Flagler At A Glance

Type

Four-year, coeducational, residential, independent, nonsecterian.

Accreditation

Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.

Enrollment

• 2,716 students; 1095 men (40.3%) and 1621 women (59.7%)
• 67% Florida Residents
• 33% represent other states and 25 foreign countries

Academic Programs

24 majors and 29 minors in selected fields emphasizing the liberal arts, education, business, and law.

Student-Faculty Ratio

20 to 1; more than 86 percent of all classes have 35 or fewer students.

Calendar

Two 14-week semesters.

Library

• The Proctor Library has over 200 networked computer workstations and building wide wireless access
• A comprehensive collection of over 200,000 print, digital and audiovisual learning resource.
• Technology equipped rooms for group collaborations and presentations.
• A variety of seating options to accommodate both individual and groups study.

Location

The Flagler campus is located four miles from the Atlantic Ocean, in historic downtown St. Augustine, with shops, restaurants, and the waterfront only a short walk away.  St. Augustine-the nation's oldest city and favorite tourist destination with a population of 15,000-lies east of I-95 on the northeast coast of Florida, 35 miles south of Jacksonville and 55 miles north of Daytona Beach.

Campus

The centerpiece of the Flagler campus is the historic Ponce Hall, a former resort hotel. This masterpiece of Spanish Renaissance architecture is a National Historic Landmark that serves as the administration building and one of the women's residence halls. New buildings on campus include the mulitmillion-dollar Famache-Koger Theatre inside the Ringhaver Student Center, the Crisp-Ellert Art Museum, and the newly renovated Molly Wiley Art Building. The College's 19-acre athletic complex, including its new baseball and softball facility. Flagler Field is located just two miles from campus.

Housing

Believing that living on campus is a significant part of the college educational experience, Flagler requires that all freshmen live on campus. Flagler's residence hall for women is Ponce de Leon Hall, while Flagler men live in Lewis House or Cedar Hall. The College also recently added the new Florida East Coast Railway Residence Halls.

Intercollegiate Sports

Men's                                      Women's

Athletic Membership

NCAA Division II

Peach Belt Conference