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Funding will help Florida non-doctoral, private colleges develop academic and research relationships with UCF, FIU and USF to improve pathways for Latina/o/x students to STEM graduate programs.

Through two U.S. Department of Education grants, UCF will increase opportunities to support Hispanic/Latino/a/x student success across the university, with an intentional project dedicated to the nursing profession. Para la versión en Español, oprima aquí.

In his new role at UCF, Paul Dosal taps into his personal experiences to answer that question and ensure that more students graduate on time with minimal debt.

After completing the rigorous 15-month program, nearly 70 career changers will graduate from UCF this summer to begin new careers as RNs and help address the nursing shortage.

UCF, FIU and USF will use a shared $400,000 grant to help more than 5,000 transfer students earn their degrees by 2027.

The tech company and Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities has selected UCF as a preferred partner for a program that will help students and recent alums learn digital skills.

Paul Dosal plans to start in this new position on July 1 to create the culture, opportunities and support for our students to unleash their potential.

Sponsored by the UCF Community Veterans History Project in partnership with the UCF Veterans Academic Resource Center, the vault provides a collection of school supplies for student veterans at no cost.

Three months after COVID-19 forced UCF to transition to remote instruction, a surprising trend has emerged: Summer enrollment is up. These three stories shed some light onto why.