Pass the FCLE at FSU.
You cannot graduate from Florida State University without demonstrating civic literacy. Find out where you stand before it becomes a problem at graduation.
This one applies to you
Florida State University is part of the State University System. Florida requires every student who first enrolled at a public college or university in 2018-19 or later to demonstrate civic literacy before they graduate. Passing the Florida Civic Literacy Exam is one of the ways to do it.
The passing score is 60 percent, set by State Board of Education Rule 6A-10.02413. It is the same number at FSU as it is everywhere else in Florida. The exam is 80 questions in 160 minutes.
Most students find out about this late. Some assume a high school civics class covered it. Others reach the graduation check and learn they have one more thing to do. Neither is a good time to start.
Know where you stand in twenty minutes
The free practice test is 40 questions drawn evenly across the four competencies the FCLE tests, because on the real exam each of the four is worth exactly a quarter of your score. You get your result, the competency costing you the most points, and a written explanation for every question.
The boot camp itself is 20 dollars a month or 100 dollars for the year, with 1,200+ exam-aligned questions, lesson films, and a pass guarantee: pass the FCLE or get your money back.
The short answers
Do FSU students have to pass the FCLE?
Yes. Florida State University is part of the State University System, and Florida requires every student who first enrolled at a public college or university in 2018-19 or later to demonstrate civic literacy before graduating.
What score do I need?
60 percent. That cut is set by State Board of Education Rule 6A-10.02413 and it is the same at every public institution in Florida.
How long is the exam?
80 questions in 160 minutes, across four competencies that are each worth a quarter of your score.