Hodges University

Overview

Hodges University, a private institution established in 1990, is situated in Naples, Florida, offering convenience for students seeking both a serene campus environment and proximity to the urban amenities of a larger city, such as Fort Myers, approximately 43 miles to the north. The university primarily serves adult learners and maintains a focus on providing flexible education options including online and on-campus programs. Known for its career-oriented approach to postsecondary education, Hodges University offers a wide range of associate, bachelor's, and graduate degree programs. Among its academic offerings, its Business Administration programs tend to draw the greatest number of students. The university maintains an open admissions policy, enabling a broader range of students to pursue higher education. Student housing is not provided on the campus, aligning with its commitment to non-traditional students and the local community. Hodges University does not have an emphasis on intercollegiate athletics and is known more for its academic programs and professional development services than its sports teams.

  284 students are enrolled on a full time basis, and 159 attend part time. In-state tuition for 2022/2023, excluding room and board, is $15,000 plus fees of $500.