Executive Summary (TL;DR)

Colleges in Hollywood, Florida: median graduate debt $6,199 (-53.3% vs U.S.) 1,570 students enrolled statewide.

Overview

Colleges and universities in Hollywood serve students across Florida with associate, bachelor's, and graduate pathways. 2 reporting campuses in this city profile, with about 1,570 students enrolled in federal data. Tables below compare costs, completion, earnings, and standout institutions against Hollywood, Florida and U.S. medians from the College Scorecard.

Hollywood vs Florida & national benchmarks

Medians aggregate institution-level College Scorecard fields unless noted. Enrollment is total undergraduate headcount summed across reporting campuses.

State versus regional and national education metrics
Geography In-state tuition Net price Median debt Completion rate Enrollment
Hollywood, FloridaN/A$13,226$6,199N/A1,570
Florida (state median)$3,110$7,247$13,00053.0%855,761
United States$5,512$9,969$13,27150.3%14,468,221

Earnings & employment outcomes: Hollywood, Florida vs benchmarks

Scorecard does not publish formal job-placement rates. We use the share of the 8-year cohort reported as working and not enrolled (working ÷ working + not working) as a federal employment-outcome proxy. 2-yr and 3-yr default rates are federal cohort default shares (0–1 scale). We show 2-yr default as the primary benchmark; 3-yr default appears only when enough campuses report non-suppressed values (otherwise —). 3-yr repayment progress is the share of completers making progress on loans after 3 years. Sample: bachelor's-predominant institutions with enrollment ≥ 200. Medians pool campus-level values.

Earnings and employment outcome benchmarks
Geography Median earnings (10 yr) Working & not enrolled (8 yr) Retention (FT yr 1) 2-yr default 3-yr default 3-yr repayment progress Debt ÷ earnings
Hollywood, FloridaN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
Florida (state median)$49,23282.9%75.6%5.5%65.3%0.41
United States$54,38488.0%76.4%5.0%73.7%0.41

Other cities in Florida (3+ campuses)

Other cities in the same state with at least three reporting campuses.

Peer comparison table
City In-state tuition Net price Median debt Completion Enrollment Earnings (10 yr) Working (8 yr)
Hollywood, FloridaN/A$13,226$6,199N/A1,570N/AN/A
Orlando$17,408$18,176$13,09738.9%110,503$65,29583.1%
Miami$15,868$18,120$9,50054.8%107,556$55,96684.7%
Tampa$18,145$19,484$13,00048.9%74,134$40,09279.2%
Gainesville$5,128$15,692$15,00084.7%52,208$71,58888.7%
Gainesville$5,128$15,692$15,00084.7%52,208$71,58888.7%
Tallahassee$5,720$11,297$13,50053.3%51,736$53,01289.1%
Fort Lauderdale$25,056$22,838$24,14961.0%50,305$46,93380.6%
Jacksonville$15,733$21,981$13,00035.5%41,036$56,34387.1%
United States$5,512$9,969$13,27150.3%14,468,221$54,38488.0%

Student debt: Hollywood, Florida vs benchmarks

Borrowing

Median debt at graduation in Hollywood, Florida is $6,199 (-53.3% vs U.S. median $13,271). Regional median: $14,456.

Analysis & insights

EDsmart Data aggregates institution-level College Scorecard data for this profile. Highlights below compare local medians to U.S. and regional benchmarks.

Costs & borrowing

Median graduate debt is $6,199 (-53.3% below the U.S. median of $13,271). Low sticker prices do not always mean low borrowing—living costs, time-to-degree, and aid mix matter.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many colleges are in Hollywood?

This city profile covers 2 campuses in Hollywood, Florida with College Scorecard cost or outcomes data.

How much does college cost in Hollywood?

Median in-state tuition in Hollywood is N/A and median net price is $13,226. For Florida overall, medians are $3,110 and $7,247; U.S. medians are $5,512 and $9,969.

What do graduates earn in Hollywood?

Median 10-year earnings for campuses in Hollywood is N/A vs $49,232 for Florida and $54,384 nationally.

What is student debt like for Hollywood colleges?

Median completer debt in Hollywood is $6,199 vs $13,000 for Florida and $13,271 nationally.

Are there HBCUs, Hispanic-serving, tribal, or religious colleges in Hollywood?

Among 2 campuses in Hollywood, Florida, 1 campus with at least 25% Hispanic enrollment in College Scorecard demographics—a common Hispanic-serving institution (HSI) eligibility proxy; examples include Sheridan Technical College.

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