FGCU surveys public for feedback on school's plan

FORT MYERS, Fla. Florida Gulf Coast University wants your input on the future of the school.

FGCU has posted a public survey online to get feedback on its five-year strategic plan, called Focus 2017-2022.

Some of the main objectives in the nine-page plan include improving graduation rates, establishing on- and off-campus primary care clinics and fostering entrepreneurship.

The plan is below. Click here to take the survey.

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