New College of Florida
- Diversity

RT
Currently attending or alumni?
Review this school!
Are you interested
in this school?
Saving your decision
Yes
Maybe
No

Your information has been sent to this school through our partnership with .

This school has been saved to your schools list.

This school has been removed from your recommended schools list.

For your next recommendation, check out .

New College of Florida - Diversity - College ProwlerCollege Prowler2.31

Diversity

Quick Stats

African American 2%
Asian American 3%
Hispanic 10%
International 0%
Native American 1%
White 79%
Unknown 5%
Historically Black College/University? No
Tribal College? No
Out-of-State Students 25%
Common States of Residence
  • Foreign countries
  • Indiana
  • Massachusetts
  • New Jersey
  • Virginia
Student Age Breakdown Under 18: 1%
18-19: 43%
20-21: 40%
22-24: 14%
25+: 2%
Female Faculty 48%
Male Faculty 52%
Faculty Diversity African American: 6%
Asian American: 4%
Hispanic: 6%
International: 1%
Native American: 0%
White: 83%
Unknown: 0%

Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

Heterogeneity is not New College’s forte. To be fair, most of its peer institutions suffer from the same sickness. New College is a bargain for in-state students, therefore most of its populace wants to reap that advantage. Because it is a fledgling college, it hasn’t been able to garner an interstate reputation necessary to achieve optimal diversity. But one thing is for sure: this is only true if one takes a narrow conception of diversity. When it comes to sexual preference, socioeconomic status, age, intellectual interests, and personality, New College has much to offer. It is a campus full of outspoken, unique, and vivacious characters.

The student body has voiced its complaints to the administration over the lack of racial and cultural diversity, and admissions does what it can to sate the demand. But while New College itself may not be stereotypically “diverse,” the surrounding area is full of diversity.

See how you stack up against students who were accepted to this school . . .And calculate your chances!Register to get started

New College Student ReviewsWhat's This?

Sort by:

Loading...

Diversity at New College of Florida

ELIZAGMILLER

'15

Economics

2.7
C+

Accepting of All Types of Diversity--Except Diversity of Opinion

Though almost completely white, New College is a very liberal place and is generally very accepting of all races, classes, religions, and sexual orientations. The students' accepting attitude is something they take pride in. However, the few conservatives I have met on campus have all felt ostracized to a degree. If you don't agree with those on campus, you won't be well-liked.

Jan 16, 2012

Comment actions: Rate
Report as inappropriate/inaccurate

Diversity at New College of Florida

rbo

'15

Philosophy

N/A

Dont Confuse Self-Righteousness With Unacceptance

not very diverse which fuels continual discussions on the topic. pretty accepting, there are all sorts of people who attend ncf and are seemingly comfortable-- although our discomfort is more often than not directly occurring because of ourselves.

Jan 06, 2012

Comment actions: Rate
Report as inappropriate/inaccurate

Diversity at New College of Florida

Taptap511

'15

Urban Studies and Affairs

3.1
B-

Varied Upper-Middle Class White Kids

Low economic and racial diversity. Otherwise, very diverse.

Jan 06, 2012

Comment actions: Rate
Report as inappropriate/inaccurate

Student Survey Poll ResultsWhat's This?

How diverse is the student body in the following areas?

How diverse is your personal circle of friends in the following areas?

How accepting is the campus community as a whole toward someone who falls into the minority (ethnic, sexual, or religious)?

How would you best describe your personal political beliefs?

How would you best describe the political beliefs of campus as a whole?

Facts

Gay Pride

New College is extremely gay friendly. The organization PRIDE is active, and “Queer Ball” has become a tradition on campus.

Political Activity

New College students routinely organize and attend Critical Mass bike rides, political protests, and political meetings such as Food Not Bombs and Food Not Lawns. There are constantly teach-ins on political and social hot-topics.

Economic Status

Mostly middle-class

Most Common Religions

Buddhism, Judaism and Christianity

Minority Clubs on Campus

None

Most Recent Student Author

College Prowler guides are in the hands of students throughout the entire process. Because you can't make student-written guides without the students, we have students at each campus who write, edit, and survey their peers for every guide that we publish. Thanks to our most recent student author at NCF

Name: Joshua Rosenberg

Major: Philosophy/Psychology

see all student author bios >

Become a Contributing Author

Write a Review

College Prowler is seeking talented student authors to assist with writing and updating the College Prowler guides to their schools. This is a great opportunity for a student to gain experience and tremendous exposure, utilize new media techniques, and share advice with high school students about what life is really like at your college.

read more about this opportunity »