Florida State University Graduate Program Reviews
94%
of students recommend
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School Information
- Website: Visit College Website
- School Accreditation: SACS COC, + 5 more
- Programmatic Accreditation: AACSB, + 11 more
- Campus Setting: City: Midsize
- Student Population: 40,830 (32,706 undergrad)
- Student to Faculty Ratio: 25 to 1
- Graduate Attendance Status: 27% part-time, 73% full-time
- Annual Tuition: $11,543 in-state; $26,697 out-of-state
Source: NCES
Student & Graduate Reviews
Annonymous
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Degree:
Architecture
Graduation Year:
2018
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I have mixed feelings about this program. PROS: Several classes offered every semester; planner-in-residence; ample opportunities to make professional connections; funding opportunities (but only for first year students); beautiful campus, and a lot of resources. CONS: The program is geared toward traditional students (e.g. a lot of rich kids without life experience), hardly any online classes, students and professors get very clique-y and also aren't sensitive toward students with disabilities or from disadvantaged backgrounds.
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Ashley Burdeshaw
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Degree:
Social Work
Graduation Year:
2018
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Florida State University is an amazing school! It has one of the top MSW programs in the state, and is highly competitive as a result. The quality of the instruction is excellent, and the staff and faculty are always completely engaged with their students. I will always be a Seminole! Thank you Florida State!
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RGS
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Degree:
Art & Design
Graduation Year:
2004
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FSU is a university where students learn just as much outside of the classroom as you learn inside. Although the degree I earned is no longer offered, I still keep in touch with the people I went to school with. Tallahassee is sprawling city, but affordable just ask questions before you move in.
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Anonymous
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Degree:
Accounting
Graduation Year:
2016
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FSU has a gorgeous campus. The master's of accounting program was a challenging but fun track, that left you prepared to sit for the CPA exams and ready to join the public accounting world.
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Anonymous
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Degree:
Information Technology
Graduation Year:
2015
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Helps students find jobs after getting degrees.
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FSU, Florida State
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Degree:
Communications
Graduation Year:
2014
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love my college, good education, great atmosphere
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Odd Job
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Degree:
Economics
Graduation Year:
2010
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Good school. Teachers were good. However, the variety of courses available is not as large as a school in the northeast.
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Anonymous
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Degree:
History
Graduation Year:
2007
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It was a good program and I greatly enjoyed my time there. The professors were great and I had a lot of good oppurtunities.
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Ashley Burdeshaw
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Degree:
Social Work
Graduation Year:
2018
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Florida State University is an amazing school. I completed my undergraduate degree in social work at FSU and am now completing my MSW at FSU as well. The school has excellent teachers that are very knowledgeable about their field. I felt very prepared for my career after graduating with my BSW and am confident I will also be just as prepared graduating with my MSW.
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Nitosha Dawson
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Degree:
Social Work
Graduation Year:
2018
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Florida State University is a school you should try to attend if you want to be a Seminole. Decent classes and a lot of different opportunities to get involved with. It's not near the beach, which is a down side, but it's an overall okay university to attend.
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