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What’s going on in Tallahassee:

Tallahassee, Florida’s capital city, truly has something for everyone. Tallahassee, commonly referred to as “Tally,” has a fascinating historical side as well as incredible wildlife. The city is largely comprised of the three colleges in the area, Florida State University, Tallahassee Community College, and Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University. The city caters well to the college crowd, hosting a variety of free events in the area. Not a part of the college crowd? Tallahassee has you covered, too! The Capital City Amphitheater in Cascades park attracts a variety of artists. Or, relax at one of the many beaches located in surrounding areas. Want to know more about what is going on in Tallahassee? Go to Visit Tallahassee. 385Rent is proud to say that we began in Tallahassee and we continue to provide residents with their perfect rental homes during their stay.

About Florida State University:

Founded in 1851, Florida State University is the oldest continuous site of higher education in Florida. What started as a women’s college, quickly transformed to the diverse university that it is today. Comprised of students from every county in Florida, all 50 states, and 140 countries, FSU is proud to be a diverse campus that fosters creativity and intellectual growth in students. Florida State has over 300 degree programs for students to pursue during their time as a student.
Florida State University has 2,409 traditional faculty, which has included 6 Nobel Laureates. The average incoming freshman GPA is a 4.1 and the average SAT score is 1858. In addition to the branch campuses in Panama City, Sarasota, and the Republic of Panama, FSU offers a variety of study abroad opportunities.
In addition to academics, Florida State students boast about their stellar athletic teams. The Florida State Seminoles continuously rank nationwide, even earning the title of National Champions in 2013. In addition, the ‘Noles have won three national championships, 18 conference titles, and 6 division titles along with a playoff appearance. Florida State students also enjoy watching their stellar baseball, basketball, and volleyball teams face off.

About Tallahassee Community College:

Located just minutes away from the Florida State campus, on Appleyard Drive you will find Tallahassee Community College. TCC aims to prepare students to later transfer to university and to join the workforce. Their diverse community promotes intellectual, social, and personal development of students and encourages them to think critically, creatively, and reflectively.
It is not uncommon for TCC students to transfer to university later. Over 70% of Tallahassee Community College students transfer to a four-year university. Students say that they feel better prepared, not just for the academic needs, but also for the university lifestyle after having studied at TCC.
Tallahassee Community College was ranked number 8 in the Top Ten Community Colleges in America. They are also a top Military-Friendly College. In addition to this, they are a top producer of A.A. degrees, according to Community College Week. TCC boasts itself on more than just great academics. There is always something going on for TCC students. The college also works closely with Florida State, allowing students access to libraries and football tickets. We encourage students attending TCC to look at our College Square apartment complex. College Square is a smaller community less than one mile from campus and has private bathrooms for each resident, among many other perks.
Check out more about Tallahassee Community College at Tallahassee Community College.

About Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University:

Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University, FAMU, is a historically-black, land grant university established in 1887, which later developed into the top historically black college or university in the nation. FAMU prides itself on providing access to a high-quality, affordable education to many students who otherwise may not have had the opportunity. In addition to being one of the most beautiful campuses in the country, FAMU is ranked as one of the top colleges and universities in the nation for fostering social and economic opportunity.
Made up of nearly 10,000 students from all across the United States and over 70 countries, FAMU’s diverse population includes students form all ethnic, socio-economic, and religious backgrounds. The university offers over 50 bachelor’s degrees which students may choose to pursue, as well as a multitude of master’s, professional, and doctoral programs.A FAMU student’s calendar is never empty with all of the events held by the university. Every year, FAMU holds its annual Holiday Concert, which is free to the public.
FAMU recently established the Sustainability Institute, one of many centers and institutes. where faculty and students conduct research to develop real-world solutions to society’s challenges. The Sustainability Institute focuses on economic growth and job creation through a multi-partnership effort that utilizes both external and internal strategic alliances. Want to learn more? Visit Florida A&M University.