Research & Policy

Florida College Access Network (FCAN) provides local and statewide leaders, educators, and the public with non-partisan research, data, and other resources that support communities striving to improve college and career preparation, access, and completion for all students.

View some of our newest and most popular resources below. 

Accelerated Futures: A Closer Look at Florida’s Dual Enrolled Students

This research report examines dual enrollment participation and outcomes in Florida.

Florida's Postsecondary Out-Of-State Fee Waivers For Undocumented Students

This resource explains Florida’s postsecondary out-of-state fee waiver policy for undocumented students including estimated fiscal costs and benefits.

The Real Cost of College in Florida

This report highlights opportunities to improve college access and affordability for low-income students in Florida.

 

The Case for Dual Enrollment

This report makes the case for expanding access to dual enrollment courses in Florida.

FCAN's 2025 Advocacy Agenda

Access FCAN’s 2025 Advocacy Agenda to learn more about our policy efforts.

Understanding Career and Technical Education

FCAN’s brief answers common CTE questions and expands on Florida CTE participation, stacking credentials, and recommendations for growth.

Degree Attainment One-Pagers

This resource aims to help each county gain a clearer sense of where they stand on ensuring their residents have the education and training needed to meet tomorrow’s workforce needs.

2023-24 FAFSA Challenge Dashboard

View the number of Florida high school seniors who completed the FAFSA, by school, for the 2024-25 FAFSA Cycle.

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Research & Policy Staff

Have questions about our resources? Contact the FCAN Research & Policy Team:

Dave Sobush
Director of Research and Policy
dsobush@floridacollegeaccess.org

Dane Shelton
Research Analyst
dshelton@floridacollegeaccess.org

Keyna Wintjen
Research Analyst
kwintjen@floridacollegeaccess.org

Sarah Foster
Policy Analyst
sfoster@floridacollegeaccess.org

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