Fort Lauderdale, FL
Broward College

I believe for broward college being a community college is a great school. I attend the central campus where we have building 19 that provides everything we need and the rest of our campus that has our classes. The library is very big providing many books, tutoring, etc. As for classes teachers are there to help you learn and are always available.

It’s great, I love the instructors. They are really understanding. I got into a severe car accident a little over two years ago and the disability services are amazing. Although I haven’t really used or needed to use them they are readily available and I’m so thankful that I have the opportunity to use them.

Well keep and safe environment. I go to central campus, very friendly staff and amazing advisor. Greet place to go, you have study labs and always a place turn for everything. The school even offerpersonal therapy (for students only) but I highly recommend this campus!!

I love my college. The instructors are all so great and understanding. I would recommend my school to anyone. We also have many campuses all around, the campus I’m at is really close to my house. I used to go to one of the bigger campuses. There’s also a lot of programs to get into. For example, I’m in PTK, phi theta kappa. This is an honors society.

It was a good school to start my college career in, but I am ready to further my education elsewhere. Not that the school is bad or insufficient, but personally I don’t think their film scene is strong enough to not only support me but to also launch me forward in my career path.

Broward College is a great to attend for those looking for excellent education on the inexpensive side. There are plenty of extracurricular activities, clubs, and organizations to partake in and join. Amazing scholarships are readily available for those in need. In my time, I have predominantly had great professors; but like most colleges, there are exceptions. BC is involved with a variety of sports for those interested. The faculty is very friendly and is willing to help during and after office hours.

It is a very good college where i learn everyday and i would recommend othe students come here and explore their career.

Broward College is exactly what you’d expect of a community college. Broward has some after-class extracurriculars as well as decent class sizes. There is also sponsored events and easy availability to school facilities. There’s police protection on campus and edible cafeteria food. Overall I think Broward is a good school.

Its a cool school. i personally struggle because I want the college life, you know? Maybe some off campus housing or on campus housing? I do have a little trouble living with my parents still but its more of a personal thing. Broward College is a community college so i of course should expect what I get out of it. Sometimes Professors would rather you drive, take the bus or however way you get to school just for you to get there sweating, out of breath because you don't want to be late and see a flimsy paper blowing in the air hung up on the door saying: "Class has been canceled." That definitely could've been emailed the day before or earlier that day. Overall, it's okay. I still wish i could get the college life feeling.

Broward Community College provides higher education and technical and occupational training for the citizens of Broward County, its district by law. As the first public higher education institution in the county, Broward Community College functions as the principal provider of undergraduate higher education for the residents of Broward County. As one of the 28 public community colleges in the Florida system, Broward Community College is designed to be a community-based institution that offers a comprehensive range of programs responsive to changes in the community and in technology. Where appropriate, these programs are articulated with the public school system, area vocational schools, and upper-level institutions to ensure that students can move smoothly from one system to another. Through this wide variety of degree and certificate programs and continuing education courses, the college attracts a great diversity of students, including individuals planning to complete a bachelor's degree program, people seeking to acquire job-entry skills, employees desiring to upgrade skills for promotion or career change, and individuals seeking education for their personal enrichment. From high school students who enroll in a course to accelerate their college education, to retirees who return to education after decades devoted to other pursuits, a multitude of age groups is represented at Broward Community College. These culturally diverse students span the learning spectrum from developmental to gifted. The college's programs and services are designed to serve the community by meeting the higher education needs of all these individuals. Serving as the principal entry-level institution for higher education in its district, the college is also: a source of cultural enrichment; a resource for community development, business, and industry; and an avenue for continued skill upgrading enhancement and retraining. As a public comprehensive community college, the college serves well its role as a significant segment of America's higher education effort.