Study Abroad in USA: Student Enrolment at Florida International University Might Increase by Next Fall 

The Florida International University is expecting more students to be admitted to different courses by next fall. They also told that the number of admissions might increase slightly than the previous year. 

The domestic and international student enrolment for the spring is significantly lower than the fall intake. Less than 3,500 students were admitted for undergraduate degrees and less than 1,150 students were admitted for graduate programs. 

Madeline Baro, the director of media relations at Florida International University stated that student enrolment might increase as many students are focusing on completing their higher education at this university in the USA. 

The College of Arts, Sciences and Education is undoubtedly the biggest college, whereas the College of Engineering and Computing received the 2nd place, and the College of Business received the 3rd place in terms of campus size. 

The most massive degrees in the arts, sciences, and education are biology and psychology. Many students are pursuing psychology and biology as these are two of the most popular courses in the world. 

Apart from that, Florida International University has also received more than 32,000 applications from undergraduate students for the 2023-2024 educational year. 

This is 41% more enrolment than the previous year, as stated by Ms Baro. She also said that the university expected to receive more than 40,000 undergraduate student applications and graduate applications. 

How Student Enrolment Might Increase?

The 41% increase is probably the largest number of freshman students that the university has received so far. However, the university was anticipating a higher number of undergraduate students from the last year. With more students who are coming for the first time. 

If this same trend continues in the future, more than 4,800 undergraduate students as well as more than 1,100 graduate students will be completing their higher education this Spring. In short, more than 6,000 students will complete their graduation.  

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