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Acceptance Rate

43.2%

Total Profiles

12

SAT Range

1130–1320

User Accept Rate

50.0%

In-State Tuition

$6,410

Out-of-State Tuition

$17,324

Undergrad Enrollment

36,299

Applicants

65,187

Yield Rate

21.7%

Endowment / Student

$17,573

Student:Faculty

22:1

Applicant Profiles

Includes estimated profiles based on IPEDS data. Contribute yours to improve accuracy.

Class of 2025ACCEPTED
GPA
3.62
SAT
1400
ACT
30
Round: EA
Class of 2024ACCEPTED
GPA
3.52
SAT
1280
ACT
Round: EA
Class of 2025ACCEPTED
GPA
3.22
SAT
1120
ACT
Round: ED2
Class of 2023REJECTED
GPA
3.00
SAT
1160
ACT
25
Round: RD
Class of 2024ACCEPTED
GPA
3.22
SAT
1160
ACT
Round: ED2
Class of 2024REJECTED
GPA
2.98
SAT
ACT
Round: EA
Class of 2026WAITLISTED
GPA
3.23
SAT
1270
ACT
Round: EA
Class of 2026WAITLISTED
GPA
3.11
SAT
1190
ACT
Round: EA
Class of 2025REJECTED
GPA
3.13
SAT
ACT
Round: RD
Class of 2023WAITLISTED
GPA
3.52
SAT
1270
ACT
28
Round: EA
Class of 2025ACCEPTED
GPA
3.37
SAT
1260
ACT
26
Round: RD
Class of 2024ACCEPTED
GPA
3.63
SAT
1350
ACT
25
Round: EA

What you pay

$9,812/ yr

Average net price after grants & scholarships — about $39,248 over four years.

What grads earn

$56,452/ yr

Median earnings 4 years after completion$54,588 adjusted to national cost of living (local prices 3% above average).

A graduate’s first-year earnings cover the four-year net cost in roughly 0.7 years of pay.

75% of students out-earn a typical high-school graduate (about $28,500) within 10 years.

Field of study

Earnings & debt by major

Opportunity Insights

Economic mobility

Access

9.6%

from the bottom income fifth

Success

29%

of them reach the top fifth

Mobility rate

2.7%

move bottom → top

The mobility rate is how many of University of South Florida’s students both start in the bottom income fifth and reach the top — a measure of who the school lifts, not just who it admits.

IPEDS

Net price by family income

Under $30k$4,122
$30–48k$5,444
$48–75k$9,326
$75–110k$15,224
Over $110k$18,497

Average net price paid by federally-aided students, by family income bracket.

Completion & debt

Finishing & paying back

Grad rate · 8 yr

76%

Completion · all

75%

Completion · Pell

73%

Repaying debt · 3 yr

57%

Median debt

$17,988

Classification

R1 research universityFour-year, large, primarily nonresidential

Application Funnel

Applied
65,187
Admitted
26,69941.0%
Enrolled
5,80322% yield
Clery Act

Campus Safety

Reported 2024
CategoryOn-CampusResidence HallNon-CampusPublic Property
Fondling6
Motor Vehicle Theft1761
Murder11
Rape61
Robbery22

Source: DOE Campus Safety and Security data, reported under the Clery Act.

EADA

Athletics

Title IX participation54% / 46%
MenWomen

Men's

Baseball60Basketball16Football130Golf11Soccer29Tennis10Track & Field78

Women's

Basketball15Beach Volleyball12Golf8Lacrosse41Sailing17Soccer36Softball27Tennis9Track & Field96Volleyball18
Research Activity
FY 2024
$522Mtotal R&D expenditure#69 in US

Popular Majors (Bachelor's)

Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences, General1,092 grads
Psychology, General892 grads
Biomedical Sciences, General744 grads
Finance, General428 grads
Marketing/Marketing Management, General389 grads
Criminology388 grads
Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse362 grads
Biology/Biological Sciences, General331 grads
Business/Commerce, General307 grads
Accounting253 grads

4yr Grad Rate

59%

6yr Grad Rate

75%

Retention Rate

91%

Median Earnings

$57,743