College of Central Florida has more than 140 academic pathways, including the two-year Equine Studies program. CF is ranked in the top 1% for affordability across colleges in the United States. CF partnerships with University of Central Florida and University of South Florida guarantee you admission after you complete your CF associate degree. CF has a robust campus life with an array of cultural, sports and student activities. Low-cost tuition combined with personal attention in the classroom makes CF a top choice for higher education.

Daytona State College offers over 100 programs to help students discover their career pathways, including such new options as Additive Manufacturing, Hospitality Beverage Science and Database Technology. DSC features small class sizes, personal attention from expert faculty, seven locations and convenient, flexible class schedules that can fit your busy lifestyle. DSC students can take advantage of the Associate of Arts/University Transfer degree with guaranteed admission to the University of Central Florida.

Florida State College at Jacksonville offers you the chance to start your career in a year or less with a Career Certificate or choose an associate’s or bachelor’s degree program in a high-demand field. Flexible class scheduling, online, hybrid and traditional classes are offered. FSCJ has been named by the Aspen Institute as a Top 150 college in the nation for exceptional student outcomes and ranks #10 for Top 50 Colleges and Universities with the lowest tuition costs.

Indian River State College (IRSC) offers more than 100 programs leading to bachelor’s degrees, associate degrees, technical certificates, applied technology diplomas and career training programs. Students can discover their passions through Meta-Majors which provide guided pathways to academic success. IRSC programs in business, healthcare, IT/cybersecurity, education, criminal justice, public administration provide high-quality, affordable educational opportunities. Students at IRSC have a vibrant college experience with over 70 campus organizations.

Miami Dade College offers more than 300 academic pathways on eight campuses, including computer animation & game art, aviation, biotechnology, cybersecurity, fashion, film/TV studio production and veterinary technology. As the most diverse higher education institution in the United States, students benefit from opportunities to learn in a culturally rich environment with an international perspective that makes MDC’s graduates civically engaged and globally competitive. MDC’s student achievement initiatives provide support to ensure success to enter the modern workforce or pursue higher educational goals.

Northwest Florida State College (NWFSC) is nationally recognized for excellence by the Aspen Institute and offers a wide variety of associate’s degrees, bachelor’s degrees, certificates and applied technology diplomas. Unique opportunities abound to explore military science and leadership, unmanned vehicle/drone technology, culinary arts, insurance and real estate. NWFSC’s state-of-the-art facilities include the Raider Arena, Mattie Kelly Art Center and an outstanding welding education/testing site.

Polk State College, formerly Polk Community College, is a public college in Winter Haven, Florida. It is part of the Florida College System. The college changed its name from Polk Community College in 2009 to reflect its first bachelor’s degree program. Originally named Polk Junior College, it began classes in 1964.

Santa Fe College offers associate and bachelor’s degree programs, vocational certificates and continuing education options and has the highest performance rating in the state. SF students graduating with an A.A. degree are guaranteed admission to several state universities; the University of Florida accepts more transfer students from SF than from any other school. Student life is rich with over 90 different clubs, organizations and multiple sports. SF also has an accredited teaching zoo and the only planetarium in North Central Florida.

Seminole State College of Florida, serving Central Florida, offers bachelor’s degrees, A.A. and A.S. degrees, and certificate programs.

St. Petersburg College offers more than 110 degree and certificate programs in high demand fields such as biomedical engineering technology, web development and additive manufacturing. SPC’s SolidWorks Design Center, the first of its kind in Florida, makes use of Computer Numerical Control equipment, 3-D scanners and 3-D printers. The FUSE and Ignite programs guarantee admission to specific bachelor’s programs at a University of South Florida System institution or Florida A&M University for eligible students who first complete an associate degree at SPC.

Tallahassee Community College offers over 70 different job training and degree programs that encompass a variety of fields, including building construction, business management, engineering, law enforcement and pharmacy. TCC was recently named one of 10 finalists for the 2021 Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence recognizing its exceptional achievements. The TCC2FSU and TCC2FAMU programs help students reach the goal of earning a four-year degree at Florida State University or Florida A&M University.