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Talmudic College of Florida

Miami Beach, FL·Private

Talmudic College of Florida is a private college based in Miami Beach, FL. Students pay an average net price of about $17,000 per year after financial aid. About 60% of students graduate.

Average cost
$17,000/yr avg net price after aid
Full cost $33,000
Aid cuts ~$16,000/yr on average

Average across all aided students (U.S. College Scorecard). Your actual price depends on your family's income. Take the free Matchmaker for an estimate based on your numbers.

Deadlines
ED
EA
RD
Rolling

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Admissions
GPA rangeNot reported
SAT (middle 50%)Not reported
ACT (middle 50%)Not reported
Test policyNot reported
Programs
Computer Science
Data Science / Statistics
Information Systems / IT
Mathematics
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
Environmental Science
Outcomes
60%
graduation rate
100%
freshman retention
Not reported
median earnings, 6yr
Not reported
median earnings, 10yr
Frequently asked questions
How much does Talmudic College of Florida cost?
At Talmudic College of Florida, the average net price after aid is about $17,000 per year, and the full cost of attendance is about $33,000 per year before aid. Your actual price depends on your family's income. Take Blueprint's free Matchmaker for an estimate based on your numbers.
What are Talmudic College of Florida's application deadlines?
Talmudic College of Florida's deadline is Regular Decision around Rolling. Always confirm exact dates on the school's official site.

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