In 2014, the Broward College Foundation raised more than $5 million in private financial support for scholarships and programs.
Broward College ranks fifth nationally in conferring associate degrees.
Broward College was awarded the largest grant in its history – $24.5 million – to lead a consortium including 12 other schools in developing and training future supply chain managers.
Broward College offers 11 bachelor’s degree programs for only $10,000
Nearly 1 million people have taken classes at Broward College since the college opened in 1960.
Broward College ranks 13 in WalletHub’s Best Community Colleges in the Nation Report.
Broward College offers the most affordable higher education cost in South Florida.
The annual economic impact of Broward College is $1billion.
Broward College boasts a student body representing more than 175 countries.
Since 2002, Broward College Honors students have merited 16 Jack Kent Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarships, making us second in the nation for the number received.
Each year, nearly 68,000 students choose from 132 bachelor’s degree, associate degree and certificate programs, with classes offered online and on-campus.
Broward College ranks fifth nationally among four-year institutions in awarding associate degrees, according to Community College Week. Broward College is ranked third in the U.S. in awarding associate degrees to minority students overall — fourth in African American graduates and sixth in Hispanic degree-holders.