Florida Career College is here to help you earn a new skill or earn a degree and begin a new career. It offers beginning to advanced training in many areas such as computer repair, medical assisting, medical coding and billing, cosmetology, clinical skin care, patient care technician, professional sales and customer service and massage therapy.

Those students, who want to obtain a professional computer certification, can usually take their exam at Florida Career College as it is an “Authorized Testing Center” for many professional certifications.

Accredited by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS), the College provides programs that match student skills with the employment demands of the computer and business industries. All programs allow you to explore the many careers and opportunities available in the industry while you study. Students may choose day or evening hours.

Maintaining and developing programs and courses according to industry needs, the College identifies the skills needed for today’s job market by working closely with industry experts, professional associations, and employers. This ensures that all students graduate with the qualifications necessary to succeed in their chosen careers.

All campuses at Florida Career College are situated next to superhighways, shopping malls, and eating places for student convenience. They are big, comfortable classrooms, computer and medical labs, bookstores, and a resource center that comprises student reference materials, like books, videos, and periodicals that complement classes and lectures. Moreover, every Florida Career College campus has student services, financial services, and a career center.

Having locations in Miami, Pembroke Pines, West Palm Beach, Hialeah, Lauderdale Lakes, Brandon, Clearwater and Jacksonville, Florida, Florida Career College offers well-equipped classrooms, computer and medical labs, clinics and office space. They invest in practical, real-world equipment, software, and up-to-date training facilities to give students the advantage of “hands-on” training.

Admissions
The admissions process begins with an interview on campus with an admissions representative, in the course of which the representative aids to assess the applicant's objectives. If applicants come to a decision that programs are appropriate for them and they want to carry on, they will have to present proof of high school graduation or the equivalent.

Financial Aid
To receive a financial aid award, the student must be admitted and enrolled in Florida Career College. It is available for those who qualify. Students wishing to apply for financial aid must submit the following forms:
- Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
- A list of schools (beyond high school) previously attended
- Completed loan applications or bring their Federal PIN number (if the student is applying for any of the federal loan programs available at Florida Career College)
- Personal references with a valid address and phone number if applying for a loan