Florida State University reported an 82% four-year graduation rate, the highest in the State University System’s history. The rate is a 4‑percentage‑point increase from the 78% mark set in 2025 and a 9‑point rise from 73% in 2021. The six-year graduation rate remained at 86%, and the transfer graduation rate for students entering from the Florida College System reached nearly 85% within three years, the highest in the state. FSU President Richard McCullough said the university has invested in advising, academic support and scholarships to help students stay on track. Vice President for Student Academic Success Joe O’Shea added that the record reflects a university-wide commitment to academic excellence and holistic student support. The Office of Institutional Research provided the data. The university plans to continue its investments in student success initiatives.