Find an Institution
Trying to find just the right fit? Colleges who belong to the Study Florida Consortium all have information here! Find out what kind of degrees they offer, where they are located and something about their philosophy.
Why Florida?
Besides all the fun and sun, Florida has 300 regional and hemispheric headquarters for international companies and the fourth largest economy in the U.S. Florida is built for business, innovation and entrepreneurship!
Florida Linkage Institutes
Through the Florida Linkage Institutes, each year up to 25 full-time equivalent students from the respective host countries apply to study in any of the state universities or community colleges in Florida.
Florida Education #1 in Nation - 4 Years Running!
U.S. News: Higher Education Rankings - Measuring which states are the most educated
Half of the weighting in the education rankings goes to higher education. The metrics involved include the shares of citizens in each state holding college degrees, with wide variances found among the states and regionally. In Massachusetts, ranked No. 8 among Best States overall, half the citizenry holds associate degrees or higher. New England in general runs about 10 percentage points higher than Southwestern and Southeastern states by this measure. The rankings also take into account the time it takes students to complete both two- and four-year college programs, the cost of tuition and fees state by state and the burden of debt that college graduates carry.
Study Florida members win the 2021 Paul Simon Award for Campus Internationalization!
Congratulations to Florida International University, Miami Dade College and Santa Fe College for winning the prestigious NAFSA award! The 2021 Paul Simon Award for Campus Internationalization was awarded to 8 schools, 3 of which are Study Florida members.
Study Florida members whom have won this award in the past include:
Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University (2020)
University of Tampa (2016)
University of South Florida (2013)
Miami Dade College (2008)