Barry University will provide you with everything you need to learn in order to begin and have a…read moresuccessful career. Great Instructors, very knowledgeable.

I came by to use their ev car chargers & the campus is really relaxing. The chargers all work &…read morewere wide open (winning). School is out for winter break so it's a nice place to jog, skate etc. it's really peaceful. There's some staff around & they're very polite & helpful. It was greatly appreciated. This is my new little spot.

I went this past week so my step daughter could apply. Everyone was extremely helpful and made it…read moremuch easier for her. She was nervous at first but the staff at the admissions office was so pleasant. We will be going back this upcoming week to complete all the following steps in her college journey. Thank you, Broward College.

This is a great campus, located right here in Davie. The staff are amazingly friendly and…read moreinformative on gardening. They have a new building called the hurricane house. You can learn about the different products to protect your house from hurricanes. I highly recommend taking any course or workshop here. This is the time of year to start your garden!

This is a pretty awesome school. Talk about a good time. I have had some really amazing moments…read morehere. The professors I have met have all been very kind and helpful. I spent two semesters there back in 2003. Love it.

THE ULTIMATE STUDY SPACE! You're lucky if you're a BC or FIU student because this location is…read morepeaceful and extremely modern. The architecture of the building and views of I-75 let you relax and study peacefully. A HIDDEN GEM! Security is nice to everyone and maintenance hardly cleans and sit on their phones because the building is literally empty sometimes. It's worth the drive from main campuses to find a study space or take classes!

This is a great new addition to Broward College and FIU. This building is well executed, it houses…read moreBroward College on floors 1-2 and FIU on floors 3-4. It has a bookstore, many area's that you are able to sit and study, elevators, advisors, student life and a Subway.The classrooms are nice in size and usually will have a view of the highway (I-75) as it was built right next to it. There is plenty of parking and campus security is not to big on having a parking pass for this location. The science labs located on the fourth floor are state of the art and are shared between FIU and Broward College. There's also free Wifi for students. The building is extremely clean (as it's new) and currently they are still adding amenities for students to enjoy learning here. I would recommend coming here for classes (primarily business and general education courses) and to lose the craziness that is involved with going to the bigger campuses!

A very nice campus. I have been here twice now, once for enrolling my daughter for a summer class…read morelast year and yesterday to come n visit the turtles in the main pond there. There are approx 100 turtles that hang out near the bridge...amazing to see and very nice for me as I am a nature lover, and my daughter is studying environmental subjects so right up our alley......

I applied to the Landscape Architecture program and was accepted into the 3-year program. I don't…read morethink my portfolio was every actually reviewed, at least I never had comments on it. I has taken me almost 2 years to get information on my application. The academic advisors are poor and just forward emails and don't follow-up. My FIU email never worked and the IT department could not figure it out. I have raised a formal complaint with FIU to try and get someone to respond. The program does not have very good ratings and now I understand why, its the poor quality staff. I put alot of creativity into my application and was so excited. The Chair and advisors are dreamkillers.

They should extend to Career applicants the courtesy of proper follow ups via phone call or email…read moreabout post interview decision --

La Universidad Vargas en Pembroke Pines Florida me dio la oportunidad de crecer y enseñarme a ser…read moremejor en toda area de mi vida, a abrirme la puerta a un nuevo mundo que jamás imagine uviera podido lograr, gracias a personas muy bien preparadas con integridad, dedicación, valores y amor a su profesión como lo son Alicia,Lelis,Claudia,Fernando,Jose,Angel Sylvia y otros profesores .La Universidad Vargas fue una de las mejores decisiones que he tomado para mi vida,me enseñaron a seguir adelante, a luchar por mis metas sueños a creer mí y no rendirme, para mi es un privilegio poder compartir esta experiencia que llevaré por siempre en mi corazón y estaré eternamente agradecida con Dios primeramente y segundo con la Universidad Vargas por darme la oportunidad de poder servir y brindar en mí profesión lo mismo que ellos hicieron por mí .

2020 Honors grad here. While I agree with other reviews on admissions staff being incompetent, the…read morecollege overall was great. Most of, if not all, my professors were from FAU, NOVA & University of Miami. In fact, my MGF1106 class was the exact same that the professor taught to his class at FIU. I paid $117 per credit hour though. What a steal. All my credits transferred to FAU and I currently have a 3.8 GPA at Florida Atlantic University. Getting my AA at Broward really prepared me for the 3000/4000 level classes at university. Pro tips: meet with your advisor often and do not be above using "word count memes" for real! 3000 word minimum? Change that "also" to "in addition to." Change "This suggests" to "Therefore elucidating the impression that." Sprinkle that in like Salt Bea! Huge thanks to the math lab for helping me get a B+ in STA2023. Gracias Marta for tutoring me in Spanish! Getting an A+ in a 4 credit hour class meant so much to me! "When the student is ready, the teacher will appear." Senior year at FAU this fall, here I come!

This college needs to be investigated ASAP!! I don't even know how their programs are thriving or…read morethe student enrollment is even a thing here. Because the amount of back & forth I experienced before hand is ridiculous. Acting like my transcript has germs on it and making me send it over & over again because "I have a class in progress" which simply means I just needed to pay for it and acting like their so incompetent to understanding made me even more mad. A whole year has passed and I got accepted at 3 other Florida colleges. They evaluated my transcripts, did my aid package, and set me up for orientation to understand the platforms to do my work. Y'all need to do better because this college is backwards!! Please report them to the BBB (Better business bureau) and flor department of education.

This community college is located on Sheridan Street and Jaguar Way (Academic Village); it's…read moreconjoined with Pembroke Pines Charter High School and Southwest Regional Library. I was lost trying to find it at first, but don't worry. When you drive through the entrance, go straight forward and you will see blue Broward College signs that lead you to the student parking lot. They have fast and free Wi-Fi but is only accessible to active students. You'll need to know your student email (username@broward.edu) to log in. The student lounge is located on the second floor, where most of the classes are held. When you get there, you will see four tables, four Lenovo computers, a balcony, and five vending machines (school supplies, snacks, soda, coffee, and ice cream). It's a nice little area to chill and get some work done. This campus may seem deserted and dull since most of the extracurricular activities and educational services have moved over to the Broward College - Miramar West Center, but it's still an excellent way for college and dual enrollment students to start their journey.

Having come from Miami Dade I was scared that offices such as Financial Aid weren't going to be as…read morehelpful. However, I was proved wrong. I have been satisfied with the attention I have received here. Here you are a name, and that really makes a difference. You end up having your classes with the same professors and the same students which could make it or break it. It's really up to you. I haven't tried the cafeteria food this semester but it always smells amazing when you walk past. Your education is what you make of it, honestly. The buildings are a tad outdated. Any catholic school I've been is like that. Having spent most of my life in Catholic institutions, St Thomas feels like a home away from home.

Please be careful of When you are applying to this school. They Misinformed me about my Family…read moremember enrolling admission details. When you call they agree to everything with a admission advisor, and then you pay for the admission fee which is non refundable. Please note that they change there agreement on what will be completed by school. I called over three times to speak with an Admission Director. Never was contacted back. I spoke to advisor, and then was hung up on. Please Please any future students, be very care of this school. And do not, I repeat do not pay admission fee until you have everything in clarity to understand what admission will do in some format of email or writing.

don't waste your time and money with this university, especially the radiologic technologist…read moreprogram. it's so disorganized, lack of communication, and when you complain to student admin they don't see you as a student but only as a seat to fill and a dollar sign on your face. the rad tech program currently has five cohorts and two professors and the director have quit. today was the start of our new class and we don't have a professor to us this critical positioning class that we need before we go on clinicals. frustrated doesn't even begin to describe what i feel right now. save yourself the headache and avoid coming here.

Horrible university, specifically the rad tech program. I cannot fathom at how disorganized and…read moreunprofessional the staff are for this RT program. Starting with the director who is very understaffed and very unproductive with the students. 2 professors have already quit the program leaving the students to drown on their own.