The document discusses the University of North Florida, including key details about annual tuition costs, graduation rates, and the author's interests in UNF's music program and campus landscape. Specifically, it notes that in-state undergraduate tuition is $6,394 per year and that while the four-year graduation rate is 20%, the six-year rate increases to 45%. The author took interest in UNF's music program through participating in a high school music assessment on campus and was captivated by the campus' extensive beauty and landscape.

1. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH FLORIDA
AND WHAT IT HAS TO OFFER
By: Gabriela Harvey

2. ANNUAL COST
• In-state undergraduate tuition is $6,394 per year.

3. STUDENT GRADUATE PERCENTAGE RATE
• During the four years, the graduation rate drops to 20%.
• The reason for the low graduation rate is because most students work
part time to make ends meet or they leave for other universities after
completing core classes.
• UNF has a multi-dimensional plan to address its low graduation rate.
• 45% of six-year students graduate.
http://jacksonville.com/news/schools/2012-07-06/story/unf-has-plan-address-low-graduation-rates

4. MY INTERESTS
• One thing that interests me about this school is their music program.
Although I do not know much about it, I have traveled to their campus
2-3 times for a music performance assessment called Music Federation.
The first two times were for my brother, and the third was my first and
final vocal performance there because I could only do it while I attended
Ascension Catholic School (goes up to 8th grade).
• Another thing that has interested me ever since the first time I stepped
foot on campus was the campus itself. It captured me with its extensive
beauty and landscape.