Smallest Florida Colleges With Fewest Students

Hodges University is the smallest college with 443 students including both undergraduate and graduate students.

New College of Florida with 689 students and Warner University with 849 students are following it in the list of Smallest Florida Colleges with Fewest Students.

Hodges University is the smallest school with 443 students and New College of Florida has the second lowest population with 689 students.

The average undergraduate tuition & fees of the schools is $22,507 and graduate tuition & fees is $15,778 for the academic year 2023-2024.

The average acceptance rate is 67.98% and the average SAT score is 1,107 at the schools.

Table. Smallest Florida Colleges With Fewest Students Comparison
	School Name	Total Population	Undergraduate Enrollment	Graduation Enrollment	Men Enrollment	Women Enrollment	Online Enrollment	Students to Faculty Ratio
1 -	Hodges University Fort Myers, FLPrivate, 4-year	443 108	339	104	140	303	207	10 to 1
2 -	New College of Florida Sarasota, FLPublic, 4-year	689 30	669	20	227	462	-	7 to 1
3 2	Warner University Lake Wales, FLPrivate, 4-year	849 58	761	88	456	393	199	13 to 1
4 -	Atlantis University Miami, FLPrivate, 4-year	850 8	443	407	466	384	318	25 to 1
5 2	Albizu University-Miami Miami, FLPrivate, 4-year	864 26	217	647	119	745	143	15 to 1
6 1	Florida Institute of Technology-Online Melbourne, FLPrivate, 4-year	1,230 231	779	451	518	712	1,230	14 to 1
7 1	Ave Maria University Ave Maria, FLPrivate, 4-year	1,310 8	1,247	63	608	702	-	14 to 1
8 -	Strayer University-Florida Tampa, FLPrivate, 4-year	1,445 77	1,257	188	411	1,034	1,445	41 to 1
9 -	Eckerd College Saint Petersburg, FLPrivate, 4-year	1,993 43	1,993	-	599	1,394	-	11 to 1
10 1	Everglades University Boca Raton, FLPrivate, 4-year	2,624 25	2,246	378	1,295	1,329	1,545	17 to 1
	Average	1,230	995	261	484	746	727	17 to 1

Florida Colleges with the Smallest Number of Students