Private For-Profit4-year
Florida Academy of Nursing
Miramar, Florida · Official Website ↗
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#1422
National
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#49
FL Rank
Overall Score
N/A
Accept Rate
N/A
Grad Rate (6yr)
54
Students
N/A
Tuition
$15,312
Net Price (low income)
Score Breakdown
53/100
Composite Score
#1422 nationally · #49 in FL
Student Outcomes
30%50/100
Affordability
25%70/100
Selectivity
20%50/100
Academic Profile
15%50/100
Program Breadth
10%29/100
Scores computed from NCES IPEDS 2023–24 data, normalized within 4-year peer group.
About Florida Academy of Nursing
Florida Academy of Nursing is a private four-year university located in Miramar, Florida. It is ranked #1422 nationally and #49 in Florida by our composite scoring methodology. Florida Academy of Nursing has a test-optional admissions policy. It enrolls approximately 54 students . For families earning $0–$30K, the average net price after aid is $15,312.
Admissions & Costs
Acceptance Rate
N/A
Out-of-State Tuition
N/A
Net Price (0–30K income)
$15,312
6-Year Graduation Rate
N/A
Total Enrollment
54
Strengths & Considerations
Strengths
✓Small campus — personalized attention and tight-knit community
✓Accredited institution with federal financial aid eligibility
Considerations
!Limited publicly reported outcome data available
Who Is This College For?
1.Students who want small class sizes and close faculty relationships
Frequently Asked Questions
Florida Academy of Nursing uses test-optional or holistic admissions. Contact the admissions office for the latest acceptance data.
Rankings
National Rank#1422
Florida Rank#49
Rankings based on composite score from NCES IPEDS 2023–24 data. All 4,264 US colleges ranked.
Institution Profile
TypePrivate For-Profit
Level4-year
LocationMiramar, FL
Enrollment54 students
Visit Official Website ↗Affordability
Net Price (0–$30K income)
$15,312/yr
After grants and need-based aid
Complete FAFSA for personalized aid. Net price varies by income bracket and enrollment year.
About Our Rankings: Scores are computed from publicly available NCES IPEDS 2023–24 data using a weighted composite of graduation outcomes, affordability, selectivity, and academic profile. Scores are normalized within peer groups (4-year vs 2-year). We do not accept payment for rankings.