Brevard Community College Enrollment

	Brevard Community College Enrollment Brevard Community College advisors recommend that extracurricular activities should never interfere with a student's overall academic performance. Students should plan on taking the SAT or ACT test twice, so that a low score can possibly be improved. Religious affiliation: none. 11,708 Students Undergrad: 11,708 Graduate: 0 61% Accepted Graduation rate within 4 years: n/a Brevard Community College Athletics Program Sports camps offer athletes a great way to train, and to work on specific skills with real college coaches during their summer break. Students must meet eligibility requirements to participate in sports or receive financial aid at that college. Brevard Community College Athletics Program may include footall, baseball, and other sports. You can compete either at intercollegiate levels for competitive sports, or simply play intramural sports for fun and exercise. Intercollegiate Athletics Program information listed below, where available. Brevard Community College is a member of The National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA). Student Programs If you cannot attend classes in person, Brevard Community College offers a distance education program. You can study online, and complete degree courses using online videos and tests. If you have the resources and language skills to live in another country, you can enrich your education via the study-abroad option. Please contact the overseas education department for more information. There are evening or weekend classes available, for students who are working, or otherwise unable to attend regularly-scheduled college classes. Day care services may be available; check with student services. You may work part-time while a student, or inquire about work-study options, in order to earn income while a student. The career placement office can match new graduates with job opportunities from companies recruiting on-campus. Brevard Community College offers the following military ROTC training programs, which can reduce tuition costs, and lead to a high-paying career as an officer in the Armed Forces: Army ROTC, Air Force ROTC. Campus living and academic learning come together at Brevard Community College. Extra-curricular programs include student clubs, college life, cultural performances, guest speakers, and intramural athletics. By joining a student organization on campus, you not only enrich your own college experience, but add to the community of your fellow students as well. If you are interested in any of the following clubs, by all means join up, and if there is no chapter yet at your school, be the first to start one. Fine Arts Groups Theater Management Group Art History Forum Screenwriters Association Ceramics Club Screenwriting Program Online Film Studies Musical Theatre Roundtable Modern Dance Advisory Television Broadcasting Club Interior Design Program Dorms & Off-campus Housing Although a great option for freshman, the dorms can get noisy, making study difficult, and there's always someone who wants to talk to you, sometimes late into the night. For your off-campus apartment search, you should begin with the off-campus housing office, which may have rental listings offered by alumni or landlords seeking college student tenants. Beyond the housing office, you can use Craigslist.org, as well as literally going door-to-door, targeting apartment building managers in areas close to campus. A Google Map will help guide you around the college's neighborhood. Brevard Community College Tuition and Fees Brevard Community College tuition and fee statistics follow below, including both in-state and out-of-state tuition and fees. Where data is available, students can anticipate the following educational expenses. In-State Residents In-state Undergrad: tuition = $1,752 fees = $504 credit hour = $94 In-state Graduate: graduate tuition = n/a graduate fees = n/a grad credit hour = n/a Out-of-State Residents Out-of-state Undergrad: tuition = $7,012 fees = $1,292 credit hour = $346 Out-of-state Graduate: graduate tuition = n/a graduate fees = n/a grad credit hour = n/a Financial Aid Application Process An average full-time undergraduate student gets $6,500 in financial aid, along with $1,000 in tax-based aid to offset tuition and fees. Estimates vary about how many college applicants find themselves on a wait list; one report indicates that 10% of applicants were wait-listed. Please note financial aid application deadlines, and submit your application early to maintain the best chances of receiving all the financial aid that you qualify for. Federal Direct Student Loans, also known as Direct Loans or FDLP loans, are funded from public capital originating with the U.S. Treasury. Private student loans are loans that are not guaranteed by a government agency and are made directly to students by banks or finance companies. Private loans are higher cost than federal loans, and are generally only used when students have exhausted the borrowing limit under federal student loans. 14% of undergrads are awarded financial aid, while the total amount of financial aid distributed exceeded $4,366,746. Of the students receiving aid in any form, 34% are able to get grants, averaging $3,419. Some 21% of students seeking financial aid obtain Pell Grants, with the average amount being $2,887 received. Finally, the Federal Student Loan Program contributed an additional $3,703 loan to the students qualifying for federal student aid. Student loans should be seen as the measure of last resort, as this entails graduating with a substantial student debt. Major Degree Program Degree Program College Major Fine Arts Art History   Theater Management   Ceramics   Video Production   Playwriting   Television Broadcasting   Sculpture   Modern Dance   Film Studies   Interior Design   Fashion Photography   Cinematography Brevard Community College Admissions Office Address One college adviser suggested that it is optimal to try taking the hardest courses that are offered at your high school, and that the worst thing you can do is to drop a hard course. While most college admissions involves high school students applying to colleges, transfer admissions are important as well. Early decision is a legally binding decision, meaning that students must withdraw applications to other schools if accepted. Please visit the official website of Brevard Community College, to survey admission requirements, locate the admissions office mailing address, or to get additional information on Brevard Community College majors and online degree programs. Brevard Community College admissions office requirements are listed below in order of decreasing importance. 1. High school GPA. 2. SAT or ACT test scores. 3. Admissions essay. 4. Early decision commitment. 5. AP test scores. 6. Extracurricular activities. Brevard Community College Map Brevard Community College Map 1 University Drive Bluffton OH 45817-2104 (419) 358-3000 (419) 358-3081 Official Website: brevard.cc.fl.us/

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