Stetson University

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Stetson at a Glance

Location:
DeLand, FL
Setting:
Suburban
Control:
Private Non-Profit
In-State Tuition:
$31,770
Out-of-State Tuition:
$31,770
Room & Board:
$9,820
Full-Time Undergrads:
2,079
Part-Time Undergrads:
83
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School Website:
www.stetson.edu
Admissions Website:
www.stetson.edu/admissions
Financial Aid Website:
www.stetson.edu/financialaid
Application Deadline:
Rolling
Acceptance Rate:
51 %
Admission Difficulty:
Average
Average SAT Scores:
1448–1820
Average ACT Scores:
21–26

Best Things

Worst Things

  • The limited dining services options
  • Dorms
  • Attendance policies
  • Professors notice when you're absent
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Overall ExperienceWhat's This?

The overall experience of Stetson University can be described as intimate. The campus itself isn’t big, so of course that has its pros and cons. The pros are the fact that students get to know one another well, and finding and walking to classes is easy. Of course, if it’s a really rainy or hot day, then it can be a hassle. However, with a small campus, students are able to get to know their professors well, which is great. On the downside, if you miss a class, the professor will notice. Some professors here will curve grades based on attendance. Another contributing factor of the overall experience is the small class size. Small class sizes are nice for those who like it, but they correlate with a higher tuition rate. I feel that for every pro, there is a con of some sort. The overall experience will differ for each student. Some move on to other universities; others like it here and stay. It all comes down to whether a student will take the good with the bad. I can say for myself that, since Stetson is always looking to improve, they will listen. Since they will listen, the bad things about Stetson become tolerable and make it a decent school all around. Plus, the location of the University is pretty good since it’s located between Orlando and Daytona Beach. The best advice for anyone interested in attending Stetson is that it’s important to get to know the University a little bit by coming here, doing the tour, and most importantly, talking to the current students. That will make things a heck of a lot easier in deciding whether Stetson is the place for you.

Stetson Student Reviews

Overall Experience at Stetson University

Anonymous

Stetson University Student

My overall experience is okay, but...

My overall experience is okay, but my major here isn’t reinforced as much as I would like it to be, so I’m planning on transferring soon. I’m sure more and more people will do this too when they realize that a lot of their years here are spent on prerequisites.

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Overall Experience at Stetson University

RainDance

History '15

3.8
B+

It's a Life-Changing Experience.

Stetson is fantastic because the people are fantastic. Most of the people are the nicest people you will ever meet. They make the experience what it is. You have to study in order to pass your classes, but don't just study all the time or else you'll miss out on the true college experience. There are some things about Stetson that will frustrate you to no end, but with everything you get out of it, it's worth it. The academics and professors are superb and campus life is exciting. The housing and food could be better but even they aren't bad.

May 16, 2012

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omoesche

Theatre, Arts, and Media Management '14

4.6
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Home

I love it here. The campus is friendly and welcoming, everything is basically within walking distance, and I don't feel out of place with the rest of the students. I'm proud to be a Hatter.

Feb 14, 2012

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