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Admission Staff on campus are available to support applicants who require assistance with completing the college application online.

Step 1: Apply for Admission

This is a Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update. Effective March 16, access to our campuses for services provided by our Student Services Departments, is remote until further notice. However, most student services are available online or by phone. The following documents can be submitted online:

Immigration Documents
Department of Children and Families Child Net Tuition Exemption Waiver
Private Schools Transient Requests
Homeless Letters/ Waiver
Teacher and State Employee Fee Waiver along with Proof of Employment
Enrollment Verification Requests
Home school Affidavit
Home School Dual Enroll Recommendation form
Name and Social Security Changes
Florida Residency Documents

North Campus	north-admissions@broward.edu
A. Hugh Adams Central Campus	central-admissions@broward.edu
Judson A. Samuels South Campus	south-admissions@broward.edu
Willis Holcombe Center	whc-admissions@broward.edu
Miramar West Center	MWC-Admissions@broward.edu
Broward College Online	online-admissions@broward.edu
Continuing Education	ce@broward.edu

Questions can be sent via email or you can call the main number 954-201-7350.

Admissions

Complete online application,
Non-US citizens must provide original immigration documentation or proof of citizenship
Submit proof of High School Graduation:

If you have graduated from High School in the US. One of the following will be required:

Official High School transcripts (transcripts must be sent directly from the School either electronically or on a sealed envelope from the school)
Official GED passing transcripts. (transcripts may be requested via the GED website)
Home School student must submit a Home School Completion Affidavit. The Home School Completion Affidavit must be signed by parent and notarized.

Official transcripts can be mailed to:
Broward College Registrar's Office
4205 Bonaventure Blvd, Weston, FL. 33332

If you graduated from High School outside of the US, most times an original copy of the High School diploma will suffice.

High School diplomas will only need translation to English if they are in Hebrew, Arabic or Asian language. (Translation must be performed by a certified English translator)

Submit official Post-Secondary transcripts, (Students who attended a post-secondary institution, even if they have not graduated, must provide the transcripts)
Post-secondary transcripts from US institutions must be sent electronically or in a sealed envelope directly from the school to be considered official
Post-secondary transcripts from NON-US institutions, if not in English language, must be translated by a certified English translator, and must be evaluated.

Broward College only accepts commercial evaluations from current certified members of the National Association of Credential Evaluation (NACES). When completing the evaluation application, follow these steps:

State the purpose of the evaluation as "Education"
Be sure to include course-by-course evaluation
Course credit(s) or hour(s) of instruction for each class
Grade point average (GPA)
Add upper and lower division course identification

If you are eligible to pay instate tuition, you must provide proof of Florida residency; To learn more about the residency process and appropriate documentation, please refer to "A Guide to Florida Residency."

Quick Links:

Residency Affidavit

Residency Proof

Out of state waiver

Pay application fee

Step 2: Apply For Financial Aid and Scholarships

Financial Aid

Create your Federal Student Aid (FSA) User ID-online at www.fsaid.ed.gov
Apply for financial aid- complete the application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online at www.fsaid.ed.gov. (Broward College school code:001500)

Scholarships

The Broward College Scholarship application allows you to complete one application and be matched to numerous scholarships. Click here to apply.

Florida Pre-paid

Students who are plan participants in good standing may apply their Florida Prepaid coverage via the web or at the Cashier's office.

Step 3: Attend New Student Orientation (Advising & Registration)

Placement Testing

Placement testing, if required, must be completed before attending New Student Orientation.
Determine if you are required to take a placement test.

First time in College Students may be required to submit SAT/ACT scores or take the Postsecondary Education Readiness Test (PERT).
English as a Second Language (ESL) Students take the levels of English Proficiency (LOEP) test.

New Student Orientation

First time in college students must register for, and attend, New Student Orientation (NSO) where students meet with an academic advisor and register for classes.
Students may register for NSO via myBC or can schedule by calling 954-201-7350.

Transfer Students

Transfer students should make an appointment with their academic advisor. Students must bring copies of all transcripts to this meeting before registering for classes. (An unofficial copy of the transcripts may be use, temporarily, to register for first semester classes; however, if you are a Financial Aid applicant, official transcripts must be on record.)

Please visit our Transfer Equivalency Service (TES) site to see whether courses you have taken at another institution are transferrable to Broward College.

Step 4: Pay Tuition and Fees

Pay fees online at MyBC or visit the Cashier's Office on/or before your due date.

Tuition Payment Plan to cover expenses if you are ineligible for financial aid.

Step 5: Get your Student Identification Card, Parking Decal, and Books

Obtain Student Photo ID from the Student Life Office on each campus/center.

A paid schedule of classes is required to obtain a student ID and a parking decal.

Purchase textbooks from your campus bookstore or online.

Returning Students

Readmission Application

Step 1: Apply for Admission

Immigration Documents
Department of Children and Families Child Net Tuition Exemption Waiver
Private Schools Transient Requests
Homeless Letters/ Waiver
Teacher and State Employee Fee Waiver along with Proof of Employment
Enrollment Verification Requests
Home school Affidavit
Home School Dual Enroll Recommendation form
Name and Social Security Changes
Florida Residency Documents

North Campus	north-admissions@broward.edu
A. Hugh Adams Central Campus	central-admissions@broward.edu
Judson A. Samuels South Campus	south-admissions@broward.edu
Willis Holcombe Center	whc-admissions@broward.edu
Miramar West Center	MWC-Admissions@broward.edu
Broward College Online	online-admissions@broward.edu
Continuing Education	ce@broward.edu

Questions can be sent via email or you can call the main number 954-201-7350.

Admissions

Complete the Readmission Application by entering your Student ID or Social Security Number in the ID Field and your PIN in the Blue Box (Readmission or Information Update Process) on the Application Login Screen
Non-US citizens must provide original immigration documentation or proof of citizenship
Submit proof of High School Graduation: (if not previously submitted)

If you have graduated from High School in the US. One of the following will be required:

Official High School transcripts (transcripts must be sent directly from the School either electronically or in a sealed envelope from the school)
Official GED passing transcripts. (transcripts may be requested via the GED website)
Home School student must submit a Home School Completion Affidavit. The Home School Completion Affidavit must be signed by parent and notarized.

Official transcripts can be mailed to:
Broward College Registrar's Office
4205 Bonaventure Blvd, Weston, FL. 33332

If you graduated from High School outside of the US, most times an original copy of the High School diploma will suffice.

High School diplomas will only need translation to English if they are in Hebrew, Arabic or Asian language. (Translation must be performed by a certified English translator)

Submit official Post-Secondary transcripts, (Students who attended a post-secondary institution, even if they have not graduated, must provide the transcripts)
Post-secondary transcripts from US institutions must be sent electronically or in a sealed envelope directly from the school to be considered official

Post-secondary transcripts from NON-US institutions, if not in English language, must be translated by a certified English translator, and must be evaluated.

Broward College only accepts commercial evaluations from current certified members of the National Association of Credential Evaluation (NACES). When completing the evaluation application, follow these steps:

State the purpose of the evaluation as "Education"
Be sure to include course-by-course evaluation
Course credit(s) or hour(s) of instruction for each class
Grade point average (GPA)
Add upper and lower division course identification

If you are eligible to pay instate tuition, you must provide proof of Florida residency; To learn more about the residency process and appropriate documentation, please refer to "A Guide to Florida Residency."

Quick Links:

Residency Affidavit

Residency Proof

Out of state waiver

Pay application fee.

Step 2: Financial Aid and Scholarships

Financial Aid

Create your Federal Student Aid (FSA) User ID-online at www.fsaid.ed.gov
Apply for financial aid- complete the application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online at www.fsaid.ed.gov. (Broward College school code:001500)

Scholarships

The Broward College Scholarship application allows you to complete one application and be matched to numerous scholarships. Click here to apply.

Florida Pre-paid

Students who are plan participants in good standing may apply their Florida Prepaid coverage via the web or at the Cashier's office.

Step 3: Schedule appointment with Advisor/Transfer Coach (Advising & Registration)

Transfer Students

Transfer students should make an appointment with their academic advisor. Students must bring copies of all transcripts to this meeting before registering for classes. (An unofficial copy of the transcripts may be use, temporarily, to register for first semester classes; however, if you are a Financial Aid applicant, official transcripts must be on record.)

Please visit our Transfer Equivalency Service (TES) site to see whether courses you have taken at another institution are transferrable to Broward College.

Step 4: Pay Tuition and Fees

Pay fees online at MyBC or visit the Cashier's Office on/or before your due date.

tuition payment plan to cover expenses if you are ineligible for financial aid.

Step 5: Get your Student Identification Card, Parking Decal, and Books

Obtain Student Photo ID from the Student Life Office on each campus/center.

A paid schedule of classes is required to obtain a student ID and a parking decal.

Purchase textbooks from your campus bookstore or online.

Former High School Dual Enrollment at BC

Degree Application

Step 1: Select Degree Program, apply for Financial Aid and Scholarships

Select Degree Program

Complete the updated application by entering your Student ID or Social Security Number in the ID Field and your PIN in the Blue Box (Readmission or Information Update Process) on the Application Login Screen
Provide proof of Florida residency.

If you were away from Broward College for an academic year or more you will be required to resubmit proof of Florida residency for tuition purposes.
Non-US citizens must provide original immigration documentation or proof of citizenship.

Submit high school transcripts and/or postsecondary transcripts:

High School and Postsecondary transcripts that are complete will still be on file. Check the Records menu in myBC to find out the transcripts on file.
Transcripts from any postsecondary institutions attended during your time away from Broward should be submitted to the Admissions Office.

Pay application fee.

Step 2: Attend New Student Orientation (Advising & Registration)

If you have already attended orientation then you will not need to attend again and can meet with an Academic Advisor for assistance in selecting your classes

Step 3: Pay Tuition and Fees

Pay fees online at MyBC or visit the Cashier's Office on/or before your due date.

Step 4: Get your Student Identification Card and Parking Decal

Obtain Student Photo ID from the Student Life Office on each campus/center.

A paid schedule of classes is required to obtain a student ID and a parking decal.

Step 5: Buy Your Books and Go to Class

Purchase textbooks from your campus bookstore or online.

Non-Credit

Non-Credit Application

Complete non-credit application if you are taking courses for personal and/or professional growth.

Clery Act Notification to Prospective Students

Broward College prepares an Annual Security Report which is available to all current and prospective students and employees. The report includes statistics concerning reported crimes that occurred on campus, in certain off campus buildings or property owned or controlled by Broward College, and on public property within, or immediately adjacent to and accessible from, the campus. The report also includes institutional policies, information on programs, crime prevention tips and other matters. You may also pick up a printed copy at the Campus Safety offices.

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