Springs Boulevard, Ocala, Florida 34470 Hampton Center located at 1501 W. Silver Springs Boulevard, Ocala FL 34475 Awards and recognition Ranked among the top 150 colleges in the nation for quality in 2011, 2013 and 2017 in by the Aspen Institute College Excellence program. Ranked No. 20 in affordability in the United States by the U.S. Department of Education. Tuition Tuition at the College of Central Florida has not been raised for five years. For Florida residents, the cost per credit hour is $107.10 for students pursuing an associate degree and $122.89 for students pursuing a bachelor's degree. The average cost of tuition for a 12-credit course load for two semesters is $2,522 for associate-level courses and $2,906 for bachelor's-level courses. Student profile College-wide unduplicated headcount was 10,854 for the 2017–2018 academic year. Headcount by campus Ocala Campus: 9,546 Citrus Campus: 4,264 Levy Campus: 1,872 Hampton Center: 151 Enrollment by program Associate in Arts: 63% Associate in Science, Associate in Applied Science: 20.8% Baccalaureate: 10.1% Adult Vocational Certificate: 2.4% College Credit Certificate: 1.5% Other: 2.2% Student demographics Gender Female: 62.4% Male: 37.5% Undeclared: 0.1% Age, credit and noncredit Under 18: 11.5% 18-24: 49.0% 25-34: 20.8% 35-44: 9.3% 45 and Older: 9.4% Race/ethnicity White (not of Hispanic origin): 54.7% Black (not of Hispanic origin): 14.1% Hispanic: 15.6% Undeclared: 10.9% Asian: 3.1% American Indian/Pacific Islanders: 1.6% Student life Each of the three CF campuses has its own Student Life organization to promote campus activities and engagement. Collectively, the campuses hold more than 50 student clubs for academic, athletic, social, and service learning opportunities. Athletics College of Central Florida fields intercollegiate athletics teams in men's and women's basketball, baseball, fast-pitch softball and women's volleyball. The Patriots compete in the Mid-Florida Conference of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Region VIII and the Florida State College Activities Association. CF's tennis programs produced three of the program's NJCAA national championships. The men's program won national titles in 1963 and 1981; the women's team won the NJCAA Division II championship in 2001. The men's basketball team won the NJCAA championship in 2013. The Patriots won five state championships across three sports in the 1990s, including women's basketball titles in 1992 and in 1997, a men's basketball title in 1996, and consecutive baseball championships in 1997 and 1998. The CF athletics program annually produces NCAA student-athletes and has started the careers of several professional athletes. Its