Broward College may approve a petition for withdrawal when non-academic, extenuating circumstances prohibit a student's ability to officially withdraw. A student can be administratively withdrawn or dropped by the College for non-academic extenuating circumstances.Dec 11, 2018
Welcome Back Seahawks! Broward College is excited to welcome back new and returning students to campus for the Fall 2021 semester.
Broward College is currently in Action Plan 3 (AP3) of Broward College's Response Plan and Guidelines.
Columbus Day/Indigenous Peoples' Day (No Classes)
A session denotes the subset of coursework within a term, each with various start dates. Depending on the course you are choosing, sessions can last anywhere from four weeks to twelve weeks. The session offerings for the current term can be found on the Schedule of Classes.
around 14-16 weeksUniversity of Central Florida is on a semester system. Semester systems are typically around 14-16 weeks long. They consist of 3 terms: Fall, Spring, and Summer.
Blended courses combine on-campus with online learning, reducing, but not replacing on-campus attendance requirements. Fully Online Degrees. Several A.A. and A.S. degree programs can be taken entirely online. A number of certificate programs are also available in a fully online format.
It's what Broward College is all about.” Have life's demands complicated your path to a college education? Saturday classes allow you to complete an Associate in Arts (A.A.) with a concentration in Business with no interruption to your busy schedule.Sep 2, 2021
While attending Broward College, live at the brand new, just completed University Pointe, the preferred housing partner of Broward College. Located just minutes from campus, University Pointe has several different living options including studio apartments and 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom units.
Broward County Public Schools: All BCPS schools will be closed.Nov 11, 2021
The University/College libraryThe University/College library (U/CL) is a four-story building that serves as a joint-use facility for students, faculty, and staff of Florida Atlantic University and Broward College.
You must submit the Work Study Job Request Form that is located on our website - www.broward.edu/workstudy - for all changes.
Broward College strives to provide the highest quality of instructional and support services. Students accepted into certificate and degree programs will be continually evaluated to ensure that standards of progress are achieved and to identify and provide assistance to students who experience academic difficulties. BC is committed to providing assistance for all students in order to provide an optimal learning experience so that students will be able to succeed in achieving their educational goals.
The basis for an appeal of the final course grade shall be evaluated in terms of the standard established by the faculty member as stated in his/her syllabus, in accordance with institutional policies and state rules/statutes. The appeal must demonstrate that the faculty member did not assign the final course grade in accordance with the grading policy outlined in the course syllabus, which meets the standard defined in the Faculty Handbook.
The maximum load that may normally be carried is 18 credit hours per academic term or an equivalent number of clock hours.
Students must show a definite pattern of attendance and participation during the enrollment verification period during the first two weeks of the term. When students do not adhere to these guidelines, a WN for non-attendance will be recorded during the verification period. No refund will be given.
The “NR” is assigned by the Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs/College Registrar’s Office in cases where class rolls have not been submitted in time for normal processing of grades.
An incomplete “I” grade may be given in courses for a student who has a reasonable chance of successfully completing the course. The student who has not completed the required course work by the end of the term may be required to provide documentation for extenuating circumstances. The student should make arrangements to complete the work prior to the end of the next major academic term. Summer terms are not considered in this time limit. If no change is initiated during the next major term, the “I” will automatically become an “F” on the student’s permanent record. If the coursework is completed the grade and recalculated GPA will be placed on the student’s transcript.
For degree, technical certificate and Applied Technology programs the unit of credit is the semester credit hour, representing 15-16 hours of lecture instruction with 50-minute class periods. Generally, 30-32 hours of laboratory work count as one unit of credit. Clinical courses will vary in the number of hours per semester credit hour. For Vocational Certificates the unit of credit is the vocational credit.