Forbes Educated Cities

http://www3.forbes.com/leadership/the-25-most-and-least-educated-cities-in-america/16/

No. 11 Most Educated City: Tallahassee, Florida

Tallahassee is a regional center for trade and agriculture in the Florida Panhandle. It is recognized as a regional center for scientific research, and is home to the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, the largest and highest-powered magnet research laboratory in the world.

Tallahassee is one of Florida’s most prominent college cities, and is home to several colleges and universities, most notably Florida State University and Florida A&M University. Annual events include the Tallahassee Wine and Food Festival, Red Hills Horse Trials and First Friday festivals at Railroad Square.

FSU Track Program hits the side of the mountain

For anyone who knows the history of FSU track......what the hell has happened to this program?




FSU Track & Field‏@FSU_track 1h1 hour ago

The ladies climb 2 spots to No. 20 this week #Nolespic.twitter.com/CExf2w7BT1

the 20 biggest athletic departments in the country

Kyle Goblirsch ‏@GobieNFN 21m21 minutes ago

Kyle Goblirsch Retweeted Clay Travis

Texas, Oklahoma & FSU the only three not from the SEC or B1G. #Minnesota came in at No. 18; $111.2 million in rev.https://twitter.com/ClayTravis/status/721852729619062784 …

Kyle Goblirsch added,

Clay Travis @ClayTravis

Here are the 20 biggest athletic departments in the country. SEC and Big Ten dominate with 17 of top 20: http://www.foxsports.com/college-football/outkick-the-coverage/texas-a-m-passes-texas-to-become-biggest-athletic-department-in-country-041716 …

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Florida State :: Football Facility First Look

https://vimeo.com/102423150

FSU BOT News (Allan Bense booted from FSU board of trustees )

Gary Fineout ‏@fineout 39s40 seconds ago

Cue @MarcACaputo @FLGovScott has appointed Max Alvarez to take the spot of Allan Bense on #FSU board

 

 

Marc Caputo ‏@MarcACaputo 38s38 seconds ago

@fineout statute of limitations on Max

 

 

 

Gary Fineout ‏@fineout 6m6 minutes ago

,@FLGovScott has reappointed @JoeGruters to FSU board. Gruters part of the Trump campaign team in Florida

 

 

 

1. Jeff Harrington ‏@JeffMHarrington 3h3 hours ago
2. .@FLGovScott boots Allan Bense from FSU board of trustees via @JeremySWallacehttp://www.tampabay.com/blogs/the-buzz-florida-politics/gov-rick-scott-boots-allan-bense-from-fsu-board-of-trustees/2273473 …
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How much each college-basketball program would be worth on the open market

WSJ Sports ‏@WSJSports Apr 1

How much each college-basketball program would be worth on the open market: http://on.wsj.com/1SrXFpN pic.twitter.com/id73vHeB6H

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FSU Law passing rate

http://www.tallahassee.com/story/news/2016/04/11/florida-bar-results-58-percent-pass/82901916/

"Fifty-eight percent of those persons taking the Florida Bar for the first time in February passed, according to the Florida Supreme Court.
This compares to the 69 percent passing the bar exam last July.
Of the 21 Florida State University College of Law graduates taking the February exam, 15 passed, or 71.4 percent. Thirteen of the 23 graduates of the Florida A&M University College of Law passed, or 56.5 percent, according to the Florida Board of Bar Examiners report.
“We are disappointed that we are only in third place on this most recent test,” said Don Weidner, dean of the FSU College of Law. “However, we are optimistic going forward because of new programs we have put in place.”
Last July, 151 of the 188 FSU law grads passed, or 80.3 percent. The FAMU law school’s passing percentage was 68 percent, with 57 of the 84 graduates taking the exam.

Based on the February results, Florida International University College of Law had the highest passing percentage, or 85 percent, with 22 of its 26 students passing the exam.

Of the 193 graduates of schools outside Florida taking the exam, 93 passed, or 48.2 percent.
Here is the ranking of bar exam results for February:
Florida International University:  85 percent; (22/26)
Nova Southeastern University: 75 percent; (24/32)
Florida State University: 71.4 percent; (15/21)
Florida A&M University: 56.5 percent; (13/23)
University of Florida: 56.3 percent; (9/16)
Stetson University: 53.3 percent; (24/45)
University of Miami: 53.1 percent; (17/32)
Ava Maria School of Law: 52.9 percent; (9/17)
St. Thomas University: 42.3 percent; (11/26)
Barry University: 35.9 percent; (23/64)
Florida Coastal School of Law: 32.7 percent."