
As you embark on your college decision-making process, you’ll find all kinds of options – from small schools where everyone will know your name, major, and how you did on last week’s math final, to large schools with classes where you can barely see the professor from the back of your 2,000-seat lecture hall.
At the University of North Florida, we fall somewhere in the middle – that ideal place where incredible educational opportunity meets a particularly personal atmosphere. Here you’ll have no problem being yourself in a place small enough to acknowledge your uniqueness and large enough to broaden your horizons.
From 2006-2009, UNF spent roughly $175 million on facility improvements and new construction, including a student union, residence hall, and tens of thousands of square feet of classroom space. These new additions to our campus have made a good thing even better. As a UNF student, you can grab lunch, play a game of pool, take a yoga class, catch a movie, stop for a cup of coffee, and watch the sunset on the lake without ever leaving campus!
When it comes to the classroom, our commitment to hands on learning means you won’t spend four years sitting at your desk. We aim to help you bring your studies to life in new ways. Apply to participate in a University-funded Transformational Learning Opportunity (TLO) and you’ll have the chance to work closely with some of our most respected professors conducting specialized field studies, traveling abroad for research, or initiating community outreach projects.
Become an Osprey and find out why we say:
