Tallahassee, Florida

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Florida A&M University is a public historically Black land-grant university in Tallahassee, Florida, founded in 1887. It is the only public historically Black university in Florida and belongs to the State University System of Florida. The university offers baccalaureate, master's, and doctoral degrees, and its Rattlers compete in NCAA Division I as members of the Southwestern Athletic Conference.
National rank
Ranked #152 in the US by Times Higher Education (2026). Source: THE US ↗
National rank
Ranked #308 in the US by CWUR (2026). Source: CWUR US ↗
World rank
Ranked #1001 globally in Times Higher Education (2026). Source: THE World ↗
World rank
Ranked #1910 globally by CWUR (2026). Source: CWUR World ↗
Total CoA (on-campus): $24,153
Room & Board: $11,644
Books & Supplies: $1,138
Receive Aid: 93%
Avg Grant Aid: $8,704
Pell Grant Recipients: 56%
Total CoA (on-campus): $36,093
Room & Board: $11,644
Books & Supplies: $1,138
Receive Aid: 93%
Avg Grant Aid: $8,704
Pell Grant Recipients: 56%
25th–75th Percentile
SAT Total: 1030–1150
SAT ERW: 530–590
SAT Math: 500–560
ACT Composite: 20–24
1500 S Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Tallahassee, Florida, 32307
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