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Private,
4 year
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Setting:
Suburban
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Year Established: 1968
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Accreditation:
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
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Undergraduate Degrees:
Bachelor's
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Undergraduate Enrollment: 2,600
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Tuition: $14,510
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Room and Board: $7,990
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Profile: Christopher Haffner, Director of Financial Aid
Student body is 1,150 men and 1,450 women.
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| Programs: Accounting, Art Education, Business Administration, Communication, Deaf Education, Economics, Elementary Education, English, Exceptional Student Education, Fine Arts, Graphic Design, History, Latin American Studies-Spanish, Liberal Arts, Philosophy, Philosophy/Religion, Political Science, PreLaw, Psychology, Religion, Secondary Education, Sociology, Spanish, Special Education, Sport Management, Theatre Arts, Youth Ministries. Minors available in Advertising, Anthropology, Art History, Creative Writing, Criminal Justice, Economics, Environmental Studies, Finance, Illustration, International Studies, Journalism, Latin American Studies, PreLaw, Youth Ministries. |
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| Special Features: Study abroad, independent study, early admission, advanced placement. Students majoring in deaf education have the benefit of working with the pupils and teachers at the Florida School for the Deaf, located 1-1/2 miles from campus. Flagler is located on the northeast coast of Florida off of I-95 and is serviced by all major airlines through Jacksonville or Daytona Beach. The College is situated in a former resort hotel complex in the heart of the nation’s oldest city, 4 miles from the beach. |
| Admissions Requirements: HS diploma; 16 units, 13 of which must be academic units, SAT or ACT; recommendation from HS counselor. Primary consideration given to the quality of course selection, grades, and class rank. Application deadline for early decision candidates is January 15; March 1 for regular decision candidates. |
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