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1 Public 4 YEAR PUBLIC STATE UNIVERSITY Sector Sub : $179,490, ,995 61,102 83,097 $2, YEAR PUBLIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE Sector Sub : $49,911, ,758 17,432 32,190 $1, PUBLIC VOCATIONAL/TECHNICAL Sector Sub : $219, $1, Public Sector s: $229,620, ,813 78, ,488 $1, Private 4 YEAR PRIVATE COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY Non-Profit Sub s: $25,176, ,085 7,374 10,459 $2, For-Profit Sub s: $2,164, ,024 $2, Sector Sub : $27,341, ,344 8,139 11,483 $2, YEAR PRIVATE Non-Profit Sub s: For-Profit Sub s: $77, $1, Sector Sub : $77, $1, PRIVATE VOCATIONAL/TECHNICAL Non-Profit Sub s: $2, $1, For-Profit Sub s: $56, $ Sector Sub : $59, $1, Private Sector s: $27,477, ,377 8,223 11,600 $2, *Student Counts are Unduplicated Executive Summary Program/Report s: $257,098, * 39,097 * 84,852 * 123,949 $2, of 11
2 4 YEAR PUBLIC STATE UNIVERSITY 376 FL A & M UNIVERSITY 501 FL ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 361 FL GULF COAST UNIVERSITY 131 FL INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY 371 FL STATE UNIVERSITY 867 NEW COLLEGE OF FLORIDA 481 UNIV OF CENTRAL FLORIDA 011 UNIV OF FLORIDA 161 UNIV OF NORTH FLORIDA 291 UNIV OF SOUTH FLORIDA 171 UNIV OF WEST FLORIDA 2 YEAR PUBLIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE $2,473, ,086 $2, $9,733, ,440 3,276 4,716 $2, $7,041, ,170 1,990 3,160 $2, $17,200, ,455 5,648 8,103 $2, $34,175, ,160 11,578 15,738 $2, $417, $2, $39,825, ,805 13,361 18,166 $2, $26,108, ,300 9,872 12,172 $2, $11,041, ,497 3,708 5,205 $2, $26,359, ,175 8,941 12,116 $2, $5,113, ,878 2,481 $2, Sector : $179,490, ,995 61,102 83,097 $2, BREVARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE 062 BROWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE 422 CENTRAL FL COMMUNITY COLLEGE 322 CHIPOLA COLLEGE 642 DAYTONA BEACH COMMUNITY COLLEGE 362 EDISON COLLEGE 162 FL COMMUNITY COLLEGE AT JACKSONVILLE 442 FL KEYS COMMUNITY COLLEGE 032 GULF COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE 292 HILLSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE 562 INDIAN RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE 122 LAKE CITY COMMUNITY COLLEGE 352 LAKE SUMTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE 412 MANATEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 682 MIAMI DADE COLLEGE 402 NORTH FL COMMUNITY COLLEGE $2,618, ,635 $1, $2,464, ,586 $1, $1,370, $1, $547, $1, $2,059, ,281 $1, $1,361, $1, $2,410, ,662 $1, $90, $1, $1,137, $1, $2,636, ,776 $1, $1,661, ,107 $1, $544, $1, $845, $1, $1,904, ,134 $1, $3,269, ,909 $1, $207, $1, of 11
3 462 OKALOOSA-WALTON COLLEGE 502 PALM BEACH COMMUNITY COLLEGE 512 PASCO HERNANDO COMMUNITY COLLEGE 172 PENSACOLA JUNIOR COLLEGE 532 POLK COMMUNITY COLLEGE 012 SANTA FE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 592 SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 282 SOUTH FLORIDA COMMUNITY COLLEGE 542 ST JOHNS RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE 522 ST PETERSBURG COLLEGE 372 TALLAHASSEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 482 VALENCIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE PUBLIC VOCATIONAL/TECHNICAL 210 APARICIO LEVY TECHNICAL CENTER 013 ATLANTIC TECHNICAL CENTER 033 BRADFORD UNION AREA VO TECH CENTER 082 CHARLOTTE TECHNICAL CENTER 219 COMMUNITY TECHNICAL & ADULT EDUC 561 D G ERWIN TECHNICAL CENTER 145 DESOTO COUNTY ADULT EDUC CENTER 368 FIRST COAST TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 110 FLAGLER COUNTY SCHOOLS ADULT AND COMM. EDUCATION 224 GADSDEN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 506 GEORGE STONE AREA VOC TECH CENTER 163 GEORGE T BAKER AVIATION SCHOOL 820 HENRY W BREWSTER TECH CENTER 564 LAKE TECHNICAL CENTER 230 LEARY TECHNICAL CENTER 565 LEE COUNTY HIGH TECH CENTER - CENTRAL 566 LEE COUNTY HIGH TECH CENTER - NORTH $1,224, $1, $1,949, ,306 $1, $1,168, $1, $1,957, ,300 $1, $1,197, $1, $4,462, ,199 1,547 2,746 $1, $1,694, ,080 $1, $418, $1, $907, $1, $2,968, ,106 1,897 $1, $2,082, ,463 $1, $4,749, ,350 1,660 3,010 $1, Sector : $49,911, ,758 17,432 32,190 $1, $4, $1, $1, $1, $22, $1, $10, $ $1, $1, $9, $ $1, $1, $ $ $2, $ $12, $ $8, $1, $ $ of 11
4 373 LINDSEY HOPKINS TECH ED CENTER 447 LIVELY TECHNICAL CENTER 489 MARCHMAN TECHNICAL EDUCATION CENTER 114 MDCPS THE ENGLISH CENTER 529 MIAMI LAKES EDUCATIONAL CENTER 035 OKALOOSA APPLIED TECHNOLOGY CENTER 611 SUWANNEE HAMILTON TECHNICAL CENTER 563 TAMPA BAY VOCATIONAL TECH CENTER 612 TAYLOR TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 509 TECHNICAL EDUCATION CENTER OSCEOLA 031 THOMAS P HANEY TECHNICAL CENTER 351 TRAVISS CAREER CENTER 301 WALTON CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTER 965 WASHINGTON HOLMES TECH CENTER 836 WESTSIDE TECH 081 WILLIAM T MCFATTER TECH CENTER 148 WINTER PARK TECH 960 WITHLACOOCHEE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE $4, $1, $5, $ LORENZO WALKER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY $4, $ MANATEE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 491 ORLANDO TECH 445 OTEC MID FLORIDA TECH 446 RADFORD M LOCKLIN TECH CENTER 353 RIDGE CAREER CENTER 533 ROBERT MORGAN EDUCATIONAL CENTER 471 SARASOTA COUNTY TECH INSTITUTE 602 SHERIDAN TECHNICAL CENTER $22, $ $ $ $1, $ $3, $1, $12, $1, PINELLAS TECH EDUCATION CENTER - CLEARWATER $7, $1, PINELLAS TECH EDUCATION CENTER - ST PETERSBURG $3, $1, $2, $ $2, $1, $3, $1, $10, $1, $13, $1, $3, $1, $5, $1, $5, $1, $5, $1, $ $ $3, $ $3, $1, $9, $1, $ $ $4, $1, Sector : $219, $1, of 11
5 4 YEAR PRIVATE COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY Non-Profit 054 ATLANTIC INSTITUTE OF ORIENTAL MEDICINE 036 AVE MARIA UNIVERSITY 851 BARRY UNIVERSITY 683 BEACON COLLEGE 716 BELHAVEN COLLEGE 852 BETHUNE-COOKMAN UNIVERSITY 027 CARLOS ALBIZU UNIVERSITY 066 CITY COLLEGE FORT LAUDERDALE 959 CLEARWATER CHRISTIAN COLLEGE 593 COLUMBIA COLLEGE 859 ECKERD COLLEGE 854 EDWARD WATERS COLLEGE 855 EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY 014 EVERGLADES UNIVERSITY 963 FL CHRISTIAN COLLEGE 856 FL COLLEGE 843 FL HOSPITAL COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCE 857 FL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 858 FL MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY 860 FL SOUTHERN COLLEGE 879 FLAGLER COLLEGE 383 HOBE SOUND BIBLE COLLEGE 386 HODGES UNIVERSITY 862 JACKSONVILLE UNIVERSITY 488 JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY 950 JONES COLLEGE 863 LYNN UNIVERSITY 221 MOUNTAIN STATE UNIVERSITY 058 NATIONAL LOUIS UNIVERSITY 024 NORTHWOOD UNIVERSITY 068 NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY 868 PALM BEACH ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY $61, $2, $714, $2, $1, $1, $371, $2, $5, $1, $11, $1, $220, $2, $5, $1, $485, $2, $15, $2, $913, $2, $43, $2, $133, $2, $141, $2, $311, $2, $715, $2, $99, $2, $1,341, $2, $2,103, $2, $15, $2, $61, $2, $756, $2, $268, $2, $134, $2, $84, $2, $1,681, $2, $1,278, $2, of 11
6 Non-Profit For-Profit 584 RINGLING SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN 869 ROLLINS COLLEGE 870 SAINT LEO UNIVERSITY 917 SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY 069 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA COLLEGE 914 SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE 880 ST JOHN VIANNEY COLLEGE SEMINARY 853 ST THOMAS UNIVERSITY 872 STETSON UNIVERSITY 305 THE BAPTIST COLLEGE OF FLORIDA 153 TRINITY BAPTIST COLLEGE 218 TRINITY COLLEGE OF FLORIDA 936 TRINITY INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY 216 TROY UNIVERSITY - FT WALTON BEACH 912 UNION INSTITUTE & UNIVERSITY 874 UNIV OF MIAMI 875 UNIV OF TAMPA 228 UNIVERSIDAD DEL ESTE 227 UNIVERSIDAD DEL TURABO 226 UNIVERSIDAD METROPOLITANA 929 WARNER SOUTHERN COLLEGE 878 WEBBER INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY $410, $2, $1,243, $2, $1,135, $2, $1,239, $2, $36, $1, $18, $2, $257, $2, $1,850, $2, $217, $2, $122, $2, $47, $2, $10, $2, $14, $1, $1, $1, $4,258, ,404 1,728 $2, $1,801, $2, $308, $2, $223, $2, Non-Profit Sub s: $25,176, ,085 7,374 10,459 $2, ACUPUNCTURE & MASSAGE COLLEGE 895 AI MIAMI INTL UNIV OF ART & DESIGN 927 AMERICAN INTERCONTINENTAL UNIVERSITY 115 ANGLEY COLLEGE 748 ARGOSY UNIVERSITY 882 ART INSTITUTE OF FT LAUDERDALE 015 DEVRY UNIVERSITY $367, $2, $22, $2, $231, $2, $164, $2, of 11
7 For-Profit 037 DIGITAL MEDIA ARTS COLLEGE 064 DRAGON RISES COLLEGE OF ORIENTAL MEDICINE $5, $2, EAST WEST COLLEGE OF NATURAL MEDICINE 951 EVEREST UNIVERSITY - N ORLANDO 945 EVEREST UNIVERSITY - PINELLAS 956 EVEREST UNIVERSITY - POMPANO BEACH 955 EVEREST UNIVERSITY - TAMPA 687 FL COLLEGE OF INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE 414 FULL SAIL REAL WORLD EDUCATION 994 HERZING COLLEGE 384 INTL ACADEMY OF DESIGN & TECH - ORLANDO 385 INTL ACADEMY OF DESIGN & TECH - TAMPA 984 ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE - FT LAUDERDALE 949 ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE - JACKSONVILLE 486 ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE - LAKE MARY 086 ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE - MIAMI 075 ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE - TAMPA 113 JOSE MARIA VARGAS UNIVERSITY 883 KEISER UNIVERSITY 673 RASMUSSEN COLLEGE - HOLIDAY 147 RASMUSSEN COLLEGE - OCALA 939 REMINGTON COLLEGE - JACKSONVILLE 938 REMINGTON COLLEGE - LARGO 937 REMINGTON COLLEGE - TAMPA 865 SCHILLER INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY 964 SOUTH UNIVERSITY 191 UNIV OF PHOENIX $36, $2, $3, $1, $21, $1, $11, $1, $1, $ $23, $1, $1, $1, $307, $2, $3, $1, $82, $2, $235, $2, $7, $2, $17, $2, $13, $1, $5, $2, $21, $1, $425, $2, $6, $2, $9, $1, $ $ $1, $1, $92, $1, $40, $1, For-Profit Sub s: $2,164, ,024 $2, Sector : $27,341, ,344 8,139 11,483 $2, of 11
8 2 YEAR PRIVATE Non-Profit For-Profit 596 ISTM DBA CITY COLLEGE 686 CENTRAL FL COLLEGE 045 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND TECHNOLGY 107 CONCORDE CAREER INST - JACKSONVILLE 750 CONCORDE CAREER INST - TAMPA 116 DAYTONA COLLEGE 911 FL CAREER COLLEGE 933 FL CAREER COLLEGE - CLEARWATER 049 FL COLLEGE OF NATURAL HEALTH - MIAMI 594 FL COLLEGE OF NATURAL HEALTH - ORLANDO 448 FL NATIONAL COLLEGE 038 FL TECHNICAL COLLEGE - JACKSONVILLE 203 FL TECHNICAL COLLEGE - ORLANDO 117 GALEN HEALTH INSTITUTES 953 GULF COAST COLLEGE 020 HIGH TECH INSTITUTE 714 KEISER CAREER COLLEGE 042 KEY COLLEGE 034 NORTH FL INSTITUTE 220 PROFESSIONAL GOLFERS CAREER COLLEGE 207 SOUTHERN TECHNICAL COLLEGE 691 VIRGINIA COLLEGE AT PENSACOLA $1, $1, $3, $1, $11, $1, $4, $1, $3, $1, LE CORDON BLEU COLLEGE OF CULINARY ARTS $8, $1, LINCOLN COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY Non-Profit Sub s: $1, $1, $4, $1, $2, $1, $9, $1, FL COLLEGE OF NATURAL HEALTH - POMPANO BEACH $6, $1, $15, $1, $ $ $3, $1, $1, $1, For-Profit Sub s: $77, $1, Sector : $77, $1, of 11
9 PRIVATE VOCATIONAL/TECHNICAL Non-Profit For-Profit 196 ACADEMY FOR PRAC NURSING & HEALTH OCC $1, $1, THE FL SCHOOL OF TRADITIONAL MIDWIFERY INC $1, $1, Non-Profit Sub s: $2, $1, ACADEMY OF PALM BEACH 043 AMERICAN INSTITUTE 010 AMERICARE SCHOOL OF NURSING 913 ASM BEAUTY WORLD ACADEMY 595 AUDIO RECORDING TECHNOLOGY INST 229 AVEDA INSTITUTE - ST PETERSBURG 095 BEAUTY SCHOOLS OF AMERICA 516 BENES INTL SCHOOL OF BEAUTY INC 055 CAMBRIDGE INSTITUTE OF ALLIED HEALTH 009 CAPPS MEDICAL INSTITUTE 060 CAREER INSTITUTE OF FLORIDA 023 CENTRAL FL INSTITUTE 694 COMPU-MED VOC CAREER CORP 057 CORAL RIDGE TRAINING SCHOOL 004 FL INSTITUTE OF ANIMAL ARTS 213 FORT PIERCE BEAUTY ACADEMY 007 GALIANO CAREER ACADEMY 063 HERITAGE INSTITUTE 067 INSTITUTE OF CREATIVE ENHANCEMEN 040 INTL SCHOOL OF HEALTH & BEAUTY 098 INTL VOCATIONAL TRAINING CENTER 499 MANHATTAN HAIRSTYLING ACADEMY 223 MEDVANCE INSTITUTE - FT LAUDERDALE 200 MEDVANCE INSTITUTE - MIAMI 206 MEDVANCE INSTITUTE - PALM SPRINGS $1, $ $ $ $7, $1, $1, $ of 11
10 For-Profit 204 MEDVANCE INSTITUTE - STUART 039 MIAMI INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY 217 NATIONAL AVIATION ACADEMY 847 NATIONAL SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY - HIALEAH 106 NATIONAL SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY - MIAMI 671 NATIONAL SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY - N MIAMI 693 NOUVELLE INSTITUTE 118 ORANGE PARK BEAUTY ACADEMY 097 ORLANDO INSTITUTE OF ELECTROLYSIS 212 PORT ST LUCIE BEAUTY ACADEMY 717 PROFESSIONAL TRAINING CENTERS 749 SANFORD BROWN INSTITUTE - FT LAUDERDALE 091 SANFORD BROWN INSTITUTE - JACKSONVILLE 699 SANFORD BROWN INSTITUTE - TAMPA 070 SARASOTA SCHOOL OF MASSAGE THERAPY $3, $1, $5, $1, SOOTHING ARTS HEALING THERAPIES SCHOOL OF MASSAGE 006 SOUTHEASTERN SCHOOL OF NEUROMUSCULAR & MASSAGE THERAPY 681 SPACE COAST HEALTH INSTITUTE 050 THE STENOTYPE INSTITUTE OF JACKSONVILLE 915 SUNCOAST II THE TAMPA BAY SCHOOL OF MASSAGE THERAPY 025 SUNSTATE ACADEMY $9, $1, THE STENOTYPE INSTITUTE OF JACKSONVILLE - ORLANDO 089 TOTAL NAILS AND HAIR ACADEMY $3, $1, $4, $1, THE INSTITUTE OF ALLIED MEDICAL PROFESSIONS $4, $1, UNIVERSAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 092 WOODYS HAIRSTYLING INSTITUTE $2, $ $14, $ For-Profit Sub s: $56, $ Sector : $59, $1, Program/Report s: $257,098, ,190 86, ,088 $2, of 11
11 Report Summary Data Applying Eligible Program/Report s: $257,098, ** 40,190 ** 86,898 ** 127,088 $2, **May Include duplicates funded at more than one s by Application: $257,098, , , ,949 $2, s: $82,198, ,169 45,156 39,097 $2, s: $174,900, , ,499 84,852 $2, s by Race: $257,098, , ,655 39,097 84, ,949 $2, Asian / Pacific Islander: $10,432, ,513 5,631 1,491 3,291 4,782 $2, Black: $20,757, ,420 11,134 3,349 6,148 9,497 $2, Hispanic: $43,192, ,321 23,874 6,896 13,515 20,411 $2, Native American / Alaska Native: $680, $2, White: $163,453, ,807 95,186 24,252 55,779 80,031 $2, Other: $18,582, ,232 10,421 2,985 5,904 8,889 $2, s by Gender: $257,098, , ,655 39,097 84, ,949 $2, Female: $158,012, ,197 90,584 23,134 53,046 76,180 $2, Male: $99,051, ,480 56,012 15,963 31,781 47,744 $2, Unknown: $35, $1, Data Locked on: 9/1/2008 Notes: The Academic Top Scholarship, Florida Academic Scholarship, Florida Medallion Scholarship, and Gold Seal Vocational Scholarship share the Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Program appropriation. 11 of 11
Florida Department of Education Office of Student Financial Assistance
Public 4 YEAR PUBLIC STATE UNIVERSITY Executive Summary Sector Sub : $208,670,013.00 18,680 82,018 100,698 $2,072.24 2 YEAR PUBLIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE Sector Sub : $19,920,606.34 3,756 13,289 17,045 $1,168.71
Florida Department of Education Office of Student Financial Assistance
Public 4 YEAR PUBLIC STATE UNIVERSITY Executive Summary Sector Sub : $1,689,239.00 252 810 1,062 $1,590.62 2 YEAR PUBLIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE Sector Sub : $1,631,804.30 874 907 1,781 $916.23 PUBLIC VOCATIONAL/TECHNICAL
Florida Department of Education Office of Student Financial Assistance
Public 4 YEAR PUBLIC STATE UNIVERSITY Executive Summary Sector Sub : $1,102,078.00 0 787 787 $1,400.35 2 YEAR PUBLIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE Sector Sub : $1,090,209.21 454 805 1,259 $865.93 PUBLIC VOCATIONAL/TECHNICAL
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- Page of 9 9// YEAR PRIVATE 686 CENTRAL FLORIDA COLLEGE -ORLANDO COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND TECHNLGY 9 EDUTECH CENTERS $,6. $,. 9 FL COLLEGE OF NAT HEALTH-MIAMI $89. $9. 9 FL COLLEGE OF NAT HEALTH-ORLANDO
Florida Department of Education Office of Student Financial Assistance
Public 4 YEAR PUBLIC STATE UNIVERSITY Executive Summary Sector Sub : $91,184,904.00 9,230 25,975 35,205 $2,590.11 2 YEAR PUBLIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE Sector Sub : $2,195,507.30 720 975 1,695 $1,295.28 PUBLIC
Florida Department of Education Office of Student Financial Assistance
Private 4 YEAR PRIVATE COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY Executive Summary Non-Profit Sub s: $1,505,677.00 4 774 662 1,436 $1,048.52 Sub s: $8,113,647.25 1,045 3,531 3,447 6,978 $1,162.75 Sector Sub : $9,619,324.25 1,049
Florida Department of Education Office of Student Financial Assistance
Public 2 YEAR PUBLIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE Executive Summary Sector Sub : $623,735.00 19 771 37 808 $771.95 PUBLIC VOCATIONAL/TECHNICAL Sector Sub : $1,863,009.48 1,329 2,519 403 2,922 $637.58 Public Sector
Florida Department of Education Office of Student Financial Assistance
Private 4 YEAR PRIVATE COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY Executive Summary Non-Profit Sub s: $1,595,773.00 315 844 699 1,543 $1,034.20 Sub s: $7,883,043.50 790 3,185 3,234 6,419 $1,228.08 Sector Sub : $9,478,816.50 1,105
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