St Petersburg College
Clearwater, FL
- 4-year, Public
- 3,315 Freshman Class
- $17,034 (in-state), $23,929 (out-of-state)
- 26,099 Total Students
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St Petersburg College Student Body
Size
- Average Freshman Class Size:
- 3,315
- Full-Time Undergrads:
- 8,638
- Total Students:
- 26,099
Undergraduates/Graduates
Where Students Come From
Are Students Enrolled Full-Time?
Diversity
St Petersburg College Campus Life
Campus Housing and Facilities
- Students Living on Campus?
- 0%
- Religious Affiliation?
- No
- Urbanization:
- Urban
Crime (per 1000 students per year)
- Serious Crimes:
- 0.07
- Drug or Weapon Incidents:
- 0.03
- Alcohol Incidents:
- 0.03
Weather (Degrees F)
St Petersburg College Admissions
Applicants Admitted
Statistics
- Students Who Return After First Year:
- 66%
- Average GPA:
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Average Test Scores
- SAT Math:
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St Petersburg College Academics
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Graduation Rates by Ethnicity
African American
Asian
Caucasian
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Statistics
- Student-to-Faculty Ratio:
- 81:1
- Study Abroad Offered:
- Yes
St Petersburg College Financial Aid
Cost of Attendance
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$17,034
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$23,929
In-State
Out-of-State
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- Tuition (Out-of-State)
- $9,491
- Tuition (In-State)
- $2,596
- Food and Housing
- $9,226
- Books
- $1,600
- Personal Expenses
- $3,612
How are students paying for school?
- Average Grant Size
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St Petersburg College Contact Information
Address
- Mailing
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14025 58th St. N
Clearwater,FL 33760
727-341-4772 - More Info
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St Petersburg CollegeReviews
By Students 
(Avg. of 49rankings)
Review This School
M. W.
What do you consider the worst thing about your school? Why?Not to sound cliche, which means I’m going to, there is not one bad thing about Saint Petersburg College. I love everything about it. The atmosphere is phenominal and the students and professors are what make it that way. Everyone is polite and respectful to everyone else, and the school even hosts social gatherings for the holidays. It really gets everyone involved. I’m going to be sad when I leave after I’m done with the Early College Program.,What kind of person should attend this school?A person who is willing to give their all to achieve academic best. A person who not only meets minimal expectations, but also goes above and beyond. Basically, a person who doesn’t mind work.
J. D.
What do you consider the worst thing about your school? Why?The expensive books you pay for and how little you get back when you sell them back.,What’s unique about your school compared to other schools you considered?There are alot of options with regards to online classes….many to choose from.
M. C.
What is your school best known for?My school is known for having pretty small classes. It is also cheaper than 4 year universities so many tend to go there. Also, St. Petersburg College is know for being more diverse than any other community college in my area.,Describe your school in one sentence.A small community college.
B. H.
What do you consider the worst thing about your school? Why?Distance from me,Describe your classmates in one sentence.Easy going, but focused on learning
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R. T.
What do you consider the best thing about your school? Why?The best thing about my school is the flexibility of scheduling they allow returning students to enjoy who may not have been in college for many years.,Describe your classmates in one sentence.They consist of mostly young, first time students who are not ready to take on the challenge of college level studies.