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Story summary
- New College of Florida has reached a record enrollment of over 900 students this fall, reversing years of decline.
- The incoming class shows stronger academic credentials, with SAT scores up by over 50 points and ACT scores up by 25.
- Growth is attributed to focused recruitment, higher academic standards, and expanded athletic and graduate programs.
- Vice Provost David Rancourt calls this a "rebirth," emphasizing the college's revitalization.
- The transformation includes hiring over 65 new faculty from prestigious universities to improve the educational experience.
