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Founded in 1883, Stetson University is a nationally ranked private university with four colleges and schools located across the I-4 corridor in Central Florida.

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Academics

Go beyond by choosing the right undergraduate or graduate program for you, one that exceeds all expectations and sets up your journey to success.

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Admissions

Our admissions team is ready to help guide you through the application process, from visiting campus to applying and becoming a member of the Hatter family.

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Student Life

DeLand Campus

The DeLand campus is home to an inclusive and welcoming environment enriched with opportunities for everyone to have fun, learn, grow and find their place.

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Gulfport Campus

The Gulfport campus, home to Stetson Law, has opportunities and diverse organizations for students to develop and display their talents in a variety of places.

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Athletics

Known as the Hatters, Stetson University has 18 NCAA Division I teams that compete in the Atlantic Sun Conference, Pioneer Football League and Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference.

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Hands On Atlanta

Impact Area: Housing and Homelessness

Site Leader: Jillian Grimmich

Finances

Student Cost: $150 per participant

Trip Cost: $350 total

Fundraising

Fundraising is an integral part of the Alternative Breaks experience. In order to keep the cost of each trip low for participants, the group will contribute their time throughout the school year to raise money.

Previous Trips

In 2019, a group of students traveled to Atlanta to work with the non-profit, Hands on Atlanta. The students got a chance to complete a variety of service projects like planting trees and packing food for people in need. The students also got to experience Atlanta and visit locations such as the Coca-Cola museum.

Applications

Applications to attend an Alternative Break trip will open in the Fall of 2019 on Hatter Sync.