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Student Achievement
The urban and regional planning program assesses student achievement based on five indicators from the 2021-2022 Graduating Graduate Student Survey. The goals is for 80 percent of students completing the survey to indicate “strongly agree” or “agree.”
| Areas of Achievement “The M.S.URP degree prepared me to:” | Strongly Agree/Agree |
|---|---|
| Identify key issues of equity, diversity, and social justice and apply these fundamental ethical and normative principles in the planning field. | 93% |
| Explore and address sustainability and the conservation of natural and cultural resources and sustainable futures. | 87% |
| Identify the key issues of planning ethics and related questions of the ethics of public decision-making. | 93% |
| Comprehend, represent, and use of general planning knowledge in the planning field. | 93% |
| Apply planning skills and tools into the planning process, creation, and implementation and into the communication with a diverse and changing workforce and society. | 93% |
Current student achievements can be found under the latest news, alumni and student news, and announcements sections of our website.
2022-2023 Tuition and Fees
In-state residents, per full-time academic year
$6,654
Out-of-state residents, per full-time academic year
$21,493
Note: Data above based on Fall/Spring enrollment at 9 hours per term.
Source: UCF Student Account Services – 2022-2023 student tuition & fees section
Student Retention Rate
Percentage of full-time students who began studies in Fall 2021 and continued into Fall 2022
76%
Percentage of part-time students who began studies in Fall 2021 and continued into Fall 2022
97%
Student Graduation Rate
Percentage of students graduating within four years, entering class of 2018
84%
Number of Degrees Awarded
Number of degrees awarded for the 2021-2022 academic year
17
AICP Certification
Percentage of master’s graduates taking the AICP exam within 3 years who pass, graduating class of 2018
61%
Employment
Percentage of all graduates obtaining professional planning, planning-related, or other positions within 12 months of graduation, graduating class of 2021
94%
