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The school improved from last place in 2019 to the middle of the pack in 2020 on the state’s performance-based funding model.

New College of Florida made major strides over the last year.
Last year, the state’s smallest public university had the lowest score of all 11 schools on Florida’s annual performance-based funding scores, earning just 67 out of 100 points.
New College doesn’t give students letter grades, but at most schools, a 67 is a D.
This year, New College improved by 20 points, finishing with 87 points and ranking sixth out of 11.
“We’re tiny, but when New College focuses its efforts, we’re mighty,” said Bradley Thiessen, New College’s chief of staff.
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