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In August 1970, after the recruitment and the continuing addition of personnel, the University moved to its second (and last) interim location, the former Florida Chamber of Commerce building on Arlington Expressway.\nThe official Groundbreaking ceremony for the new campus was held on September 18, 1971. President Carpenter welcomed over 600 guests, among them keynote speaker Governor Reubin Askew, state and local dignitaries, faculty and staff, and the general public, including prospective students. After a fast track construction program, the University opened on October 2, 1972, as an upper division and graduate institution with a 2,027-member student body. UNF consisted of only four major buildings and three colleges: Arts and Sciences, Education, and Business Administration.\nIn 1984 the University admitted freshmen and sophomores for the first time. Three doctoral programs were added in later years: educational leadership (1990); nursing practice, and physical therapy (2007). In 2005, the School of Nursing was named as the University's first Flagship Program, which focuses resources to help transform existing excellence into academic programs with national prominence. Two Coggin College of Business programs \u0026#x2013; International Business and Transportation and Logistics \u0026#x2013; and Coastal Biology were awarded flagship status in 2006.\nThe University has developed into a comprehensive urban institution of higher education, one of eleven public colleges and universities in Florida. It is accredited by the Commission of Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award baccalaureate and masters, and doctorate degrees. 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