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ISLAND LIVING,ISLAND LEARNINGKey West Marathon TavernierFlorida Keys Community College 1

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With a studentbody of onlyapproximately 1,500students and astudent to facultyratio of just 14 toone, learning atFKCC is personaland hands-on.Getting a high-quality education andenjoying a naturally beautiful locale arenot mutually exclusive endeavors. There isa place where you can get the training and skills youneed for an exciting career or prepare to transfer to afour-year institution, while basking in the tropical sunand wading in warm ocean waters. That place is onthe charming island chain of the Florida Keys, at thesouthernmost learning institution in the continentalUnited States—Florida Keys Community College.When you combine a faculty of experts, each withyears of professional experience, the natural resourcesaccessible only in the Florida Keys, and the famouslycharming Keys lifestyle, you get what we like to call“Island Living, Island Learning.”Florida Keys Community College 3

Visit www.fkcc.eduto further explore ourexciting degree offerings.CHARTYOURFKCC offers an array of associate degrees and career trainingprograms to suit your academic and professional goals.Associate in ArtsAssociate in ScienceThe A.A. is a transfer degree thatprovides a course of study equivalentto those offered to freshman andsophomore students in the lowerdivision of Florida’s state universities.The A.S. is a degree that preparesstudents for immediate employmentin a specific occupational field andprepares students to transfer into aFlorida university.The degree includes 36 hours ofgeneral education which parallels theuniversity requirements and 24 hoursof electives in preparation for a majorarea of study.The degree includes 15-18 credithours of transferable generaleducation courses, as well astransferable technical courses.4 Florida Keys Community CollegeAssociate in AppliedScienceThe A.A.S. is a college-leveltechnical degree that preparesstudents for immediate employmentin a specific occupational field.The A.A.S. provides the samecareer preparation as the A.S. but isnot designed as a college transferprogram. The degree may transferto some universities under specialarticulation agreements.

COURSETO YOUR FUTURE.CertificateVocational TrainingThe Technical Certificate andAdvanced Technical Diploma (ATD)are one-year (or less) programswhich prepare students to enter theworkforce. Many of these programsmay be applied toward to an A.S. oran A.A.S. degree.A Post-Secondary AdultVocational (PSAV) program consistsof (usually) one year or less ofprescribed vocational credits (noncollege level credit), which providestudents with specific skills forimmediate job entry.A. A.A. S.A.A.S.CertificatePSAV›››››Bachelor’s DegreeWork and/or Bachelor’s DegreeWorkWork and/or A.S., CollegeCollege 5

STARTHERE.Go Anywhere.SEAMLESS UNIVERSITY TRANSFEROften referred to as the “university transfer” degree, the Associatein Arts (A.A.) is the smart start toward your choice of hundredsof bachelor degree programs. During your two years at FKCC,you take similar general education courses as a freshman and sophomoreat a university, totaling 60 credit hours.One of the greatest advantages of earning an A.A. at FKCC is the College’s“2 2” full articulation with all of Florida’s 12 public and 31 independentuniversities. In addition, FKCC has articulation agreements with nearly adozen other institutions—making it easy to take the next step.Create a planA.A. students are encouraged to think ahead from the very beginning. Youracademic advisor will help you develop a “University Transfer Plan,” whichwill align your elective courses to the major in which you intend to pursue abachelor’s degree. Keep in mind that there may be additional requirements andprerequisite courses that exceed 60 credits, so it is important that you work withyour advisor and consult the FKCC catalog.POPULAR UNIVERSITY TRANSFER PLANS INCLUDE:§§Accounting§§Dental Hygiene§§Biology§§History§§Business Administration§§Hospitality & Tourism Management§§Criminal Justice§§Marine/Aquatic Biology§§Psychology6 Florida Keys Community College

FKCC to Fiji“I had no idea that three and ahalf years after my first course atFKCC I would end up with a dreamjob in Fiji—working with worldrenowned shark biologists and havinga blast in one of the most beautifulplaces on the globe.FKCC opened my eyes to a world ofopportunity that none of my four-yearuniversity peers had. Not only did I geta first-class marine science education,but the practical skills to go with it:snorkeling, SCUBA diving, researchdiving, research vessel operations the whole nine yards. My exposureto the coral reef environment andmy AAUS scientific diver certificationhelped me become a well-roundedfield scientist and put me head andshoulders above even the graduatelevel students. It changed mylife forever.”Joshua FrederickMarine Biologist/Dive Instructor/FieldOperations CoordinatorProjects Abroad-Fiji’10, A.S. Marine EnvironmentalTechnology- FKCC’12, B.S. Marine Biology- NovaSoutheastern UniversityFlorida Keys Community College 7

HANDS-ONTRAINING forREAL WORLDJOBS8 Florida Keys Community CollegeASSOCIATES andCERTIFICATES

BusinessIn the dynamic and expanding world of business, thosewith a business degree or certificate are more likely tothrive. FKCC’s business program reflects the island’s fierceentrepreneurial spirit and empowers students to turn theirpassion into a viable enterprise. Students will learn a rangeof essential skills —from accounting and management tomarketing and communication—all required to succeed inany business sector.§§A.S. in Business Administration§§Certificate in EntrepreneurshipComputer ScienceIntrigued by how Facebook works? Awed by lifelike graphics in computer games? Wondering howinformation exists in a cloud? Then computer sciencemay be the field for you. Computer and informationtechnology is one of the fastest growing industries andpermeates virtually all business sectors throughoutthe world. As technology constantly evolves, thedemand for well-trained computer science professionalsremains strong.§§A.S. in Computer Information Technology§§A.S. in Computer Programming and Analysis§§Certificate in Computer ProgrammingDivingTrain for a career with real depth at FKCC’s JamesE. Lockwood, Jr. School of Diving and UnderwaterTechnology. With superior facilities—including a 40-footdeep dive training lagoon and a living coral reef just fivemiles away—the term “classroom” takes on an entirelynew meaning.§§A.A.S. in Diving Business and Technology§§Certificate in Commercial/Work Diving§§Certificate in Professional Research Diving§§Certificate in Professional Dive Instructor§§Certificate in Diving Medical Technician§§FKCC/ AAUS Certified Research Diver§§Plus a variety of industry tyCollegeCollege 9

Marine ScienceFKCC’s premiere Marine Environmental Technologyprogram combines traditional theoretical classroom timewith practical hands-on learning. Our ideal location—in the heart of a National Marine Sanctuary—providesstudents with a natural outdoor laboratory that isrepresentative of actual work environments in the field.Students will apply conservation and restoration technologywhile learning technician-level scientific skills includingmarine data collection, analysis and reporting.§§A.S. in Marine Environmental Technology§§Marine Mammal Behavior and Training Certificate§§Tropical Ornamental Mariculture Technician CertificateMarine EngineeringIn the Keys and other coastal areas, the business ofboating is essential to many important industries such astourism, transportation, fishing, environmental researchand law enforcement. Therefore, skilled marine mechanicsand boat captains are always needed. Students will betrained to become well-rounded professional marinerswith a variety of skills—from marine engine repair andmaintenance to welding and electricity to fiberglassconstruction and coastal navigation.§§A.A.S. in Marine Engineering, Managementand Seamanship§§Certificate in Marine Engineering§§Plus a variety of industry certificatesNursing & Allied HealthPlan to make your living on, in, orunderwater? There’s absolutely no betterplace to give it real depth than at FKCC.Prepare for an exciting and rewarding career in thehealthcare industry at FKCC. Learn from dedicated facultywith years of professional experience and expertise.Instruction is practical, hands-on, and includes clinicalpractice in local hospitals and healthcare settings thatwill have you ready to fill the growing demand for skilledhealthcare professionals.§§A.S. in Nursing§§Applied Technical Diploma (A.T.D.) for EmergencyMedical Technician§§Certificate in Addiction StudiesPublic SafetyDo you hear a higher calling to protect and serve yourcommunity? FKCC’s Institute for Public Safety is your pathto a career that is not only exhilarating and rewarding,but also incredibly valuable to the health and safety ofmodern society.§§Basic Law Enforcement Academy (PSAV)10 FloridaFlorida tions Basic Recruit (PSAV)

SUPPORTfor SuccessFlorida Keys Community College pridesitself in being a supportive, familiarcommunity in which students canlearn and grow. Our small classes and handson attention from knowledgeable, passionatefaculty and staff create personalized educationalexperiences that have come to be the hallmarkquality of the institution.As an FKCC student, you are encouraged to visitregularly with your academic/program advisorto benefit from services available to support andensure your success during your time at FKCCand beyond. Advisors will help you create apersonalized educational plan that best meetsyour goals—including degree and courseselections as well as career preparation anduniversity transfer guidance.Students can access a myriad of resources, toolsand services through the Library. They can alsoreceive additional support 24 hours a day via thefree online tutoring service, yCommunityCollegeCollege 11

STUDENTLifeLet’s be real; going to college is about more than just going to class!Students want to make lifelong friends and share experiences that willbecome cherished memories. That’s why FKCC sponsors programs,activities and events for students throughout the year. FKCC students enjoybarbeques, pool parties, concerts, movie nights, workshops and community serviceprojects. Joining a student club provides even more opportunities to meet newpeople, develop leadership skills, make a positive impact and just have fun.In addition to a well-rounded campus experience, FKCC students appreciate all thatcomes with living in the colorful, charming community of the Florida Keys. Theyregularly take full advantage of living in “paradise” by studying beachside, biking theislands with friends and partaking in watersports and other outdoor activities 365days a year.12 Florida Keys Community College

LAGOON LANDINGA waterfront view and steps away from class Why live anywhere else?Get the most out of your college experience by living on campus in FKCC’snew residence hall, Lagoon Landing. The 100-bed waterfront studentcommunity features spacious suite-style living arrangements with fullyfurnished four- and five-bedroom, two-bathroom units. With amenities suchas 24/7 security, free Wi-Fi and a fitness center, Lagoon Landing provides a safeand convenient “island home away from llegeCollege 13

FinancingYOUREDUCATIONFKCC is dedicated tohelping studentslearn about themany resources that maybe available to finance theireducation—from scholarships,grants, and student loansto payment plans, workprograms, military and veteranassistance programs.14 legeMore information can befound at www.fkcc.eduor through the Officeof Financial Aid at305-809-3523.

FEDERAL FINANCIAL AIDYour gateway to a variety of federally-funded financial aidopportunities is through the FAFSA, the Free Application for FederalStudent Aid. The application is a three-step process that begins withapplying for a PIN at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Students and parents mayalso pursue federal direct loans, such as subsidized and unsubsidizedStafford Loans and the Parent PLUS Loan.SCHOLARSHIPSFKCC and the FKCC Foundation proudly award an array ofscholarships to students each semester. Criteria for scholarshipsrange widely to accommodate and assist diverse student needsand qualifications.AUTOMATIC PAYMENT PLANFKCC makes paying for college easier by offering monthly, interestfree payment plans. Students can sign up online and choose a planwith flexible options. Payments can be made with a credit/debit cardor banking account.Become an FKCC student!1. Complete the admissions application.2. Research financial aid opportunities.3. Take placement tests and attend a New Student Orientation.4. Meet with an advisor to register for courses; pay tuition and fees.5. Get your FKCC Student I.D. card.6. Buy your books and go to class.For more information or assistance, email the FKCC Admissions Officeat admissions@fkcc.edu or call (305) ollegeCollege 15

VISIT USThe best way to find out what “Island Living,Island Learning” is all about is to visit us. Tours ofthe Key West Campus are available on Mondays andFridays at 12:30p.m. or by appointment. To request atour and learn more about upcoming future studentevents, visit fkcc.edu/future-students.Florida Keys Community College is accredited by theCommission on Colleges of the Southern Association ofColleges and Schools to award the associate degree. Contactthe Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur,Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for questions aboutthe accreditation of Florida Keys Community College.www.fkcc.edu16 Florida Keys Community College

One of the greatest advantages of earning an A.A. at FKCC is the College’s “2 2” full articulation with all of Florida’s 12 public and 31 independent universities. In addition, FKCC has articulation agreements with nearly a dozen other institu

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