Broward College Admissions Requirements

 


To begin your academic journey, it is crucial to understand the admission requirements and ensure you meet them appropriately. Most academic institutions emphasize diversity and inclusion, offering permanent residents or United States citizens access to quality higher education. Below are the steps and documents needed to complete your admission process and take the first step toward achieving your educational and professional goals.

Note: Starting your studies at a community college offers several advantages. First, community colleges are widely available, making them accessible to students in many locations. Second, the cost of credits at community colleges is often more affordable than those at universities. Furthermore, the government now provides up to $10,000 in Pell Grants. For context, when I applied for a Pell Grant, the maximum amount was $5,000. These grants allow students to take multiple classes without having to pay out of pocket, courtesy of federal funding.

To gain admission to Broward College in Davie, Florida, the general requirements are as follows:

1.      Complete an application: Submit a completed application for admission through the college’s official admissions process.

2.      Proof of High School Completion: Provide evidence of having earned a standard high school diploma, GED, or an equivalent recognized by the state. Home-educated students must meet the requirements for home education programs.

3.      Submit Official Transcripts: Arrange for official transcripts from your high school and any previously attended colleges or universities to be sent directly to Broward College.

4.      Florida Residency Documentation: For in-state tuition rates, applicants must provide proof of Florida residency by submitting the required documentation.

5.      Placement Testing: Take placement tests, such as the PERT, unless exempt due to qualifying ACT, SAT, or other standardized test scores. Placement testing determines appropriate course levels.

6.      Attend Orientation: New students must participate in an orientation program to learn about campus resources, academic expectations, and student support services.

7.      Program-Specific Requirements: Some programs, especially limited-access or specialized programs like Health Sciences, may have additional requirements, including prerequisites or separate applications.

Applicants are encouraged to review these steps carefully and prepare all necessary documentation to ensure a smooth admissions process.

For detailed information go to the Broward College website:  https://catalog.broward.edu/student-services/admissions-process/?utm

Note: If you are unable to submit TOFL or IELT results, you may be asked to complete ESL (English as a Second Language) or English as a Second Language classes before starting regular college classes.

Note: If you do not pass the algebra assessment you may also be asked to complete pre-algebra classes.

In short, meeting admission requirements is an essential step to begin your education at Broward College or any other educational institution. Preparing properly and ensuring you have all the necessary documentation will facilitate your admission process and allow you to focus on your academic goals. Please note that each college or university may have different requirements, so contact the school you wish to attend to find out before making a decision. Remember that this is just the beginning of a path full of opportunities and personal growth.

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