Key College Resources

• Peer Mentoring

Peer Mentoring

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Broward College has partnered with PeerForward and AmeriCorps to launch the Peer Mentoring and Leadership program, the first of its kind.

Peer Mentoring

• Academic Success Center

Academic Success Center

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Designed to advance academic achievement, the Academic Success Centers (ASCs) provide currently enrolled Broward College students with a variety of quality support services in a comfortable, collaborative atmosphere. Students are encouraged to utilize ASC services early and often to develop college-level study skills and become independent learners.

Academic Success Center

• Study Buddies

Study Buddies

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Study Buddies in BC Navigate allows students to connect with their classmates to organize study sessions.

Study Buddies

• Accessibility Resources

Accessibility Resources

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To support the college's mission of transforming students' lives and enriching our diverse community, by providing direct services to students and promoting a college-wide shared responsibility approach to access that leads to an inclusive and equitable opportunity for students with disabilities.

Accessibility Resources

• TRIO Student Support Services

TRIO Student Support Services

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TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) is a federal grant program that promotes academic and personal success for first-generation, under-resourced Broward College students.

TRIO Student Support Services

• Foster Care and Homeless Youth Support

Foster Care and Homeless Youth Support

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Broward College is an open-access institution that welcomes and supports students in the Foster Care System.

Foster Care and Homeless Youth Support

• BC Scholarships

BC Scholarships

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Information on Broward College scholarships, application, and process.

BC Scholarships

• Homeless Support

Homeless Support

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Students experiencing homelessness may be eligible for a tuition waiver.

McKinney-Vento/HEART Program

Students who received services through the Broward County Public Schools' Homeless Educational Assistance Resource Team (HEART) should complete Broward College's Homeless Exemption Certification form, found on the Admissions and Registration Forms page, Admissions & Registration tab, and attach their HEART letter and driver's license or other government-issued ID.

Students Experiencing Homelessness

To receive the tuition exemption, students must have the Florida Student Homelessness (FSH-1) form completed and signed by an authorized individual.

Students who are residing in homeless shelters or other transitional housing, or who are working with a certified homeless support agency, should have a designated official of that residence/agency complete and sign Part 1 of the FSH-1 form. The student should then visit the Admissions and Registration Forms page, Admissions & Registration tab, and complete the Homeless Exemption Certification form. Student should respond YES to the question regarding the FSH-1 form and attach the completed FSH-1 form and their government ID where indicated.

Students who are not being assisted by a certified homeless support program should complete the SOS Intake (found on the SOS website or by clicking the SOS tile in their BC One Access account) and CLEARLY explain their housing situation in the field that asks them to describe their current situation. SOS staff will contact the student to discuss their needs and assist in the completion of the FSH-1 form.