UNF is ranked among elite institutions in national college rankings by publications including U.S. News & World Report, The Princeton Review and Forbes magazine.

The University of North Florida (UNF) is a public university in Jacksonville, Florida. opened in 1972

 UNF is home to students from more than 50 different countries.

University Profile 

Student Enrollment

Undergraduate

13,693

Graduate

1,726

Post baccalaueate and non-degree 

938

Total

16,357

 

Academic Profile

Average incoming freshman GPA

3.9

Average incoming freshman SAT

1212

Average incoming freshman ACT 

27

 

Employment Profile

Full-time faculty (instructional)

506

Ph.D. or appropriate terminal degree

382

Employees (excluding faculty)

1,156

Faculty to student ratio

1:20

 

Majors by College

Brooks College of Health

2,593

Coggin College of Business

3,038

College of Arts & Sciences

6,989

College of Computing, Engineering & Construction

1,363

College of Education & Human Services

1,624

International Students

Deadlines

International students must adhere to a different application deadline in ensure processing of their applications. All application materials must be received by the admissions office as follows.

 

Application Term

 Submission Deadline

Fall

May 1

Spring

October 1

Summer

February 1
 

 

English Language Proficiency.

Official Test Scores. Students must submit test scores based on the level they will be entering: undergraduate or graduate. 

Undergraduate

Test scores from one of these standard college entrance exams, ACT or SAT, is required of any student who applied for admission to UNF as a freshman or sophomore (with less than 60 college level credit hours). The required test score is determined by the high school grade point average.

SAT - Minimum scores required for all students on the SAT is 460 Critical Reading and 460 Math.
 

ACT - Minimum scores required for all students on the ACT is 18 on the English subsection, 19 on the Reading subsection, and 19 on the Math subsection.

Graduate

Graduate students will need to submit scores for the GMAT or the GRE depending upon the graduate program they are applying to for admission.

GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test).Students must score at least 20 on the verbal component and 22 on the quantitative component of the GMAT. A minimum score of 500 is required of all applicants to the Master of Accountancy and the Master of Business Administration.

GRE (Graduate Record Exam). Scores must be submitted for any graduate program other than Business or Health Administration. Minimum scores requirements vary per department with scores over 1000 (combined verbal and quantitative components) being the most competitive.

Tuition Assistance for International Students

Latin American and Caribbean Program

Students from Latin America and the Caribbean (including Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands) are eligible to receive Latin American - Caribbean (LAC) Scholarships at UNF. In order to qualify, they must be admissible to UNF under existing criteria for undergraduate or graduate programs and meet other standards. These scholarships provide out-of-state tuition waivers for international students from eligible countries.

Non-Florida Tuition Waivers

Recipients must be registered students in good standing with the University of North Florida, with at least one semester of course work completed at UNF. Awards are based on the amount of waivers provided to the International Center each year and are reserved for F-1 students. The selection criterion is a mix of academic performance and financial need, as well as extracurricular and work activities. Students who apply for consideration through the International Center and are selected will be required to perform 25 hours of approved community service 

 Brooks College of Health (BCH)

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
Bachelor Degree Programs 
Nursing (B.S.N.) -(Pre-Licensure; R.N. to B.S.N.; Accelerated Pre-licensure)
Athletic Training- B.S.
Exercise Science- B.S.
Community Health- B.S 
Nutrition- B.S.  
Health Administration- B.H.A.  

GRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
Master Degree Programs 
Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) (Clinical Nurse Specialist; Primary Care Nurse Practitioner; Clinical Nurse Leader; -RN-to-MSN)
Master of Science In Nutrition 
Master of Science in Geriatric Management
Master of Education in Mental Health Counseling 
Master of Public Health 
Master of Health Administration 

Doctoral Degree Programs 
Doctor of Nursing Practice 
Doctor of Physical Therapy 

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
Bachelor Degree Programs 
Accounting - B.B.A.
Economics- B.B.A.
Finance  - B.B.A. with tracks in Corporate, Investments and Real Estate
Financial Services - B.B.A. with tracks in Institutional and Financial Planning
International Business - B.B.A.
Management  - B.B.A.
Marketing- B.B.A.
Transportation and Logistics- B.B.A.

GRADUATE PROGRAMS
Master Degree Programs 
Master of Business Administration  - M.B.A.
Master of Accountancy - M. Acc. with tracks in Accounting and Taxation Concentration

 UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
Bachelor Degree Programs 
Anthropology  -B.A.
Art- B.A. with tracks in Art History, Ceramics and Sculpture, and Painting and Drawing
Biology - B.S
Chemistry  - B.S.
Communication  -B.S. with tracks in Advertising, Electronic Media (Broadcasting), Journalism, and Public Relations
Criminology and Criminal Justice - B.A.
Economics  - B.A.
English  - B.A. with tracks in English and English-Drama
Fine Arts- B.F.Awith tracks in Ceramics and Sculpture, Graphic Design and Digital Media, Painting and Drawing, and Photography
French Studies-B.A.
History– B.A.
International Studies - B.A.
Major-Interdisciplinary Studies Interdisciplinary Studies - B.A.
Mathematics - B.A.  B.S.
Music-B.M. with tracks in Jazz Studies, Voice, Piano, Strings, and Woodwinds, Brass & Percussion
Philosophy- B.A.General with tracks in Advanced Studies, Applied Ethics, Historical & Comparative, Literary and  Cultural, and Legal, Political, and Social Studies
Physics  - B.S. with tracks in Traditional Physics, Engineering, and Computing Emphasis
Political Science- B.A
Psychology- B.A. B.S

 Religious Studies-B.A.

 Social Work-B.S.W.
Sociology- B.A.
Spanish- B.A.
Statistics -B.A. B.S.

Key to Abbreviations:
B.A.=Bachelor of Arts, B.S. = Bachelor of Science, B.F.A - Bachelor of Fine Arts, B.M. = Bachelor of Music), B.S.W= Bachelor of Social Work

GRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
Master Degree Programs 
Master of Arts in General Psychology 
Master of Science in Criminal Justice  
Master of Arts or  Science in Biology 
Master of Arts in English 
Master of Arts in Practical Philosophy & Applied Ethics 
Master of Science in Applied Sociology  
Master of Arts in History - Tracks in European History, United States History
Master of Science in Mathematical Sciences - Tracks in Mathematics and Statistics
Master of Public Administration- Tracks in General Administration, Health Administration, National Security, and Local Government Policy and Administration

Key To Abbreviations:
(M.A. = Master of Arts, M.S. = Master of Science, M.P.A. = Master of Public Administration)

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
Bachelor Degree Programs
Construction Management- B.S. 
Civil Engineering  - B.S.
Computing- B.S. with tracks in Computer Science, Information Systems, and Information Science
Electrical Engineering -B.S. with tracks in Computer Design and System Design
Mechanical Engineering  - B.S.

GRADUATE PROGRAMS
Master Degree Programs 
Master of Science in Computer and Information Sciences  - M.S.
Master of Science in Civil Engineering  -M.S.C.E.
Master of Science in Electrical Engineering  -M.S.E.E.
Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering -M.S.M.E.

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
Bachelor Degree Programs 
Elementary Education- B.A.E.
Pre-Kindergarten/Primary Education- B.A.E. 
Kindergarten through 12 Programs -Includes: Art , Physical Education, K-12- B.A.E.
Middle School -Includes: Mathematics/Science- B.A.E.
Secondary Education -Includes: Biology, Chemistry, English, Mathematics, Physics, and Social Studies-B.A.E.
Sport Management (Community Sport, Sport Management) -B.S.
American Sign Language/English Interpreting - B.S. 
Exceptional Student Education, Deaf Studies- B.A.

GRADUATE PROGRAMS
Master Degree Programs 
Master of EducationProfessional Education-Elementary Education 
Master of Education Literacy K-12 
Master of Education- TESOL K-12 
Master of Education Counselor Education- Track School Counseling 
Master of Education Educational Leadership- Tracks: Educational Leadership, Instructional Leadership, Educational Technology, Athletic Administration 
Master of Education Special Education - Concentrations: Exceptional Student Education, Deaf Education, Disability Services, American Sign Language/English Interpreting, Applied Behavior Analysis, Autism

Doctoral Degree Programs 
Doctor of Education Educational Leadership