Admissions

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Non-Credit

​ Non-Credit Application​

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

R​esidency

Students that live full time in Florida get the privilege of paying a very low tuition rate, second lowest in all of Broward County! To take advantage of this, you’ll need to provide proof that you live here. Be sure to provide this proof prior to registering for classes in order to pay the cheaper in state tuition.

Quick Links:

Residency Affidavit

Residency Proof

Out of state waiver

Florida residency reclassification

Appeal for reclassification​

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.  This report is available online at http://www.broward.edu/safety/Pages/Annual-Security-Report.aspx. You may also pick up a printed copy at the Campus Safety offices.​

Submit Transcripts

Florida public high school, college, and/or university transcripts should be sent electronically to Broward College through the Florida Automated System for Transferring Electronic Records (FASTER). Secure PDF Transcripts can also be submitted by third party​ (such as Credentials Solutions, Parchment or the National Student Cl​earinghouse), submit all other secondary and postsecondary transcripts from other institutions within the United States to a Broward College Campus Registration office before registering for any courses or attending a new student orientation.

Transcripts can be mailed to:
College Registrar's Office
225 East Las Olas Boulevard
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301

Determine Exemption From Placement Testing

Applicants seeking admission to the College must demonstrate their readiness for college-level coursework. Students may be required to take the college placement test PERT and achieve placement scores in Reading, Math, English/Writing that show these skills and abilities in these subject areas. 


Recent graduates of Florida public and charter schools may be exempt from taking the college placement test. Use the pull-down menus below to determine whether they fit the criteria for exemption of the placement test.

Placement Testing

Applicants who are non-exempt are required to test, but are strongly recommended to remediate and refresh skills in Reading, Math and English writing BEFORE taking the placement test. More information regarding options to remediate your skills prior to taking the placement test can be found below, on the testing page of the website or in any campus admissions or testing office.

New Student Orientation

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New Student Orientation provides students with important College information that will aid in meeting their educational goals. New students will be enrolled in a mandatory new student orientation session by college personnel upon completing the admissions and testing process. For information about registration procedures and topics covered, see the New Student Orientation tab on the BC Orientation page. 

Log on to myBC to: Activate your student e-mail Check your financial aid status Once your application, transcripts, test scores, and additional documentation have been submitted, contact the Admissions Office during office hours of the campus in which you wish to enroll. North Campus Admissions: 954-201-2240 A. Hugh Adams Central Campus Admissions: 954-201-6865 Judson A. Samuels South Campus Admissions: 954-201-8835 After Admission, Registration & Payment Look at BC locations to familiarize yourself with our campuses. Go to a Campus Safety Office for a free parking decal. Pick up your photo ID card after registering and paying for classes. Print out your student schedule to pick up books at BC bookstores.

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.  This report is available online at http://www.broward.edu/safety/Pages/Annual-Security-Report.aspx​​. You may also pick up a printed copy at the Campus Safety offices.​