The Effective Access to Student Education (EASE) Grant Program is a tuition assistance program for students seeking to acquire a bachelor's degree. The report includes statistical data detailing institution-wide First Time in College (FTIC), Florida resident students for the 2022–23 academic year.
Access rate: 38.02%
- Total number of FTIC undergraduate students: 242
- Total number of FTIC undergraduate students eligible for the federal Pell Grant: 92
Affordability rate: $8,849.71
- Total annual cost of tuition and fees for all Florida resident FTIC undergraduate students (2023–24): $9,432,650
- The total annual amount of student loans for Florida resident FTIC undergraduate students (2023–24): $2,075,734
- Total amount of federal, state and institutional assistance received by Florida resident FTIC undergraduate students (2023–24): $7,291,019
Graduation rate: 55.38%
- Total number of Florida resident FTIC undergraduate students first enrolled in Fall 2017: 130
- Total number of Florida resident FTIC undergraduate students enrolled in the Fall 2017 academic year that finished in six years or less: 72
Retention rates: 67.07%
- Total number of Florida resident FTIC undergraduate students enrolled in the 2022 academic year: 246
- Total number of Florida resident FTIC undergraduate students who returned for the 2023 academic year: 165
Postgraduate employment/continuing education rate: (7.02% / 33.33%)
- Total number of Florida resident FTIC undergraduate students that graduated in the 2023–24 academic year: 228
- Total number of Florida resident FTIC undergraduate students that graduated in the 2023–24 academic year and were employed full time 120 days after graduation: 16
- Total number of Florida resident FTIC undergraduate students that graduated in the 2023–24 academic year enrolled in a postgraduate education program 120 days after graduation: 76