Match #1
Illinois Institute of Technology
Chicago, IL
Profile closeness74/100
Admit rate55%
- 2,833 students
- Private nonprofit
- City: Large
- Enrollment 2,833 students, close to 3,404
- Acceptance rate 55%, close to 58%
The colleges most similar to Florida Institute of Technology are Illinois Institute of Technology, New York Institute of Technology, and Indiana Institute of Technology. Florida Institute of Technology admits 58% of applicants and has an average net price of $36,511 a year; 6 of its 10 alternatives cost less and 7 admit a larger share of applicants, in the CollegesRef 2026–27 edition.
Profile closeness (0–100) compares graduation rate, size, admit rate, net price, Carnegie class, and control with Florida Institute of Technology. The order also uses CollegesRef matching tiers, so a later match can score higher. Admit-rate bars use a 0–100% scale.
Top 10 alternatives to Florida Institute of Technology
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Match #2
New York Institute of Technology
Old Westbury, NY
Profile closeness74/100
Admit rate81%
- 3,440 students
- Private nonprofit
- Suburb: Large
- Graduation rate 59%, close to 59%
- Enrollment 3,440 students, close to 3,404
Match #3
Indiana Institute of Technology
Fort Wayne, IN
Profile closeness55/100
Admit rate70%
- 1,441 students
- Private nonprofit
- City: Large
- Same control type (private nonprofit)
Match #4
New England Institute of Technology
East Greenwich, RI
Profile closeness73/100
Admit rate67%
- 1,718 students
- Private nonprofit
- Suburb: Large
- Graduation rate 55%, close to 59%
- Acceptance rate 67%, close to 58%
Match #5
Rochester Institute of Technology
Rochester, NY
Profile closeness72/100
Admit rate67%
- 13,215 students
- Private nonprofit
- Suburb: Large
- Average net price $37,405, close to $36,511
- Acceptance rate 67%, close to 58%
Match #6
Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken, NJ
Profile closeness71/100
Admit rate48%
- 4,222 students
- Private nonprofit
- Suburb: Large
- Enrollment 4,222 students, close to 3,404
- Average net price $37,396, close to $36,511
Match #7
Wentworth Institute of Technology
Boston, MA
Profile closeness70/100
Admit rate91%
- 3,747 students
- Private nonprofit
- City: Large
- Graduation rate 63%, close to 59%
- Enrollment 3,747 students, close to 3,404
Match #8
Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology
Flushing, NY
Profile closeness55/100
Admit rate—
- 1,302 students
- Private nonprofit
- City: Large
- Average net price $37,598, close to $36,511
- Same control type (private nonprofit)
Match #9
Dunwoody College of Technology
Minneapolis, MN
Profile closeness54/100
Admit rate99%
- 1,533 students
- Private nonprofit
- City: Large
- Graduation rate 53%, close to 59%
- Same control type (private nonprofit)
Match #10
Capitol Technology University
Laurel, MD
Profile closeness49/100
Admit rate74%
- 315 students
- Private nonprofit
- Suburb: Large
- Graduation rate 64%, close to 59%
- Same control type (private nonprofit)
Questions about Florida Institute of Technology alternatives
What colleges are similar to Florida Institute of Technology?
The closest matches to Florida Institute of Technology are Illinois Institute of Technology, New York Institute of Technology, Indiana Institute of Technology, New England Institute of Technology, and Rochester Institute of Technology. CollegesRef ranks them on admissions, cost, graduation rate, size, and campus profile using IPEDS and College Scorecard data.
Is Florida Institute of Technology hard to get into?
Florida Institute of Technology admitted 58% of its 10,650 applicants in the CollegesRef 2026–27 edition, so it is moderately selective. 7 of its 10 closest alternatives admit a larger share of applicants.
Which Florida Institute of Technology alternatives cost less?
6 of the 10 closest alternatives have a lower average net price than Florida Institute of Technology ($36,511 a year), including Capitol Technology University ($19,881), Indiana Institute of Technology ($22,171), and Illinois Institute of Technology ($22,443). Net price is what first-time, full-time students paid after grants; your own price depends on family income.
