What happens if the public university system is overcrowded at the time my beneficiary is ready to enroll?
The Florida Legislature has adopted policies to address state university enrollment. State universities are regarded as limited access institutions, compared to the open door policy that enables anyone with a high school diploma or the equivalent to enroll in a public community college. The Associate of Arts degree is automatically accepted for transfer to a state university, although the student may have to compete for admission for specific limited-access majors.
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