Some program requirements can change from year to year. Therefore, it is important for students to maintain Continuous Enrollment while attending BC. Continuous enrollment requires attending at least one major semester each year (summer not included). Students who miss more than one major semester in a calendar year are subject to the program requirements in the current catalog upon re-entry.

Broward College has been approved by the Florida Board of Education and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools: Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to offer a Bachelor of Science Degree in Teacher Education and Nursing and Bachelor of Applied Science degrees in Supervision & Management and Technology.

Broward College now offers Baccalaureate degrees in the following areas:

Education:

Exceptional Student Education (PK-12),

Middle Grades Mathematics ( 5-9)

Middle Grades Science (5-9)

Secondary Biology ( 6-12)

Secondary Mathematics (6-12)

for admissions and program completion criteria for the baccalaureate programs, please visit the Teacher Education Program homepage.

Bachelor of Applied Science Programs:

Information Technology

Technology Management

Nursing:

RN to BSN program

The AA degree is designed for students who wish to transfer to a state university to complete their bachelors degree.

The AA degree requirements include 36 semester hours of general education courses and 24 semesters hours of program specific elective courses (a total of 60 credit hours). The degree also includes the College Level Academic Skills exit test or exemption, Gordon Rule writing requirement, and requires a minimum GPA of 2.0.

The 36 hours of general education courses parallel that of the universities freshmen and sophomore requirements. The 24 credit hours of elective courses is designed to satisfy the specific university program prerequisites of the students' chosen major.

Associates in Science Degree Programs of Study.
 

Provide a quick comprehensive training for immediate entry into the job market.

Certificates Programs of Study
 

The ATD consists of a course of study that is a part of an Associate in Science degree or an Associate in Applied Science degree and leads to employment in a specific occupation. The diploma is less than sixty (60) college credit hours or vocational credits and is approximately fifty percent of the technical component of the degree.

The ATD is awarded upon completion of all technical courses and demonstration of attainment of predetermined and specified performance requirements (reading and mathematical skills) as defined by Florida law and Rule. Transfer of coursework that is part of an ATD to an associate degree program is guaranteed for a period of three years following the date of the award of the ATD and based upon the AS or AA. articulation agreement.

Advanced Technology Diploma Programs of Study
 

The BC Center for Health Sciences offers programs and courses for individuals wishing to become healthcare professionals and for those who are health professionals seeking professional growth. The limited access programs under the Center for Health Sciences have their own admission process and degree requirements in addition to those of the college.

Health Science Policy and Guidelines Homepage

Recency of Credit

College courses completed more than 10 years ago may require validation by examination.

As you can see, there is a wide variety of degrees and certificates offered at BC. In the next section, we will discuss the different types of students that you will encounter and look at some of the different functions you will perform.