American universities introduce the University of South Florida.

The University of South Florida is one of the 63 national first-class public research universities in the United States, and 20 1 1 was rated as the first-class university in the United States. First-class universities in the United States refer to universities that have a leading position and influence in various disciplines, including Harvard University, Stanford University and Yale University.

geographical position

The University of South Florida is located in Florida in the southern United States. There are three very famous cities in Florida. They are Orlando, Miami and Tampa. The most famous city in Orlando is Disneyland, which is also the largest Disneyland in the United States. The full name is Walter Disney World Resort, which is divided into seven relatively large theme parks. The whole park area of Orlando Disneyland is even amazing. Miami, located at the southeastern tip of the United States, is the 1 1 metropolis of the United States. It has a tropical climate, warm and humid, beautiful coastal scenery. It is a famous tourist attraction in America. Tampa is in the southwest of Florida, and our University of South Florida is also located in this city.

The University of South Florida has 65,438+07 colleges, offering 265,438+09 undergraduate, graduate and doctoral programs.

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The expenses here include tuition and living expenses. Separate calculation for out-of-state students. At the same time, it also examines the need-based funding (that is, scholarships granted according to economic conditions) and non-funding. The less the cost, the higher the scholarship and the higher the score. This item accounts for 35%.

Student debt Student debt: 10%

Most American college students use student loans to solve the cost problem during their studies. After graduation, students can work and repay their loans. If the overall debt of students is low, it means that the school provides more financial assistance to students. This item accounts for 10%.

Competitiveness Competitiveness: 22.5%

The competitiveness of universities mainly examines the admission rate (enrollment divided by the number of applicants) and the enrollment rate (enrollment divided by enrollment). The admission rate reflects the school's choice and admission criteria for students, and the enrollment rate is students' recognition of the school, and students vote with their feet. At the same time, this indicator will also examine the SAT and ACT scores of freshmen. This item accounts for 22.5%.

Graduation rate: 18.75%

The four-year graduation rate is an important factor in the ranking of many universities. The graduation rate cannot be too high or too low. Too high reflects that the school's requirements for students are too loose, and too low reflects that the school does not support students enough. This item accounts for 18.75%.

Academic support Academic support: 13.75%

Academic support mainly examines the retention rate and student-to-teacher ratio of freshmen in the first year. The retention rate calculates the proportion of students who continue to return to school in the second year. The higher the retention rate, the better the service provided by the school for students. The ratio of students to teachers also reflects the teaching resources that students can enjoy. This item accounts for 13.75%.

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