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2 Table of contents All data from 2012 unless otherwise noted Message from the President Value Explore Broward College Tuition and Fees, Financial Aid, Scholarships Academic Options 9-12 Degrees and Programs, Online Courses, Honors Institute and Study Abroad Opportunities Who We Are Students, Faculty, Staff and Notable Alumni Student Life Activities, Clubs, Athletics and More Convenience Campus and Center Locations

3 Message from THe PresIdenT Students choose Broward College for its academic options, for the opportunities it provides to engage in exciting student activities and community events, for the small classes taught by distinguished and devoted faculty members, and for the convenience and value that have been our hallmarks for more than half a century. Broward is proud to have recently been named on of the top 10 community colleges in the nation by the Washington D.C.-based Aspen Institute. I invite you to explore the college and discover why it is worthy of this ranking and how it can help you become your future. J. David Armstrong, Jr. President 3

4 explore broward college Broward College is the first and largest institution of higher education in Broward County, with the third-largest enrollment among the 28 colleges in the Florida College System. Our mission is to provide high-quality educational programs and services that are affordable and accessible to a diverse population of learners. The college has an annual economic impact of $1 billion and our students may see a return in future earnings of up to $6.20 for every dollar they spend on a Broward College degree. We are ranked third in the nation in the total number of associate degrees awarded to minority students. Founded in 1960 as the Junior College of Broward County, nearly one million people have taken a class at Broward College. With more more than 115,000 alumni, our past students are our current healthcare professionals, our law enforcement officers, our teachers, business professionals and leaders in the arts and sciences in Broward County and throughout the state and the nation. 4

5 Value TUITIon and Fees, FInancIal aid, scholarships The cost of a Broward College education can be much lower than that of other Florida state colleges, public, four-year universities, and private and for-profit schools. Financial aid, grants, loans and scholarships are also available to those who qualify. Find details at: 5

6 TUITIon and Fees advanced and Professional, Postsecondary Vocational and college Preparatory. a.a., aas and a.s. degree programs and Technical certificates. RESIDENTS per credit hour Amount Tuition fee $75.40 Student activities fee 7.50 Student financial aid fee 3.75 Capital improvement fee Parking and transportation access fee 4.00 Technology fee 3.75 TOTAL (per credit hour) $ NON-RESIDENTS per credit hour Amount Tuition fee $75.40 Out-of-state fee Student activities fee 7.50 Student financial aid fee Capital improvement fee Parking and transportation access fee 4.00 Technology fee TOTAL (per credit hour) $ Data from

7 TUITIon and Fees baccalaureate degree programs. Junior- and senior-level courses. RESIDENTS per credit hour Amount Tuition fee $91.79 Student activities fee 9.18 Student financial aid fee 4.59 Capital improvement fee Parking and transportation access fee 4.00 Technology fee 4.59 TOTAL (per credit hour) $ NON-RESIDENTS per credit hour Amount Tuition fee $91.79 Out-of-state fee Student activities fee 9.18 Student financial aid fee Capital improvement fee Parking and transportation access fee 4.00 Technology fee TOTAL (per credit hour) $ Data from

8 FInancIal aid Broward College distributed $145,030,575 in financial aid in scholarships The Broward College Foundation provides scholarships that open the door of opportunity. Scholarships give students the boost they need to overcome financial obstacles and achieve a college dream that might otherwise elude their grasp. To learn more about what scholarships are available, visit 8

9 academic options degrees and PrograMs bachelor s and associate s degrees Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree Broward College's top-quality education degree for those interested in teaching. Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) degree A four-year degree focused on organizational leadership in business and management. Bachelor of Science of Nursing (BSN) degree A bachelor's degree for nurses that takes an associate s degree to the next level. Associate of Arts (A.A.) degree A two-year degree that guarantees transfer to a four-year public university. Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree A degree that provides two years of training in a specialized field. Associate of Science (A.S.) degree A degree that provides two years of specialized training leading to entry into the workforce in a highdemand career with guaranteed job skills. 9

10 PrograMs Continuing Education Professional development, personal interest or test preparation programs; also assists healthcare professionals seeking to increase their knowledge base. Advanced Technical Certificate Advanced training that supplements a two-year degree. Applied Technology Diploma Emergency Medical Technician diploma that applies to a two-year degree. Certificate Comprehensive training offering immediate entry into the workforce, without a degree. Educator Preparation Institute Pathway to a Professional Certificate in Teaching in Florida. ToP 10 MosT PoPUlar areas of study Business Administration Liberal Arts Criminal Justice Nursing Psychology 10 Biology Accounting Education Physical Therapy Supervision and Management

11 degrees awarded bas, b.s., a.a., a.s., aas, bsn Technical/Vocational certificates, applied Technology diplomas Bachelor of Applied Science 208 Bachelor of Science 61 Bachelor of Science-Nursing 45 Associate of Arts 4,915 Associate of Science 940 Associate of Applied Science 197 Technical Certificates 535 Vocational Certificates 233 Advanced Technical Certificates 2 Applied Technology Diplomas 215 Educator Preparation Institute 22 TOTAL 7,183 11

12 broward college online FlorIda s global campus Broward College Online offers select degrees and certificates completely online. For students who prefer a mix of face-to-face and online components, there are also blended courses and degree programs. All courses in the following programs are available online: A.A. degree, A.S. degree in Accounting Technology, Aviation Operations, Business Administration, and Emergency Management. Online certificates are available in Accounting Applications, Business Management, Small Business Management, Customer Service, Emergency Management, Medical Office Management, Office Management, Office Specialist, and Office Support. For more information, visit online.broward.edu. THe robert bob elmore Honors InsTITUTe The mission of The Robert "Bob" Elmore Honors Institute of Broward College is to provide an intellectually stimulating program for academically qualified students. All honors sections include special projects and advanced research components designed to challenge students and prepare them for upper division coursework. For details about the Honors Institute, visit study abroad opportunities New study abroad programs are created each year, directed by qualified college faculty, to enable students to experience other cultures and learn foreign languages while earning college credit. Spain, Peru and Germany are some of the countries in which Broward College students have participated in study abroad programs. Some scholarships are available. For more information, visit 12

13 who we are students, FacUlTY, staff and notable alumni At Broward College, we are about academics, student life, athletics, volunteering, and social and community activities. Our faculty members are outstanding educators who are committed to bringing a standard of excellence into the classroom and to online studies. 13

14 students Broward College values the diversity of its students, faculty and staff. Our students hail from 150 countries of origin, reflecting the demographics of the South Florida landscape. They are diverse in age as well, ranging from recent high-school graduates who are in college for the first time, to adult learners returning to school to refresh and develop their skills and credentials academic Year student race & ethnicity RACE ETHNICITY TOTALS HISPANIC NOT HISPANIC UNREPORTED Asian only 88 1, ,524 Black only ,820 5,148 22,615 Multi-race Native American or Alaskan Native only Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander only White only 9,507 13,715 4,205 27,427 Unreported 11, ,508 14,910 TOTAL Credit and Continuing Education Students 22,261 33,987 12,643 68,891 14

15 student enrollment 2012 by gender and age FEMALE STUDENTS AGE 18 and under ,372 16,153 5,793 3,549 2,613 2,162 1,641 1, MALE STUDENTS AGE 18 and under ,349 13,346 3,958 2,159 1,439 1,

16 FacUlTY There are a total of 1,318 adjuncts and 452 full-time faculty. ADJUNCT PROFESSORS ETHNICITY Non-Hispanic 328 Hispanic 92 Unknown 898 GENDER Male 717 Female 601 FULL-TIME FACULTY RACE Asian 50 Black/AfricanAmerican 213 American Indian/Alaskan Native 3 Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 2 White 823 Unknown ETHNICITY Non-Hispanic 224 Hispanic 68 Unknown 160 GENDER Male 215 Female 237 RACE Asian 21 Black/African American 80 American Indian/Alaskan Native 6 Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0 White 283 Unknown 62

17 staff Dedicated staff and faculty engage in continual professional development to achieve ever-higher levels of excellence in their work. One outstanding program is the Broward College President s Leadership Academy, from which the first class graduated in It is an intensive, year-long program of workshops, lectures, mentoring and groupwork on innovative projects to benefit the College and community, sponsored by the Human Capital Investment Council and the Division of Human Resources and Equity. ADMINISTRATION Female - 86 / Male - 77 Total PROFESSIONAL/TECHNICAL STAFF Female / Male Total

18 alumni Nearly one million students have attended Broward College since its founding in A long list of distinguished alumni launched their careers at Broward College and have gone on to become writers, politicians, performers, top nurses, attorneys, sports figures and professionals who have excelled in many other fields. NOTABLE ALUMNI Rita Mae Brown Published author, best known for her first novel Rubyfruit Jungle Sean E. Gallagan Principal of the Year 2011, Miami-Dade County Public Schools Parris Glendening Former Governor of Maryland Dr. Susan B. Hassmiller Senior Advisor for Nursing at Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and recipient of the 2009 Florence Nightingale Medal Dr. Shamane Kimara March Cardiology Fellow, Adult Congenital and Interventional, Mayo Clinic Louis Palmisano Baseball player George Platt Florida attorney and advocate. Managing Partner, LSN Partners Lisa Scott-Founds President and CEO of Winterfest, Inc. Kimberly Segal National Field Producer, Cable News Network Theodore Welding CEO, Kindred Hospital - South Florida - Fort Lauderdale GRADUATED

19 student life activities, clubs, athletics and More The fabric of student life at Broward College is a rich tapestry of activities, clubs, athletics, service-learning opportunities and more. 19

20 Broward College Seahawks are competitive student-athletes in baseball, basketball, soccer, softball, tennis and volleyball. Athletics are a vital part of the college experience that is so important in student life. Myriad other activities are available to engage the interests and talents of students on campus and in the community, such as volunteering, student government or taking part in a vast array of organizations and activities that are social, multi-cultural, educational, and fun. From the awardwinning P an Ku literary magazine to the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, The Observer student newspaper and special-interest clubs of all types, there are many avenues to engage in student life and they are open to all who wish to participate. 20

21 convenience campus and center locations campuses A. HUGH ADAMS CENTRAL CAMPUS 3501 S.W. Davie Road, Davie, FL NORTH CAMPUS 1000 Coconut Creek Boulevard, Coconut Creek, FL JUDSON A. SAMUELS SOUTH CAMPUS 7200 Hollywood/Pines Boulevard, Pembroke Pines, FL

22 centers AUTONATION CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE IN AUTOMOTIVE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY/ MARINE CENTER OF EXCELLENCE 7451 Riviera Boulevard, Miramar, FL CORAL SPRINGS ACADEMIC CENTER 3500 North University Drive, Coral Springs, FL MIRAMAR TOWN CENTER 2050 Civic Center Place, Miramar, FL PINES CENTER Sheridan Street, Pembroke Pines, FL TIGERTAIL LAKE RECREATIONAL CENTER 580 Gulfstream Way, Dania, FL WESTON CENTER 4205 Bonaventure Boulevard, Weston, FL WILLIS HOLCOMBE CENTER 111 East Las Olas Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale, FL

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