University of Florida reports a $5,969 average annual net price

For students receiving federal financial aid, University of Florida reports an average annual net price of $5,969, compared with $56,056 at Beacon College. These figures include living costs and subtract grants and scholarships. University of Florida also admitted a smaller share of applicants, 24% compared with 44%. The table below compares admission rates and net prices at Florida colleges.

Admission rates range from 19% to 57% on this list

University of Miami had the lowest admission rate on this list, 19%, compared with 57% at Jacksonville University. Colleges are ordered by the share of first year applicants they admitted. They attract different applicants and offer different programs, so read the requirements for your intended program when deciding where to apply.

Admission rates cover Fall 2024; applicant counts cover Fall 2023. Because the columns use different years, the listed applicant count cannot be used to calculate the number admitted in the later cycle. The sources below give the reporting period for each measure.

College	City	Admission rate	Applicants	Average net price
University of Miami	Coral Gables	19%	48,286	$36,483
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University	Tallahassee	21%	22,713	$15,220
Florida State University	Tallahassee	24%	74,038	$8,605
University of Florida	Gainesville	24%	65,375	$5,969
University of Central Florida	Orlando	40%	60,627	$11,516
The University of Tampa	Tampa	40%	35,353	$40,584
Ave Maria University	Ave Maria	41%	2,448	$25,893
Warner University	Lake Wales	43%	1,628	$19,778
University of South Florida	Tampa	43%	65,187	$8,648
Beacon College	Leesburg	44%	593	$56,056
Rollins College	Winter Park	48%	9,796	$36,204
Southeastern University	Lakeland	53%	2,800	$34,297
University of North Florida	Jacksonville	53%	21,568	$11,689
Florida International University	Miami	55%	25,034	$11,462
Jacksonville University	Jacksonville	57%	8,879	$28,424

University of Florida reports $5,969 a year after grants

The difference between University of Florida and Beacon is $50,087 in average annual net price. This measure covers full time, first time undergraduates receiving federal financial aid. It subtracts grants and scholarships from the cost of attendance, which includes living expenses as well as tuition.

The students at these colleges have different family incomes and qualify for different amounts of aid. Your family's estimate can therefore differ from either average. The College Scorecard documentation defines who is included in the reported figure.

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How we got these numbers

Figures come from two U.S. Department of Education sources, the College Scorecard (released 2026-10-15) and the IPEDS Admissions survey. Data years:

• Admission rate: Fall 2024, reported in IPEDS DCY2024-25
• Applicants: Fall 2023, reported in IPEDS ADM2023
• Average net price: AcadYr 2024-25, reported in IPEDS DCY2025-26

Colleges with fewer than 500 applicants are excluded from selectivity rankings because their admission rates say little about selectivity. Full details on our data page.

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