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Tuition & Fees

^$29,992

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42^%

male

58^%

female

teacher

students

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Selective

43^%

acceptance rate

Accepted	10,231
Declined	+ 13,110
Total Received	23,341

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Private (nonprofit)

8,697

undergraduate students

931

graduate students

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Lists & Rankings

Colleges with Strength in Women's Swimming and/or Diving

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Winning Women's Division II Volleyball Teams

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Codes

SAT	5819
ACT	0762

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Fun Facts

Plant Hall on University of Tampa campus was once the Tampa Bay Hotel, a luxurious winter retreat visited by Teddy Roosevelt, Babe Ruth, the Queen of England, and Red Cross founder Clara Barton.

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The University of Tampa, founded in 1931, is a private, comprehensive university. Programs are offered through the College of Business, the College of Arts and Letters, the College of Natural and Health Sciences and the College of Social Sciences, Mathematics and Education. Its 105-acre campus is located in central Tampa

Public/private	Private (nonprofit)
Campus Enrollment	9,628
Established in	1931
Coeducational	Coeducational College, Founded Coeducational College
Accredited by	• AACSB (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) • AACSB The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business • ACEN (Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing) • CAATE (Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education) • NASM (National Association of Schools of Music) • NLN (National League for Nursing) • SACS (Southern Assn. of Colleges and Schools) • TEAC (Teacher Education Accreditation Council)

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Tampa, FL

105-acre, urban campus in Tampa (population: 385,430). Served by air, bus, and train. Public transportation serves campus.

The University of Tampa
401 West Kennedy Boulevard
Tampa, FL 33606-1490

Campus Life

yes: Housing available
49%: Percent of undergraduates that live in campus-owned housing
95%: Percent of freshmen that live in campus-owned housing
yes: Students may have cars on campus
yes: Alcohol is permitted on campus to students of legal age

Greek Life

: 14 fraternities 2^% of male students
: 10 sororities 5^% of female students

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% freshman classHigh School Class Rank

Top 1/10: 19%
Top 1/4: 47%
Top 1/2: 81%

Bottom 1/2: 19%
Bottom 1/4: 4%

SAT ACT

Test Scores

Percent of freshmen in each score range

reading math writing

700-800

600-699

44%

500-599

49%

400-499

700-800

600-699

39%

500-599

53%

400-499

700-800

600-699

15%

500-599

53%

400-499

29%

300-399

composite english math

30-36

17%

24-29

40%

18-23

38%

12-17

30-36

24-29

51%

18-23

36%

12-17

30-36

11%

24-29

54%

18-23

33%

12-17

Admissions Facts

Application fee	$40
Common application accepted	yes
Application deadline	November 15 (priority deadline)
School has early decision program	no
School has early action program	yes
Early action program application deadline	November 15
Admissions interview (required or recommended)	Recommended
SAT/ACT requirements	SAT or ACT Required

Selective

43^%

acceptance rate

Accepted	10,231
Declined	+ 13,110
Total Received	23,341

Admissions Factors

Very Important

Secondary school record
Standardized test scores

Important

Essay
Particular talent/ability
Recommendations

Considered

Alumni/ae relationship
Character/ personal qualities
Class rank
Extracurricular activities
Interview
Volunteer Work
Work Experience

Not Considered

Geographical residence
Minority affiliation
Religious affiliation/commitment
State residency

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Admissions Contact

Dennis Nostrand
Vice President for Enrollment
P: 888 MINARET
F: 813 258-7398
admissions@ut.edu

Financial Aid

59^%

Of students' needs
were fully met

^$17,725.00

Average financial aid

Cost

Total	$42,628
Tuition	$27,990
Room & board	$11,136
Additional fees	$2,002
Books & supplies	$1,500
Average Financial Aid	- $17,725
Total with Avg. Aid	$24,903

Scholarships & Grants

Need-based

Total	$62,810,711
Federal	$8,707,333
State	$6,406,281
Institutional	$46,577,791
Other external	$1,119,306

Non-need-based

Total	$25,067,285
Federal
State	$3,048,585
Institutional	$21,522,346
Other external	$496,354

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Required Financial Aid Forms

FAFSA

State aid form

Financial Aid Office

P: 813 253-6219
F: 813 258-7439
finaid@ut.edu

Financial Aid Officer

Jackie LaTorella
Director of Financial Aid
finaid@ut.edu

Varsity Sports

	M	W
baseball
basketball
crew
cross-country
golf
lacrosse
soccer
softball
swimming
tennis
track (outdoor)
volleyball

Club Sports - Women's

cheerleading

Intramural/Recreational Sports

basketball, fishing, flag football, equestrian sports, golf, indoor futbol, paintball, quidditch, roller hockey, scuba diving, snorkeling, soccer, softball, surfing, tennis, ultimate Frisbee, volleyball

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Athletic Directors

Larry Marfise (men's)
Athletic Director
email

Rob Fiedler (women's)
Assistant Athletic Director
email

Athletic Facts

Athletic conference memberships: NCAA (Division II)
Mascot: Spartan
School colors: scarlet, black, and gold

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Majors

	Assc.	Bach.	Mast.	Doct.
Accounting
Advertising/Public Relations
Allied Health
Applied Dance
Art
Art Therapy
Athletic Training
Biochemistry
Biology
Business Administration
Business Analytics
Business Information Technology
Chemistry
Communication
Computer Information Sciences/General
Creative Writing
Criminology
Criminology/Criminal Justice
Curriculum/Instruction
Cyber Security
Digital Arts
Economics
Education
Educational Leadership
Elementary Education
English
Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship
Environmental Science
Exercise/Nutrition Science
Film/Media Arts
Finance
Financial Enterprise Systems
Forensic Science
Government/World Affairs
Graphic Design
History
Human Performance
Instructional Design/Technology
International Business
International Studies
International/Cultural Studies
Journalism
Liberal Studies
Management
Management Information Systems
Marine Science/Biology
Marine Science/Chemistry
Marketing
Mathematical Programming
Mathematics
Music
Music Education
Music Performance
Musical Theatre
New Media Production
Nursing
Nursing Practice
Philosophy
Physical Education/K-12
Physics
Political Science
Pre-Dental Undeclared
Pre-Law Undeclared
Pre-Med Biology/Undeclared
Pre-Med Chemistry/Undeclared
Pre-Vet Science/Undeclared
Psychology
Public Health
Secondary Education
Sociology
Spanish
Sports Management
Theatre
Undecided
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Programs Offered

Certificate programs
Distance Learning
Double majors
Honors program
Independent study
Internships
Pass/fail grading option
Weekend College

Pre-professional Programs

Other
Pre-dentistry
Pre-law
Pre-medicine
Pre-veterinary science

9,628

total students

29^%

in-state

71^%

out-of-state

Undergraduate

Graduate

90^%

8,697
students

Female
58^%
5,082

Male
42^%
3,615

10^%

931
students

Female
62^%
575

Male
38^%
356

undergraduateFull-time

undergraduatePart-time

97^%

8,441
students

Female
59^%
4,968

Male
41^%
3,473

3^%

256
students

Female
45^%
114

Male
55^%
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Student Break-down

8%: Nonresident aliens
4%: Black or African American, non-Hispanic/Latino
< 1%: Native American or Alaska Native, non-Hispanic/Latino
2%: Asian, non-Hispanic/Latino
12%: Hispanic/Latino
61%: White, non-Hispanic/Latino
9%: Race and/or ethnicity unknown
3%: Two or more races, non-Hispanic/Latino
< 1%: Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, non-Hispanic/Latino

Transfer Admissions

51^%

Transfer applicants accepted

35^%

Applicants accepted who enroll

Transfer Requirements

Minimum requirements	College GPA: 2.20
High school transcript	Recommended of Some
College transcript(s)	Required of All
Essay or personal statement	Not Required/Recommended
Interview	Not Required/Recommended
Standardized test scores	Not Required/Recommended
Statement of good standing from prior institution(s)	Not Required/Recommended

Transfer Application Deadlines

Fall: rolling

Spring: rolling

Summer: rolling

Transfer Credits

Minimum transfers must complete

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Counseling services

Academic
Career
Personal
Psychological

Remedial services offered

Math
Reading
Study skills
Writing

Career placement services

Alumni network
Career/job search classes
Interest inventory
Internships
Interview training
On-campus job interviews
Resume assistance

Percent of the campus accessible to physically disabled students

100^%

Additional services

Health insurance
Health service
Nonremedial tutoring
Placement service

Special programs for physically disabled students

Adaptive equipment
Interpreters for hearing-impaired
Note-taking services
Other
Reader services
Special housing
Talking books
Tape recorders
Tutors

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International Students

Number of foreign countries represented by degree-seeking undergraduate non-resident aliens	97
Countries most often represented	Brazil Cayman Islands Kuwait Saudi Arabia Trinidad And Tobago Venezuela
Special services offered for international applicants	ESL program/classes Special counselors/advisors Special orientation

International Student Contact

Marca Bear
Associate Dean of International Programs
813 257-3280
mbear@ut.edu

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Percent of freshmen in each score range

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Admissions Factors

Very Important

Important

Considered

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Financial Aid

Of students' needswere fully met

Average financial aid

Cost

Scholarships & Grants

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Required Financial Aid Forms

Financial Aid Office

Financial Aid Officer

Varsity Sports

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Intramural/Recreational Sports

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Programs Offered

Pre-professional Programs

total students

in-state

out-of-state

Undergraduate

Graduate

8,697students

931students

undergraduateFull-time

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8,441students

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Student Break-down

Transfer Admissions

Transfer Requirements

Transfer Application Deadlines

Fall: rolling

Spring: rolling

Summer: rolling

Transfer Credits

semester hours

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Counseling services

Remedial services offered

Of students' needs
were fully met

8,697
students

931
students

8,441
students

256
students