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Best Chemistry Programs in Florida (2026)

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This page ranks the 9 Chemistry programs in Florida with a published earnings cohort. Programs are ordered by the median earnings of their Chemistry graduates four years after completing, highest first.

Only programs with a reported earnings cohort in Florida appear. Florida State University leads the list, reporting $66,724 in median earnings of Chemistry graduates four years after completing.

Across the listed programs, median earnings range from $66,724 to $13,702, with a median of $56,179. For 3 of the 9 programs the figure is the two-year completion median rather than the four-year one.

Public institutions account for 8 of the 9 schools, or 89% of the list. Florida International University ranks 14th on Azimuth's composite ranking among nonprofit four-year institutions. University of Florida posts the lowest average net price, at $6,541.

The ranked list

9 schools in list order
RankSchoolProgram EarningsAverage net priceNet price, families under $30KAdmission rate
1Florida State University · Tallahassee, FL$66,724$11,297$5,93824.2%
Florida State University ranks 1st on this list, with $66,724 in median earnings for its Chemistry graduates four years after completing.
2University of South Florida · Tampa, FL$59,942$9,812$4,12243.2%
Median earnings of $59,942 for its Chemistry graduates four years after completing coincide with an average net price of $9,812 at University of South Florida.
3Florida International University · Miami, FL$57,788$9,288$7,00354.7%
With an admission rate of 55%, Florida International University reports $57,788 in median earnings for its Chemistry graduates four years after completing.
4University of Central Florida · Orlando, FL$57,313$10,411$5,81640.1%
University of Central Florida shows median federal debt of $16,050 among Chemistry completers who borrowed, while its graduates earned a median of $57,313 four years after completing.
5University of Florida · Gainesville, FL$56,179$6,541$1,98224.2%
An average net price of $6,541 and median earnings of $56,179 for its Chemistry graduates four years after completing are reported by University of Florida.
6University of North Florida · Jacksonville, FL$55,478$10,154$6,64753.2%
University of North Florida ranks 158th on Azimuth's composite ranking among nonprofit four-year institutions, and its Chemistry graduates earned a median of $55,478 four years after completing.
7Florida Atlantic University · Boca Raton, FL$33,993$8,752$3,02266.1%
Florida Atlantic University admits 66% of applicants and reports median earnings of $33,993 for its Chemistry graduates four years after completing.
8University of West Florida · Pensacola, FL$28,598$9,364$4,81558.2%
A public university in Pensacola, University of West Florida shows median earnings of $28,598 for its Chemistry graduates four years after completing.
9University of Miami · Coral Gables, FL$13,702$37,244$15,97818.9%
University of Miami carries an average net price of $37,244, and its Chemistry graduates earned a median of $13,702 four years after completing.

How this list is ordered

Programs are ordered by the median earnings of their Chemistry graduates four years after completing, highest first. Only programs with a reported earnings cohort in Florida appear. The figures are medians for federally aided Chemistry completers who were working and not enrolled. For 3 of the 9 listed programs the figure is the two-year completion median rather than the four-year one. The metric does not adjust for graduate school enrollment, cost, or who enrolls, and it is not a measure of teaching quality. Florida State University leads University of South Florida by $6,782, and the spread from the top to the bottom of the list is $53,022.