40,358
University Of Illinois At Chicago 76 $40,454
Cairn University Langhorne 76 $40,581
Aurora University 81 $40,632
Eastern Connecticut State University 66 $40,647
Alverno College 70 $40,693
John Brown University 77 $40,774
Siena Heights University 69 $40,854
Boise State University 81 $40,924
Franciscan University Of Steubenville 77 $40,930
University Of Idaho 77 $41,056
Augusta University 80 $41,058
Keystone College 71 $41,194
Newberry College 66 $41,199
The University Of Texas At Arlington 80 $41,220
Coastal Carolina University 70 $41,266
University Of Utah 67 $41,383
Northern Arizona University 83 $41,530
The Master's University And Seminary 77 $41,624
Tusculum College 66 $41,630
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Colleges with similar acceptance rate and similar 4 year graduation rates


Name
Acceptance
Rate
4 year
graduation
New College Of Florida 77 57%
Xavier University 74 61%
St. Joseph's College Long Island 77 61%
University Of Saint Joseph 72 61%
Coe College 67 61%
Gordon College 75 61%
Wittenberg University 74 61%
Cedarville University 79 60%
Dunwoody College Of Technology 70 60%
Milligan College 83 60%
Wartburg College 76 60%
Grace College And Theological Seminary 82 60%
Westminster College 66 60%
University Of Mary Washington 72 60%
Randolph Macon College 67 60%
University Of Dayton 72 60%
Doane University Arts & Sciences 68 59%
Moravian College 73 59%
Lycoming College 66 59%
Depaul University 68 59%
Marquette University 82 59%
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