Florida Polytechnic University - Lakeland (FL)

5 /5 Hunter Markowich: Florida Poly is a small but beautiful university. Ive passed by it on I-4 a couple times before, and it looks refreshing and contemporary. Really cool campus!

5 /5 janet gilpin: So my son wrnt to college there. He graduate 2019. Yes they were not helpful with internship but my son was very successful and doing well in his career. You have to fight for what you want.

5 /5 Leslie MiMi Trinidad: This is a Florida’s only stem public university. The architecture is aesthetically, beautiful, and an engineering marvel. if you want to study anything related to stem, this is the place for you small classes every professor has a PhD state of the art. Labs internships from many major corporations where students can later be offered jobs. The campus is expanding and is expected to double in size in the next few years remember I told you first .

5 /5 probashi channel: A magnificent Santiago Calatrava masterpiece sits centrally as the main campus building. Thematic symmetry is maintained throughout the 170-acre project. "IST", the main building is a photographers dream. Ambient light is so ample here that it would force even the most amateur of picture taker to take out their phones & start taking pictures. A relatively new STEM University in Florida, the site, the design, planning - all point to a grand education enterprise for the future generations. WiFi is readily available. The dorm buildings claim design and architectural milestones of their own, same goes for the "Student Wellness Center" (gym with swimming pool). The cafeteria has buffet style service for full meals & fast food. A futuristic aura presents itself from the very entrance of this campus. Jogging trails, bike Lanes and acres of green - all make for an inviting scene from the beginning. There are ample parking, with designated areas for the visitors. More is being added to this campus daily. A casual campus visit makes for a wonderful experience. Im sure it will claim its place as a famous landmark and become a familiar name for the pursuers of higher education in America.