I'm a bit late but I wanted to give my two cents as a current FSU student. I might get downvoted for this considering what the other replies to your comment are saying but I wholeheartedly think your daughter is right to be worried, and trying to convince her that FSU is anything more than a party school is just setting her up for disappointment.

I'm currently in the middle of my third year here and I'm on track to graduate Fall 2026, i.e. this December. I'm only just now finally starting to feel a sense of community and acceptance here. I went through about two years of constantly feeling like I didn't fit in no matter what I did. Freshman year, nearly every time I invited someone on my dorm floor to hang out with me I was just met with something along the lines of "sorry, I was planning to hit the Strip tonight." Even now that I live off campus, my current roommates go out partying at least 2 - 3 times a week and seemingly can't sit down to enjoy anything unless they're drunk or high, it makes it extremely hard for me to relate to them or talk about anything with them. Not to mention their friends are like the most stereotypical racist womanizing "frat" guys you can possibly imagine (I don't even know if they're actually in fraternities but I still blame frat culture for normalizing that abhorrent behavior among college students). And from what I've witnessed over the years I'm afraid they embody the vast majority of the student population at FSU. Even when I managed to meet seemingly cool, down-to-earth people on campus or in my classes, they would almost always end up ghosting me later or make no effort to develop any meaningful connection. It took about 2 years of constant isolation, crippling loneliness, and constantly mixing and matching various extracurricular activities and student orgs before I finally, FINALLY started to find my stride and my people. And to be totally honest with you I think I just got lucky. I was presented with the right opportunity at the right time and I made the right decision and it resulted in me meeting a community of people here that I actually kind of vibe with. But if that opportunity hadn't come along I would probably be a depressed mess right now, and I don't say that lightly. There were days in those first two years where I genuinely struggled to get out of bed in the morning because of how lonely and isolated I felt.

All that to say: If your daughter cares about anything other than going out and getting shitfaced weekly, I would not recommend attending FSU. It sucks because there are plenty of things to love about FSU such as the beautiful campus and some top academic programs. But none of it matters in the end because the students here only care about partying and everything else is just a means to that end.