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University of Phoenix - North Florida Campus
4500 Salisbury Road North, Ste., 200
Jacksonville, FL 32216-0959
www.phoenix.edu
Financial Aid: (904) 636-6645
Admissions: (904) 636-6645

Fast Facts

Control: Private for-profit
Campus Setting: Large City
(250,000+ residents)
Calendar System: Differs by program
HBCU: No
Year Founded: --
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Student Body (Fall 2006)

Total Student Population
(2,210 students)		 Attendance Status
of All Undergraduates		 Demographic Breakdown
of Full-Time Undergraduates		 Gender Breakdown
of Full-Time Undergraduates
Undergraduates 1,631
Graduates 579
Total Students 2,210
Full-Time 1,631
African American 497
American Indian 8
Asian American 35
Caucasian 498
Hispanic American 57
International 103
Not Specified 433
Male 623
Female 1,008

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