University of Fort Lauderdale

Overview

The University of Fort Lauderdale, located in Lauderhill, Florida, is a private institution placed within proximity to the vibrant and cosmopolitan city of Fort Lauderdale. Established with a Christian foundation in 1995, the university emphasizes a faith-based education while offering a range of undergraduate and graduate programs, notably in business, leadership, and theology. The campus setting is suburban, providing a more intimate learning environment with a focus on individual student development. With moderately selective admissions, the university attracts students who seek a personalized academic experience interspersed with religious values. The campus infrastructure supports student housing, accommodating those who choose to immerse themselves fully in campus life. The University of Fort Lauderdale does not have an emphasis on intercollegiate athletics; instead, its focal point remains on its academic and spiritual offerings.

University of Fort Lauderdale has an open admission policy which permits enrollment by any high school graduate or GED holding student.  47 students are enrolled on a full time basis, and 184 attend part time. In-state tuition for 2022/2023, excluding room and board, is $7,200 plus fees of $210.