Florida State University Graduate Program Reviews

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94%
of students recommend
(4.07 out of 5.0)
School rating based on 261 respondents

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School Information

  • Website: Visit College Website
  • School Accreditation: SACS COC, + 5 more
  • Programmatic Accreditation: AACSB and CSWE
  • Campus Setting: City: Midsize
  • Student Population: 41,173 (32,933 undergrad)
  • Student to Faculty Ratio: 24 to 1
  • Graduate Attendance Status: 28% part-time, 72% full-time
  • Annual Tuition: $11,553 in-state; $26,707 out-of-state
Source: NCES

Student & Graduate Reviews

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Degree: Education
Graduation Year: 2015
“ Instructors are fantastic. The quality of experience gained through class assignments is great. Overall rating: 9 of 10 Note: the mobile version of this page did not allow me to rate every category ”
2.92 out of 5.0
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Degree: Social Work
Graduation Year: 2015
“ The faculty staff of the Department College of Social work are very helpful. They make sure that you understand and provide all information needed for the program. ”
2.67 out of 5.0
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Degree: Cultural Studies
Graduation Year: 2014
“ Pros: Great campus life, and facilities. Lots of resources available for study and the school has a top notch career center. Teachers are passionate about their subjects and wish to develop a strong relationship with students Cons: As far as the Asian Studies program, its rather small. Because there are no mandatory classes finding a class that fits within the major is a hassle. Also the amount of teachers continues to shrink making it difficult to manage classes. ”
4.0 out of 5.0
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Degree: Non-Profit Management
Graduation Year: 2014
“ The graduate program covers all of your bases and is very educational. The problem though, as with most graduate programs, is that it is very expensive and there are not many resources to assist with the payment. ”
3.25 out of 5.0
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Degree: Communications
Graduation Year: 2015
“ Pro of my program is that I was able to take all my classes online and at a flexible schedule. The con is that most of my communication was done vie e-mail and the staff tends to take 3-4 days until they responded. ”
4.17 out of 5.0
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Degree: Health Sciences
Graduation Year: 2016
“ The faculty is great, very open and helpful. ”
3.92 out of 5.0
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Degree: Non-Profit Management
Graduation Year: 2013
“ This program is great! I heard it was good from others, but it wasn't until I was accepted into the program that I actually experienced it for myself. ”
5.0 out of 5.0
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Degree: Education
Graduation Year: 2013
“ Florida State is an excellent graduate school. The opportunities of educational care and support are endless. Everything I need to be successful as a graduate student is all there. The programs are geared toward practical experience and excellence. The professors are accessible, flexible, and willing to help. Also, there are a plethora of resources available whether it's academic, social, or financial. There is the career center, the wellness center, the gym, the technology room, and plenty of restaurants and university services available. These are just a few perks that makes the quality of education even better. Overall, I give my school's graduate program a 10! ”
5.0 out of 5.0
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Degree: Public Health
Graduation Year: 2015
“ The Speech-Language Pathology Graduate Program at Florida State University is committed to providing their students with clinical experiences and learning opportunities to prepare them for their future careers as speech therapists. They try their best to provide financial aid to as many students as they can. ”
4.5 out of 5.0
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Degree: Social Work
Graduation Year: 2015
“ Knowing the grad school costs a great deal, the financial aid office should have been able to help much more with obtaining scholarships and the like since I was an undergraduate at the same school. However, I love the faculty; they are very kind and quick to respond. I was concerned about my deadline to apply, but the admissions and faculty were all very patient with my concerns. ”
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