UF has the highest Yield Rate for all public national universities

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SSobick, I wouldn’t worry about tuition. The florida legislature recently passed a measure allowing UF’s tuition to increase to the national average. This means bright futures will no longer cover 100% of the tuition, although Florida Prepaid Plan still will.

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<p>I think if I were a representative in our state legislature I would have opted for increasing the standards of bright futures rather than decrease its relative contribution; I see no reason why scoring 60 points below the national average on the SAT warrants a scholarship.</p>