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Broward College is a public community college headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, operating across multiple campuses in Broward County (Central/Davie, North/Coconut Creek, South/Pembroke Pines) plus an Online Campus. Founded circa 1963 and governed by a District Board of Trustees under the Florida College System, the institution offers a layered credentialing portfolio: Technical Certificates for immediate workforce entry, Associate of Science (AS) and Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degrees for specialized careers, the Associate of Arts (AA) for guaranteed transfer as a junior to Florida public universities, and Bachelor's degrees in workforce-demand areas. Non-credit Workforce & Continuing Education, Health Sciences Continuing Education, and Corporate Education programs supplement the credit catalog, with a Health Sciences Simulation Center and the Buehler Planetarium as ancillary facilities.

The underlying technology stack centers on BC Online as the learning management system supporting blended and fully online modalities, with student services delivered through the myBC Student Portal and Salesforce-based inquiry/apply flows. Placement testing relies on computer-adaptive systems (ACCUPLACER Next Generation, ACCUPLACER ESL/LOEP, PERT, HLM, TBE), and remote proctoring is supported through third-party vendors (ProctorU, D2L, Honorlock, Examity). The institution is SACSCOC-accredited and carries Purple Star, Best For Vets, and Military Friendly designations.

The business model operates as a state-supported public institution with primary revenue from tuition and fees (in-state tuition $984/term plus $431 in fees), supplemented by federal financial aid, state and federal grants (e.g., $949,986 U.S. Department of Education, $900,000+ Florida Job Growth Grant Fund), and private donations (e.g., a $4.1 million GA Telesis contribution including Rolls-Royce Trent 800 jet engines). Customer segments span traditional degree-seeking students, dual enrollment high schoolers (minimum 3.0 GPA), veterans and military-affiliated students, foster care and homeless youth (with tuition exemptions), international students, and adult workforce learners — distributed across the Broward County region with global online reach.

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Broward College is a public community college in Broward County, Florida, offering associate degrees, bachelor's degrees, technical certificates, and workforce training across three campuses and online. It serves diverse students including traditional, dual enrollment, veterans, foster youth, and adult learners.

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community college education, associate degree programs, workforce training, online higher education, career certificate programs
Industry2 codes
1Comprehensive Community Colleges (Transfer + Workforce)
CodeEDAHADAEPrimaryYes
2Junior Colleges (Associate-Degree Granting)
CodeEDAHADACPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Junior Colleges6112
  • Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools6113
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  • Services-Educational Services8200
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Community College / Higher Education
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1Tuition and Fees
TypeSubscription Recurring
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Broward College generates primary revenue from tuition and fees charged to students. In-state tuition is $984 per term plus $431 in fees; out-of-state fees are $3,492 per term. Additional costs include food & housing, books, transportation, and personal expenses. Financial aid, grants, and work study programs offset costs for eligible students.

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2Grants and Donations
TypeLicensing Royalties
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Broward College receives significant grant funding from government programs (e.g., Florida Job Growth Grant Fund - $900,000+ for AvMaX program) and private donations (e.g., $4.1 million contribution from GA Telesis including Rolls-Royce Trent 800 jet engines).

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1In-State Tuition - Student Living with Parents
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Tuition: $984/term; Fees: $431/term; Food & Housing (with parents): $3,861/term; Books & Supplies: $1,502/term; Transportation: $2,600/term; Personal Expenses: $1,475/term; Total COA: $10,853/term

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2In-State Tuition - Students Living Independently
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Tuition: $984/term; Fees: $431/term; Food & Housing: $9,750/term; Books & Supplies: $1,000/term; Transportation: $5,000/term; Personal Expenses: $2,500/term; Total COA: $19,665/term

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3Out-of-State Fees
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Additional fees of $3,492/term on top of in-state tuition. Out-of-state total COA with parents: $13,914/term; independently: $22,726/term

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4Federal Work Study
ModelUsage-basedBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
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Work Study students are paid $14/hour, restricted to maximum 25 hours/week. Awarded on first-come, first-serve basis.

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Broward College is a public community college providing associate degrees, bachelor's degrees, and technical/credit certificates across disciplines such as health sciences, nursing, aviation, IT, business, public safety, and liberal arts. It delivers instruction through on-campus, hybrid, and online modalities, supplemented by workforce training, continuing education, and corporate-training services for South Florida employers.

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  • Graduates ranked as highest earners in Florida state (Labor Market Experiences after Postsecondary Education study)
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Product overview1 text field

Broward College is a community college offering a comprehensive portfolio of educational products and services organized in a degree progression architecture. The institution provides Technical Certificates for immediate workforce entry, AS and AAS Degrees for specialized career training, AA Degrees for university transfer, and Bachelor's Degrees in workforce demand areas. The college supplements its credit programs with Workforce & Continuing Education non-credit offerings. Student support services include Veterans Services, Foster Care and Homeless Youth Support, and Health Sciences Simulation Center. The institution operates the myBC Student Portal as its primary digital platform for student services including registration, financial aid management, and refund processing.

Product and service10 records
1Associate of Arts (AA) degree
CategoryUndergraduate degree programs
Description

A two-year associate degree designed for transfer to a four-year university; intended for recent high-school graduates and adult learners completing general-education credits.

2Associate of Science (AS) degree
CategoryUndergraduate degree programs
Description

A two-year career-focused associate degree in fields such as nursing, IT, business, and public safety, intended for students seeking direct entry into the workforce.

3Bachelor of Science (BS) / Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) degrees
CategoryUndergraduate degree programs
Description

Selected four-year bachelor's degree programs (e.g., in nursing, IT, public safety management, supervision and management) for students who continue past the associate level or transfer in.

4Career and technical certificates
5Broward College Online
CategoryOnline learning
Description

Online delivery channel offering fully online degrees, certificates, and individual courses for students who need flexible, remote access to instruction.

6Continuing Education and Workforce Training
7Dual enrollment / early college programs
CategoryK-12 partnerships / early college
Description

Programs that allow qualifying high-school students to take college courses for credit; intended for high-school students seeking an early start on a college credential.

8Aviation programs (e.g., Professional Pilot Technology, Aviation Maintenance)
CategorySpecialized technical programs
Description

Specialized aviation degree and certificate programs (e.g., Professional Pilot Technology, aviation maintenance) that prepare students for FAA-certified aviation careers.

9Nursing and Health Sciences programs
CategoryHealth sciences and nursing
Description

ASN, BSN, and allied-health degree and certificate programs preparing students for licensure and employment in nursing and health-sciences careers.

10Public Safety training (Criminal Justice, Fire Science, EMT/Paramedic)
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Partnership2 partners
Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-04-30
Description

GA Telesis made a landmark $4.1 million contribution to Broward College, anchored by the donation of two Rolls-Royce Trent 800 jet engines to be used as training assets in the college's aviation maintenance programs. The investment is designed to bridge the gap between classroom instruction and real-world operational environments by providing students hands-on experience with current-generation widebody engine technology. The initiative positions Broward College at the forefront of aviation maintenance training and forms part of GA Telesis's broader commitment to developing the aviation workforce.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Sunshine Health's workforce development program (Sunshine Health Works) partnered with 12 local colleges across Florida including Broward College. The program trained nearly 1,900 participants across Florida through partnerships with local colleges, healthcare providers, and community organizations, offering 17 healthcare certifications including Certified Nursing Assistant, Home Health Aide, and Licensed Practical Nurse.

Recent move6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

The largest community college in the United States, also part of the Florida College System. Operates multiple campuses across Miami-Dade County with similar AA, AS, AAS, and Bachelor's pathways, dual enrollment, and large workforce development programs. Directly comparable on geography, scale, and mission.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Florida state college in Orlando, also Aspen Prize-recognized (winner) and routinely ranked among the top community colleges nationally. Comparable in offering AA/AS/AAS/Bachelor's degrees, large dual enrollment footprint, and outcomes-focused positioning.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Florida state college serving Palm Beach County with associate degrees, bachelor's degrees, and workforce programs. Geographic neighbor and direct competitor for Broward County students along the South Florida corridor.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Florida state college on the Space Coast with AA/AS/AAS/Bachelor's degrees, technical certificates, and significant workforce and aerospace-aligned training programs. Comparable program mix including aviation-adjacent technical training.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Florida state college in the Tampa Bay region offering associate, bachelor's, and workforce programs with extensive online learning. Comparable in scale, degree mix, and reliance on state appropriations under the Florida College System.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Florida community college serving the Tampa Bay area with multiple campuses, AA/AS/AAS degrees, technical certificates, and workforce development. Direct comparable on Florida College System governance and community college mission.

TypeRegional player
Description

Florida state college serving Marion, Citrus, and Levy counties with associate degrees, bachelor's, and workforce programs. Comparable program mix but operates in a different geographic region of Florida.

TypeRegional player
Description

Florida state college on the Treasure Coast offering AA, AS, AAS, and Bachelor's degrees plus technical certificates. Comparable program mix and Florida College System governance, but serves a different region.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Large multi-campus community college system in Texas with associate degrees, workforce programs, and corporate training. Comparable in scale, multi-campus distribution, and workforce development emphasis, though operates in a different state.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Largest community college in Virginia with multiple campuses, comprehensive AA/AS/AAS programs, and significant workforce and dual enrollment operations. Comparable multi-campus scale and community college mission.

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Broward College

Community College / Higher Educationbroward.edu

Broward College is a public community college in Broward County, Florida, offering associate degrees, bachelor's degrees, technical certificates, and workforce training across three campuses and online. It serves diverse students including traditional, dual enrollment, veterans, foster youth, and adult learners.

What Broward College does

Broward College is a public community college headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, operating across multiple campuses in Broward County (Central/Davie, North/Coconut Creek, South/Pembroke Pines) plus an Online Campus. Founded circa 1963 and governed by a District Board of Trustees under the Florida College System, the institution offers a layered credentialing portfolio: Technical Certificates for immediate workforce entry, Associate of Science (AS) and Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degrees for specialized careers, the Associate of Arts (AA) for guaranteed transfer as a junior to Florida public universities, and Bachelor's degrees in workforce-demand areas. Non-credit Workforce & Continuing Education, Health Sciences Continuing Education, and Corporate Education programs supplement the credit catalog, with a Health Sciences Simulation Center and the Buehler Planetarium as ancillary facilities.

The underlying technology stack centers on BC Online as the learning management system supporting blended and fully online modalities, with student services delivered through the myBC Student Portal and Salesforce-based inquiry/apply flows. Placement testing relies on computer-adaptive systems (ACCUPLACER Next Generation, ACCUPLACER ESL/LOEP, PERT, HLM, TBE), and remote proctoring is supported through third-party vendors (ProctorU, D2L, Honorlock, Examity). The institution is SACSCOC-accredited and carries Purple Star, Best For Vets, and Military Friendly designations.

The business model operates as a state-supported public institution with primary revenue from tuition and fees (in-state tuition $984/term plus $431 in fees), supplemented by federal financial aid, state and federal grants (e.g., $949,986 U.S. Department of Education, $900,000+ Florida Job Growth Grant Fund), and private donations (e.g., a $4.1 million GA Telesis contribution including Rolls-Royce Trent 800 jet engines). Customer segments span traditional degree-seeking students, dual enrollment high schoolers (minimum 3.0 GPA), veterans and military-affiliated students, foster care and homeless youth (with tuition exemptions), international students, and adult workforce learners — distributed across the Broward County region with global online reach.

Broward College firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Broward College
Legal name
Broward College
Website
https://broward.edu
Company type
Public
Founded year
1963
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1,001–5,000 employees
Short description
Broward College is a public community college in Broward County, Florida, offering associate degrees, bachelor's degrees, technical certificates, and workforce training across three campuses and online. It serves diverse students including traditional, dual enrollment, veterans, foster youth, and adult learners.
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Broward College industry classification

Industry
Product category
Community College / Higher Education
NAICS
Junior Colleges (6112), Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools (6113)
SIC
Services-Educational Services (8200)
akta.pro primary industry
Comprehensive Community Colleges (Transfer + Workforce) (EDAHADAE)
akta.pro secondary industry
Junior Colleges (Associate-Degree Granting) (EDAHADAC)

Keywords

  • Community college education
  • Associate degree programs
  • Workforce training
  • Online higher education
  • Career certificate programs

Where Broward College is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Fort Lauderdale
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices5 records

Markets served

Broward College business model

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B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Tuition and Fees: Broward College generates primary revenue from tuition and fees charged to students. In-state tuition is $984 per term plus $431 in fees; out-of-state fees are $3,492 per term. Additional costs include food & housing, books, transportation, and personal expenses. Financial aid, grants, and work study programs offset costs for eligible students.
  2. Grants and Donations: Broward College receives significant grant funding from government programs (e.g., Florida Job Growth Grant Fund - $900,000+ for AvMaX program) and private donations (e.g., $4.1 million contribution from GA Telesis including Rolls-Royce Trent 800 jet engines).

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionTermIn-State Tuition - Student Living with Parents
SubscriptionTermIn-State Tuition - Students Living Independently
SubscriptionTermOut-of-State Fees
Usage-basedPay-as-you-goFederal Work Study

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels6 records

Broward College product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Broward College is a public community college providing associate degrees, bachelor's degrees, and technical/credit certificates across disciplines such as health sciences, nursing, aviation, IT, business, public safety, and liberal arts. It delivers instruction through on-campus, hybrid, and online modalities, supplemented by workforce training, continuing education, and corporate-training services for South Florida employers.

Product overview

Broward College is a community college offering a comprehensive portfolio of educational products and services organized in a degree progression architecture. The institution provides Technical Certificates for immediate workforce entry, AS and AAS Degrees for specialized career training, AA Degrees for university transfer, and Bachelor's Degrees in workforce demand areas. The college supplements its credit programs with Workforce & Continuing Education non-credit offerings. Student support services include Veterans Services, Foster Care and Homeless Youth Support, and Health Sciences Simulation Center. The institution operates the myBC Student Portal as its primary digital platform for student services including registration, financial aid management, and refund processing.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Associate of Arts (AA) degree A two-year associate degree designed for transfer to a four-year university; intended for recent high-school graduates and adult learners completing general-education credits.
  • Associate of Science (AS) degree A two-year career-focused associate degree in fields such as nursing, IT, business, and public safety, intended for students seeking direct entry into the workforce.
  • Bachelor of Science (BS) / Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) degrees Selected four-year bachelor's degree programs (e.g., in nursing, IT, public safety management, supervision and management) for students who continue past the associate level or transfer in.
  • Career and technical certificates
  • Broward College Online Online delivery channel offering fully online degrees, certificates, and individual courses for students who need flexible, remote access to instruction.
  • Continuing Education and Workforce Training
  • Dual enrollment / early college programs Programs that allow qualifying high-school students to take college courses for credit; intended for high-school students seeking an early start on a college credential.
  • Aviation programs (e.g., Professional Pilot Technology, Aviation Maintenance) Specialized aviation degree and certificate programs (e.g., Professional Pilot Technology, aviation maintenance) that prepare students for FAA-certified aviation careers.
  • Nursing and Health Sciences programs ASN, BSN, and allied-health degree and certificate programs preparing students for licensure and employment in nursing and health-sciences careers.
  • Public Safety training (Criminal Justice, Fire Science, EMT/Paramedic)

Quantifiable outcome

  • Graduates ranked as highest earners in Florida state (Labor Market Experiences after Postsecondary Education study)
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use Broward College

Customer profile

Named customers4 records

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Broward College technology and API

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Broward College partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered flagship and minor.

  • GA Telesis, LLCflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 30 April 2026GA Telesis made a landmark $4.1 million contribution to Broward College, anchored by the donation of two Rolls-Royce Trent 800 jet engines to be used as training assets in the college's aviation maintenance programs. The investment is designed to bridge the gap between classroom instruction and real-world operational environments by providing students hands-on experience with current-generation widebody engine technology. The initiative positions Broward College at the forefront of aviation maintenance training and forms part of GA Telesis's broader commitment to developing the aviation workforce.
  • Sunshine Health (Subsidiary of Centene Corporation)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerSunshine Health's workforce development program (Sunshine Health Works) partnered with 12 local colleges across Florida including Broward College. The program trained nearly 1,900 participants across Florida through partnerships with local colleges, healthcare providers, and community organizations, offering 17 healthcare certifications including Certified Nursing Assistant, Home Health Aide, and Licensed Practical Nurse.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Broward College competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Miami Dade College: The largest community college in the United States, also part of the Florida College System. Operates multiple campuses across Miami-Dade County with similar AA, AS, AAS, and Bachelor's pathways, dual enrollment, and large workforce development programs. Directly comparable on geography, scale, and mission.
  • Valencia College: Florida state college in Orlando, also Aspen Prize-recognized (winner) and routinely ranked among the top community colleges nationally. Comparable in offering AA/AS/AAS/Bachelor's degrees, large dual enrollment footprint, and outcomes-focused positioning.
  • Palm Beach State College: Florida state college serving Palm Beach County with associate degrees, bachelor's degrees, and workforce programs. Geographic neighbor and direct competitor for Broward County students along the South Florida corridor.
  • Eastern Florida State College: Florida state college on the Space Coast with AA/AS/AAS/Bachelor's degrees, technical certificates, and significant workforce and aerospace-aligned training programs. Comparable program mix including aviation-adjacent technical training.
  • St. Petersburg College: Florida state college in the Tampa Bay region offering associate, bachelor's, and workforce programs with extensive online learning. Comparable in scale, degree mix, and reliance on state appropriations under the Florida College System.
  • Hillsborough Community College: Florida community college serving the Tampa Bay area with multiple campuses, AA/AS/AAS degrees, technical certificates, and workforce development. Direct comparable on Florida College System governance and community college mission.

Regional players

  • College of Central Florida: Florida state college serving Marion, Citrus, and Levy counties with associate degrees, bachelor's, and workforce programs. Comparable program mix but operates in a different geographic region of Florida.
  • Indian River State College: Florida state college on the Treasure Coast offering AA, AS, AAS, and Bachelor's degrees plus technical certificates. Comparable program mix and Florida College System governance, but serves a different region.

Broad incumbents

  • Lone Star College: Large multi-campus community college system in Texas with associate degrees, workforce programs, and corporate training. Comparable in scale, multi-campus distribution, and workforce development emphasis, though operates in a different state.
  • Northern Virginia Community College: Largest community college in Virginia with multiple campuses, comprehensive AA/AS/AAS programs, and significant workforce and dual enrollment operations. Comparable multi-campus scale and community college mission.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Broward College social profiles

Digital presence

Broward College compliance and trust

Trust signal

Compliance4 records

Broward College financial estimates

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Valuation estimate

Broward College leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Broward College funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds1 record

Investors1 record

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Broward College M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

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Frequently asked questions about Broward College

What does Broward College do?

Broward College is a public community college providing associate degrees, bachelor's degrees, and technical/credit certificates across disciplines such as health sciences, nursing, aviation, IT, business, public safety, and liberal arts. It delivers instruction through on-campus, hybrid, and online modalities, supplemented by workforce training, continuing education, and corporate-training services for South Florida employers.

Is Broward College a public or private company?

Broward College is a public company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Broward College founded?

Broward College was founded in 1963. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.

Where is Broward College based?

Broward College is headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, United States, in the North America region.

How does Broward College make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Tuition and Fees are the primary driver. The others are grants and Donations.

Who are Broward College's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Miami Dade College, Valencia College, Palm Beach State College, Eastern Florida State College, St. Petersburg College and Hillsborough Community College. Regional players are College of Central Florida and Indian River State College. Broad incumbents are Lone Star College and Northern Virginia Community College.

Does Broward College have an API?

No public API is recorded for Broward College.

What industry is Broward College in?

Broward College's product category is Community College / Higher Education. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDAHADAE, Comprehensive Community Colleges (Transfer + Workforce), with a secondary code of EDAHADAC, Junior Colleges (Associate-Degree Granting). Its NAICS code is 6112 and its SIC code is 8200.

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Inside Higher EdBroward College President Fends Off Firing AttemptBroward College President Torey Alston has retained his position after a judge ordered mediation between him and the Board of Trustees, halting a scheduled vote on his termination. The court's decision was based on Alston's claim that the board violated his employment contract by failing to attempt good-faith dispute resolution first. If mediation fails, the trustees must convene another meeting to proceed with any potential firing.American City Business JournalsBroward College Board of Trustees to consider termination of President Torey AlstonThe Broward College Board of Trustees is scheduled to vote on the potential termination of President Torey Alston. This action follows significant frustration among board members regarding the college's nursing program, which has been placed on probation due to a decline in its exam pass rates.PR NewswireGA Telesis Makes Transformational $4.1 Million Investment in Aviation Workforce Development to Broward CollegeGA Telesis, LLC announced a landmark $4.1 million contribution to Broward College, anchored by the donation of two Rolls-Royce Trent 800 jet engines to be used as training assets in the college's aviation maintenance programs. The investment is designed to bridge the gap between classroom instruction and real-world operational environments by providing students hands-on experience with current-generation widebody engine technology. The initiative positions Broward College at the forefront of aviation maintenance training and forms part of GA Telesis's broader commitment to developing the aviation workforce and strengthening the ecosystem supporting global air transport.Home PageFlorida Invests $8M to Boost Aviation Maintenance Training and MRO Capacity Amid Workforce ShortagesFlorida Governor Ron DeSantis awarded more than $8 million in Job Growth Grant Fund allocations to expand aviation maintenance capacity and technical training programs, directing nearly $5 million to Palm Beach State College for quantum technology and cybersecurity training, $2.5 million to Melbourne Orlando International Airport for maintenance apron expansion, and over $900,000 to Broward College for its AvMaX aviation mechanics program. The airport expansion is expected to generate around 500 new jobs with average salaries between $75,000 and $85,000, as the state responds to persistent workforce shortages in aerospace and defence.FloridianpressDeSantis Awards Over $8M Through Florida Job Growth Grant for Investment, Workforce TrainingGovernor Ron DeSantis announced an award of over $8 million to the Florida Job Growth Grant Fund for workforce and infrastructure support across various industries in Florida, including aerospace, defense, and cybersecurity. The funding will support projects at Palm Beach State College, Melbourne Orlando International Airport, and Broward College, aimed at workforce development and expanding aviation and defense capabilities.Inside Higher EdBroward College Reaches Separation Agreement With PresidentBroward College President Torey Alston and the Board of Trustees reached a mutual separation agreement at a special meeting Tuesday, ending his 18-month tenure. The board agreed to a $430,000 payout, far below the $1.5 million Alston reportedly sought, covering severance, unused leave and a $268,768 withdrawal of a threatened lawsuit.EquestEQuest Raises US$120 Million and Welcomes New Board MemberEQuest Education Group raised US$120 million through debt and equity from KKR’s Global Impact Fund to expand its Canadian International School system and Broward College Vietnam campuses. The company also appointed Ms. Đàm Bích Thuỷ, former President of Fulbright University Vietnam, as an independent board member to strengthen its governance and strategic direction.PR NewswireFAU ANNOUNCES FORMATION OF FAU HEALTH NETWORKFlorida Atlantic University announced the formation of the FAU Health Network, a collaborative academic health partnership across Broward, Palm Beach, and Martin counties in South Florida serving over 3 million residents. The network brings together six initial partners—including Broward College, Palm Beach State College, Memorial Healthcare System, Health Care District of Palm Beach County, and Broward Health—to address Florida's acute healthcare workforce shortages of 60,000 nurses and anticipated shortage of 17,000 doctors. The partnership aims to expand annual enrollments to graduate more than 300 nurses, 104 medical doctors, and 150 social workers per year, while enhancing clinical trials access and reducing the need for residents to travel outside the region for specialized care.PR Newswire$1 Million Awarded for New and Innovative EMPLOYS Program; Broward College Wins Community Foundation of Broward "BE BOLD Prize"The Community Foundation of Broward awarded a $1 million "BE BOLD Prize" to Broward College for its EMPLOYS Program, which aims to help Broward County residents back to work following COVID-19 disruptions. The program will provide 400 participants with wrap-around employment services including transportation, childcare, career advice, and job placement, with Broward College forecasting that 300 to 400 participants will secure new jobs. Broward College plans to sustain the program beyond the initial two-year period through a $30 million endowment grant from MacKenzie Scott.PR NewswireOneLogin Partners With Broward College to Improve Information Security at Scale with Access ManagementOneLogin announced the implementation of its unified access management platform for Broward College, serving nearly 800,000 users including over 60,000 students annually and more than 5,000 faculty and staff members. The platform replaced Broward College's outdated manual provisioning system with a single sign-on portal, multi-factor authentication, and automated user provisioning and de-provisioning integrated with Workday. OneLogin CEO Brad Brooks highlighted the company's focus on education customers, noting the partnership as part of its portfolio serving over 2,500 organizations worldwide.