Florida Academy of Nursing is a private for-profit nursing school in Miramar, Florida. It enrolls 21 students in practical nursing training, with a 6:1 student-to-faculty ratio.
Florida Academy of Nursing admitted 5.5% of applicants in the most recent reported cycle. With 21 students enrolled, the entering class is very small.
Florida Academy of Nursing admits 5.5% of applicants — a typical similar college admits 90%.
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Students at Florida Academy of Nursing pay an average net price of $10,054 per year after aid, and 52.8% receive Pell grants.
After aid, Florida Academy of Nursing costs $10,054 a year — about 49% less than a typical similar college.
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Florida Academy of Nursing trains students for practical nursing; 29 practical-nursing certificates were awarded in the latest reported year.
| Major | Graduates |
|---|---|
| Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training | 29 |
Florida Academy of Nursing enrolls 21 students with a 6:1 student-to-faculty ratio; 95.2% of students are women.
0 of 54 undergraduates study entirely at a distance.
Florida Academy of Nursing is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges.
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Florida Academy of Nursing is in Miramar, FL, in what IPEDS classifies as a large suburb setting. The campus sits about 0.5 miles from the center of Miramar. There are 16 other colleges within 25 miles, and Miami, FL is 16.4 miles away.
Broward County scores 12.0 out of 20 on the EPA National Walkability Index — above average walkable. The index is a county-wide average of block groups, so it describes the surrounding area rather than the campus itself.
Undergraduates make up about 5.5% of Miramar's residents.
Every college that receives federal financial aid must publish its crime statistics each year under the Clery Act. These are the figures Florida Academy of Nursing reported for 2024.
Read these numbers carefully. A Clery figure counts reports, not incidents. A university with active reporting channels, a large campus police force and a teaching hospital will record more offenses than one where the same events go unreported — so a higher count is not evidence of a more dangerous campus, and a low count is not evidence of a safe one. In 2024, 833 campuses with more than 1,000 students reported no offenses at all. Use these figures to ask a college questions, not to rank one against another.
Common questions about Florida Academy of Nursing admissions, costs, and outcomes.
Florida Academy of Nursing admitted 5.5% of applicants in the most recent reported cycle. The school is very small, so a single cohort can move that figure substantially.
Its credential program is licensed practical/vocational nurse training, a certificate of one to two years. 29 certificates were awarded in the latest reported year.
The school enrolls 21 students, making it one of the smallest institutions with reported federal data.
The average net price students pay after aid is $10,054 per year.
Yes. 52.8% of students receive Pell grants, and 37.3% take out federal loans.
The student-to-faculty ratio is 6:1, reflecting the school's very small enrollment.
The student body is 95.2% women, and 76.2% of students are Black.
The school is located in Miramar, Florida.
Yes. Florida Academy of Nursing is a private for-profit institution.
No. Although classified as a four-year institution in federal data, its program is a practical nursing certificate of one to two years rather than a bachelor's degree.