Mary Angie
Salva´—Ramírez
Perhaps a glimpse into the mind of a Professor will give you an idea of what “support” and “mentorship” mean at Florida Memorial University.
Tyrone Hall
Meet Tyrone Hall as well as other students and keep in touch through our Alumni Gateway and Florida Memorial University family. Interact with alumni during upcoming events.
What is CROP?
The College Reach-Out Program was established by the Florida Legislature in 1983 in to motivate and prepare educationally disadvantaged middle and high school students to complete post-secondary education. The purpose of the program is to increase the number of low and middle income, first generation college graduates.
How is CROP funded?
The College Reach-Out Program is funded by a grant from the Florida Department of Education through the Office of Post-Secondary Education and
Does the program cost?
The CROP program does not cost anything students and parents must express a desire to participate in the CROP program to meet their goals for higher education.
The University was established by, and remains closely affiliated with, the Baptist Church. However, our motto, “Leadership, Character, and Service,” emphasizes Christian values. Strong moral character, mutual respect, freedom of worship, and a commitment to serve are the hallmarks of what it means to be a Florida Memorial Lion.
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Schools to award baccalaureates and master’s degrees. The University is also chartered by the State of Florida.
