Broward College

Overview
This Fort Lauderdale, Florida college was formed as Broward Community College in 1959. The college changed its name to Broward College in 2008, to reflect its ability to issue baccalaureate degrees. The school offers liberal arts based associate's of arts degrees as well as terminal associate's of science programs; many career-focused certificates are also available. The school's bachelor's degree offerings include programs in business and education. Broward College has online degree programs in vocational training and career-specific disciplines, as well as transferrable AA degrees.

Student Appeal
As part of Florida's public college system, Broward College offers very affordable tuition rates for both in-state and out-of-state residents. The school's online offerings cover some of the most popular career areas today, such as business, accounting, and medical office management.

Accreditation
Broward College has regional accreditation through the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools' Commission on Colleges.

Programs Offered:

Associate's Degrees

Associate of ArtsAssociate of Arts
This degree is aimed at students who would like to transfer to a four-year program to complete their baccalaureate. Students take foundational classes in social/behavioral sciences, math, English, physical science, and other liberal arts areas.
Associate of Science in Accounting TechnologyAssociate of Science in Accounting Technology
This terminal program is appropriate for current accounting workers or those who hope to enter accounting positions in banking, management, real estate, and related areas. Classes cover accounting-specific topics like income tax and managerial accounting.
Associate of Science in Aviation OperationsAssociate of Science in Aviation Operations
Foundational classes in this program include Navigational Science, Aviation History, and Airline Management. Graduates can go on to operational and management positions in aviation settings.
Associate of Science in Business AdministrationAssociate of Science in Business Administration
Graduates of this program will have a working knowledge of a breadth of business topics. Accounting, economics, communications, law, and telecommunications are some of the areas discussed.
Associate of Science in Emergency ManagementAssociate of Science in Emergency Management
Current fire science, public health, or law enforcement professionals can use this AS degree to support their career; it is also appropriate for those new to the field. Students study emergency response and preparedness principles.

Certificates

Certificate in Accounting ApplicationsCertificate in Accounting Applications
This undergraduate certificate is comprised of 27 credit hours. Graduates can go on to entry-level positions in corporate or accounting settings.
Certificate in Business ManagementCertificate in Business Management
Business Law, Business Mathematics, and Contact Center Operations are some of the required classes in this certificate. Students can use this certificate to pursue careers in small business or management.
Certificate in Customer ServiceCertificate in Customer Service
Students in this program learn how to provide and administrate effective customer service. Along with course work, the certificate also requires a work co-op experience.
Certificate in Emergency ManagementCertificate in Emergency Management
Eight courses in topics like hazards, disaster response, and terrorism comprise this certificate. The credits can be later used towards the related AS degree.
Certificate in Medical Office ManagementCertificate in Medical Office Management
Students in this program learn general office administration skills, as well as medical-specific knowledge. Billing and coding, medical computer apps, and medical terminology are discussed.
Certificate in Office ManagementCertificate in Office Management
The communication and technical skills for office management are the focus of this program. Keyboarding, document processing, business ethics, and records management are covered.
Certificate in Office SpecialistCertificate in Office Specialist
Graduates of this program complete 18 credits in administrative courses. Graduates will have the ability to manage office records, enter accounting data, and process documents.
Certificate in Office SupportCertificate in Office Support
This short program includes 12 courses in the basics of office and administrative work. Communication skills, typing, and business ethics are discussed.
Certificate in Small Business ManagementCertificate in Small Business Management
The small business certificate includes course work in accounting, business principles, supervision, and workplace communication. Graduates will have a general skill-set for work in many small business positions.

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