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University of South Florida

Tampa, FL

Federal IPEDS data · Updated July 26, 2026

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University of South Florida is a urban public four-year institution located in Tampa, FL. It enrolls a large student body of approximately 49,622 undergraduate students. As a public institution, it is supported by state funding and typically offers lower tuition rates for in-state residents.

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Typical marketing claims from schools like University of South Florida vs. verified federal data

Typical Marketing Claim

"World-class faculty and vast academic resources

What The Data Shows

Student-faculty ratio: 22:1 (est. ~55 students per class)

Worth investigatingSource: IPEDS
Typical Marketing Claim

"Students succeed with unmatched opportunities

What The Data Shows
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Graduation rate: 77%

Supported by dataSource: IPEDS
Typical Marketing Claim

"An affordable path to a top-tier degree

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Avg net price (after aid): $11,579

Supported by dataSource: IPEDS

These are not direct quotes from University of South Florida. They represent the types of claims that schools in this category commonly make on their websites, brochures, and campus tours — paraphrased for comparison. All verification data is from IPEDS and College Scorecard federal databases. "Supported by data" means the numbers back up the claim; "Worth investigating" means it may not fully hold up. Always verify with the linked sources.

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University of South Florida profile on GradFax. Verified data from IPEDS 2024 and the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard. Tuition, acceptance rate, enrollment, graduation rate, campus details, and financial aid data sourced from official government records.