Florida State UniversityTallahassee, USA

Florida State University (FSU), in Tallahassee, Florida, is one oldest and best educational and research institutions not only in the state but also in the US. It is a public university established in 1823 and ranks  #55 among the Best Colleges in National Universities according to the US News & World Report 2022. 

Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) has accredited Florida State University. There are more than 45,000 students in undergraduate and post-graduate programs. Currently, there are about 45,493 students enrolled, with 73.6% undergraduates, 24.4% graduates, and 1.9% undefined. Women make up 58.1% of the student population, while minorities make up 37.6%. The student-to-teacher ratio is 21:1 at the University. 

FSU is spread across 487 acres with 16 distinct colleges, over 110 centers, facilities, laboratories, and institutes. It offers over 360 academic programs, including professional degrees for undergraduates, post-graduates, and doctoral degrees. It has excellent lab facilities like C-SAIT Laboratory, The Serene Lab, The Mobile Lab, Computer Architecture & Systems Lab, and The EXPLORER Lab for various courses and research programs. 

The most popular majors at Florida State University include Finance, Political Science, Marketing and Business Management, Psychology, Biological Sciences, Literature, International Relations & Affairs, and Humanities& Social Sciences. The acceptance rate of Florida State University was 32% as of Fall 2020.

Florida State University has some notable alumni who have made a global mark. The list is long, but to name a few, Burt Reynolds Jr., an American actor and an Icon of American Pop, was an alumnus. Deion Sanders, an American football coach who is the head football coach at Jackson Coach; Luis Fonsi, a renowned Puerto Rican Singer; and Megha Boone, an American actress famous for being an FBI agent, are some of FSU’s notable alumni.  

FSU is equipped with a career center to help students advance in their profession. This center is called The Professional Career Center, which also aids in developing students' abilities as per their interests. The Career Center at Florida State University offers free individual career advice and training to all students, graduates, and members of the FSU community. The Career Center at the University provides excellent counseling. It connects students with top-tiered industries that help them with their on-campus employment opportunities.