Palm Beach Community College

 
4200 Congress Avenue
Lake Worth, FL 33461

Palm Beach Community College recognizes that each student is a unique individual with different needs and goals. Our teacher-to-student ratio of 1:23 allows for smaller, more individualized classes, and our faculty members represent some of the best educators in their fields and at Florida colleges. They are dedicated to their students and to helping them achieve their dreams. Palm Beach Community College wants students to "Expect More" from themselves and from Palm Beach Community College, and our outstanding faculty help make that happen.

Being a state-supported institution, among Florida colleges, allows Palm Beach Community College to provide affordable, quality education and training opportunities for all individuals in the College's service area. Our students include those who want to earn a two-year degree and possibly transfer to a four-year university, those who want to earn a certificate and go right to work, and those who simply need to update their skills, renew their licensure or want to learn more about various topics. Palm Beach Community College one of the Florida colleges that serves the entire community.

To effectively serve a district as large and diverse as Palm Beach County, Palm Beach Community College has four convenient locations in Belle Glade, Boca Raton, Lake Worth and Palm Beach Gardens. Great things are happening everyday at our campuses.

Quick Facts:

Palm Beach Community College offers free construction classes to Glades area workers.

From its humble beginnings in 1933 with 41 students in a building adjacent to Palm Beach High School, Palm Beach Community College has grown to four locations and over 47,000 students.

Palm Beach Community College now offers the associate in arts, associate in science and associate in applied science degrees, professional certificates, workforce development and lifelong learning.

Palm Beach Community College was established as Florida's first public two-year college during the Great Depression.