
Florida Southern College
RecognizedLakeland, Florida · NCAA D2 · Sunshine State
NCAA D2 · Sunshine State
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Lakeland, Florida · NCAA D2 · Sunshine State
NCAA D2 · Sunshine State

West Palm Beach, Florida · NCAA D2 · Sunshine State
NCAA D2 · Sunshine State

Lakeland, Florida · NAIA · The Sun
NAIA · The Sun
How the programs break down by division, conference, cost and size. Coaches verified October 2026.
Florida has 3 colleges with Women's Equestrian programs: Florida Southern College, Palm Beach Atlantic University and Southeastern University. Of those, 2 compete in NCAA Division II and 1 in the NAIA. The most popular programs are Florida Southern College, Palm Beach Atlantic University and Southeastern University. Its head coach is Nick Dodson at Southeastern University. 2 schools compete in the Sunshine State Conference, the most common conference.
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3 colleges in Florida have Women's Equestrian programs: 2 Division II and 1 NAIA.
2 colleges in Florida compete in NCAA Division II Women's Equestrian: Florida Southern College and Palm Beach Atlantic University.
1 college in Florida competes in NAIA Women's Equestrian: Southeastern University.
Southeastern University has the lowest average net price at $27,935 a year after grants and scholarships.
The Sunshine State Conference has the most Women's Equestrian programs in Florida.
Nick Dodson (Southeastern University).
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The most popular programs at each level, with links to the full lists.
2 schools in Florida compete in NCAA Division II.
1 school in Florida competes in NAIA.