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In the Center of St. Augustine on the site of the historic Hotel Ponce de Leon is Flagler College. Just a few miles from the pristine beaches of St Augustine Flagler College is a private liberal arts college with about 2,000 students.
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Inside the gates at the front of Flagler College
When you first see Flagler College you will think it is part of the original old city. But the school was founded in 1968. The original Hotel Ponce de Leon, which now serves as the residence hall and is the center of the college was built in 1888 and is an architectural masterpiece.
Thomas Edison whose winter home is in Fort Myers Florida, personally assisted in making The Hotel De Ponce de Leon the first building in Florida wired with electricity. In addition, Louis Comfort Tiffany of the famed Tiffany Stained Glass created the stained class inside the hotel.
The rest of the campus matches that historical architecture and as a result is a major attraction for visitors to St Augustine.
Statue of Henry Flagler at Flagler College, St Augustine
Flagler College is a private liberal arts college that offers 20 majors and 26 minors in liberal arts, business, and education.
A Few of the Majors offered by Flagler College include:
Flagler College has a Tallahasse campus at Tallahassee Community College that offers upper level classes to students who have completed their first two years of college and completed ther Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree.
The entrance to Flagler College, St Augustine
Flagler College accepts about 25% of applicants. The bulk of students (37%) accepted have a GPA of 3.0 to 3.49. In addition to high school GPA, SAT and ACT scores are an important factor considered for applicants.
Here is a summary of the students GPA that are typically accepted to Flagler College.
High School GPA
SAT and ACT Scores
Flagler College requires An SAT in the low 500 range in reading, writing, and math. ACT scores of 21 are required in the English/Writing, Reading, Science, and Math portions of the ACT.
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