No. Please check this website to see which programs are offered at which campuses.

To be admitted to FCC, you must have a personal interview with an Admissions Representative. You must either be a high school graduate or have your GED. In some cases, instead of a GED you may be admitted by passing an "Ability to Benefit" exam, given at the campus where you will be enrolled. All admissions must be approved by the campus Director of Admissions.

Yes, we can help you, but we cannot guarantee you a job. Our career services team will work with you to help you find a position in your field.

We will do a number of things for/with you:

• We will help you put together a resume.
• We will help you practice interviewing skills.
• We will explain appropriate interview attire.
• We will pass your resume on to prospective employers who have contacted us and whom we feel are appropriate.

No, but we will "partner" with you to help you understand how to do a job search.

Programs are regularly evaluated based on employer needs so that the curriculum is current and meaningful in today's career environment.

In addition to determining the courses of instruction and the content of these courses, the Department is responsible for advisement, tutoring and community resources.

Florida Career College's education is provided by faculty and administration that are truly dedicated to ensuring a positive and productive experience for the student. FCC's instructors have industry experience and are passionate about their fields.

While some financial aid may consist of grants that do not have to be repaid, some financial aid consists of loans that do have to be repaid. Please make sure you fully understand the different types of financial aid you are awarded when you speak with your financial aid representative and ask questions if you are not sure.

Depending on your program, your financial aid eligibility, and your individual financial situation, you may have to make monthly payments while in school.

This depends entirely on the program into which you are enrolling. Your Admission Representative will explain the full cost for you during your admissions appointment. He/she will also explain the value of your FCC education in terms of possible future earning potential, respect in the community and self-esteem.

This depends on the program into which you are enrolled and your individual financial situation. Financial Aid does fully cover the cost for some of our students.

Yes, but you will have to pay for the program ahead of time.

Click on the "Financial Aid" tab above.

Perhaps. Financial Aid is available for eligible non-citizens.

You may still be eligible for Financial Aid if you are not currently in default on a prior student loan.

If you are considered a dependent student, your parents will have to sign the FAFSA. Your answers on the FAFSA will determine whether you are a dependent student.

Once you have been accepted, an appointment will be set up for you with our Financial Services office. During this meeting, a trained financial aid representative will explain all your options.