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Apply NowFederal and State Scholarships/GrantsInstitutional ScholarshipsContact InformationThe 2026/2027 Scholarship Application which is valid for Fall 2026, Spring and Summer 2027, is now open.Please note that the 2025/2026 Scholarship Application is closed.To be considered for all FSW institutional scholarships, students mustApply to FSW and receive a student ID number.Submit a completed FSW Scholarship Application each Academic YearComplete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) each academic year and provide any necessary documents if selected for verification. The FAFSA is required for need-based scholarships, but students are encouraged to complete it every year to maximize their eligibility for financial aid and scholarship opportunities.Apply Now*If you are a student with a documented disability and need assistance with completing this application, please contact the Office of Adaptive Services at AdaptiveServices@fsw.edu or (239) 432‐7354*Students awarded a scholarship will receive an email, via their Bucs email, with further information. It is important to regularly check your student email as scholarships are awarded at various times throughout the academic year. Institutional ScholarshipsFSW awards a variety of unique scholarships each academic year through the fundraising efforts of the FSW Foundation and scholarship funds available through the Office of Financial Aid and Cashier Services.Scholarship award amounts vary and are awarded based on several factors including, but not limited to, merit, financial need, major of study, and/or other specifications set by donors/departments. Students are responsible for meeting all eligible requirements and submitting required admissions and financial aid documents, which may include submitting proof of Florida Residency for Tuition Purposes. Students not meeting Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) or are no longer in Good Academic Standing will not be considered or remain eligible for FSW Scholarships.Isabella Curtis Scholarship for LaBelle High School Graduates Isabella Curtis ScholarshipHonors and Fine Arts Scholarships The scholarships listed below may require a formal audition, submission of portfolio, or additional prerequisites as required.Fine Arts Scholarship – MusicFine Arts Scholarship – TheatreFine Arts Scholarship – Visual ArtsFor Fine Arts Scholarships, complete the FSW Scholarship Application at https://fsw.awardspring.com/. Honors Scholar Program – Apply Here!Federal and State Scholarships/GrantsGrants are financial aid that do not have to be repaid. Eligibility for grants are determined by information obtained from the submission of the Free Application of Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Students must submit a completed Florida Financial Aid Application (FFAA) to The Office of Student Financial Assistance (OSFA) for programs below denoted by an asterisk (*). In order to apply for State Scholarship & Grant Programs, a student must first Create a Student Account. After logging into your account, you may proceed to complete the FFAA. Scholarships and Grants not marked with an asterisk are awarded through the Office of Financial Aid and Cashier Services and do not require the completion of the FFAA.Need Based Grants The Federal Pell Grant Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) Florida Student Assistance Grant (FSAG) (PDF)First Generation Matching Grant (FGMG) (PDF)Federal Work Study (FWS) ProgramFlorida Work Experience (FWEP) Program (PDF)State Scholarships/Grants*Bright Futures Scholarship*Florida Farmworker Student Scholarship Program (PDF)*Rosewood Family Scholarship (PDF)*Scholarship For Children and Spouses of Deceased or Disabled Veterans (PDF)Honorably Discharged Graduate Assistance Program (PDF)Florida First Responders Scholarship ProgramApplication is not required.Program funding is contingent upon an appropriation by the Legislature.The number of scholarships awarded and award amounts will be limited based on availability of funds.Enrollment will be verified, and awards will be posted to eligible students once the add/drop period for the applicable term is complete.Open Door Grant ProgramOutside Donor Scholarships Outside Donor Scholarships are awarded by various businesses, charities, clubs/groups, etc. These scholarships have their own application process and are awarded by the outside organization.All outside donor scholarship checks should be mailed to:The Office of Financial Aid and Cashier Services 8099 College Parkway Fort Myers, FL. 33919When submitting a check as an outside donor, please indicate the following identifiable information: Students first and last name, and student ID number, if available, and the academic year or semester in which to apply funds.Tips:Talk to your high school counselor about scholarships you may be eligible for. Talk to organizations you have volunteered for to see if they have any available funding opportunities.Ask your employer if they offer tuition reimbursement or aid towards your education. The earlier you begin your scholarship research the more opportunities you will discover.Contact Information Live Chat Find our chat at the bottom of this page Click to use the QLESS app to get in line for in-person service. Financial Aid FAQ

Construction, Manufacturing & Industry Pathway

Elevate Your Civic ImpactAlways dreamed of designing skyscrapers or coordinating the construction of public works? Get a degree tailored to your interests with a program in the Construction, Manufacturing & Industry Pathway at FSW! Why Construction, Manufacturing & Industry at FSW? "I've always taken a liking to actually designing things so that's what drew me to civil engineering. Having a professor that is a professional in the career that I want to go into is... helpful to me." - Matthew Mullin, Civil Engineering Technology student Watch more videos about this pathway!A program in the Construction, Manufacturing & Industry Pathway may be for you if you want to:start or elevate your career in high-demand industry positions such as surveyors, civil engineering technicians, construction planners, architectural assistants and moretrain in a hands-on environment with modern, industry-specific hardware and software use your trigonometry and geometry skills to build and createbuild a diverse set of skills including office and field management, blueprint reading, computer skills, code compliance, risk management, communication and moreparticipate in design, computer technology, and math skills classes Explore More Academic & Career Pathways Your Dream Career Begins HereExplore the programs in this Pathway by selecting where you'd like your program to lead you. If You Want to... Then You Should Explore... Transfer to a University or complete your bachelor's at FSW AA Transfer Pathways Enter the workforce or pursue specialized bachelor's degrees Associate in Science (AS) Degree Programs Enter the workforce or pursue advanced degrees Bachelor's (BAS or BS) Degree Programs Enhance skills for a specific job Certificate (CCC, ATC, PSAV) Programs Associate in Science (AS) ProgramsIf you want to enter the workforce immediately upon graduation or have an interest in pursuing a specialized bachelor's degree program (like our Supervision & Management Bachelor's Degree Program), one of these two-year degree programs might be for you.Architectural Design and Construction TechnologyCivil Engineering TechnologyBachelor of Science or Applied Science (BS or BAS) ProgramsIf you want to enter the workforce immediately upon graduation or have an interest in pursuing advanced degrees (masters, doctorate), this four-year degree obtained by completing 60 hours of general education courses (usually an AA or an AS) followed by 60 hours of major specific coursework might be for you.Get Your Bachelor's Degree at FSW!Supervision & Management, BASDid you know that any of the programs in the Construction, Manufacturing & Industry Pathway can be the stepping stone to our bachelor's degree in Supervision and Management? From design and construction foundations to management, the programs at FSW have you covered. Learn MoreDon't see your program here?Customize your own path!Our Associate in Arts (AA) degree can be tailored to prepare you for ANY bachelor's degree program. Contact advising@fsw.edu for more information. Explore More Academic & Career Pathways ContactNeed help choosing your Pathway?Contact Academic Advising at advising@fsw.edu.Related PathwaysExplore pathways that are related to Construction, Manufacturing & Industry. Business Science, Engineering & Math Explore More Academic & Career Pathways

FSW Open Houses

Come out and learn about FSW on October 28th 3:30- 6:30 p.m.Boo-caneer Bash VIP College Enrollment Experience Get a head start on your future at FSW! Before enjoying Boo-caneer Bash, prospective students and their families can take advantage of a personalized VIP College Enrollment Experience. Meet one-on-one with FSW experts who can help you take your next steps toward becoming a Buccaneer.More info to come soon.....In the meantime, we invite you to explore other opportunities to learn about Florida SouthWestern State College from campus tours, upcoming events, and more!Campus MapsEventsAdmissions

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Make Up Exams

Testing Services provides our students with the opportunities to make up classroom exams by helping the faculty administer them at our testing centers. Rules For TestingSubmitting a TestThe faculty member must submit the test electronically to the testing center prior to allowing the student to test.Confirming SubmissionThe student should email the faculty member at least three (3) business days prior to the exam date to confirm the exam has been submitted.Making an AppointmentThe student must confirm the receipt of the auto-generated email before the test date. Afterwards, make an appointment with Testing Services. Arriving on TimeDue to allowing extended time, the latest you could start testing may be 1 PM.The student must allow enough time to complete the exam prior to closing of the testing center by arriving no later than fifteen (15) minutes after their appointment time. Showing IDThe student must present a government-issued photo ID with signature (Driver’s License, Green Card, Passport, Military ID, State ID, Federal ID, or an FSW Buc ID Card, or a current High School ID). Taking a test is not allowed without a valid photo ID. Photocopies and/or pictures are NOT acceptable.Starting LateThe student must sign a waiver acknowledging testing will end promptly by 4:15 p.m. Otherwise, the professor must be contacted to arrange a different testing date. Making an AppointmentFort Myers (Lee) Campus Charlotte CampusCollier CampusHendry/Glades Campus

Academic & Career Pathways

Academic & Career Pathways. Your browser does not support the video tag. Academic & Career PathwaysFSW is dedicated to providing you the tools and assistance you need to graduate! Our 10 Academic & Career Pathways will help you choose the degree that is right for you and take the guesswork out of planning your courses. What is an Academic & Career Pathway? An Academic and Career Pathway is a set of degree and certificate programs in a career area. The degrees within a pathway share similar interests, skills, and transfer or employment opportunities. Pathways are like road maps; they help you navigate your education so you can arrive at your destination: a career. How Do I Use Academic & Career Pathways?Think about your skills and interests. What topics and activities do you like?Explore the pathway that matches your interests by clicking the icon below. Choose a degree or certificate program and career goal in your pathway.Follow your Program Map to finish your degree or certificate. Start your career or transfer into a bachelor's degree program at FSW or a university!Find out more about how to use Academic & Career Pathways or dive right in by selecting your area of interest below! ATTENTION High School Guidance Counselors: Click here to learn how Academic & Career Pathways can help elevate your guidance counseling experience.What is an Academic & Career Pathway? An Academic and Career Pathway is a set of degree and certificate programs in a career area. The degrees within a pathway share similar interests, skills, and transfer or employment opportunities. Pathways are like road maps; they help you navigate your education so you can arrive at your destination: a career. How Do I Use Academic & Career Pathways?Think about your skills and interests. What topics and activities do you like?Explore the pathway that matches your interests by clicking the icon below. Choose a degree or certificate program and career goal in your pathway.Follow your Program Map to finish your degree or certificate. Start your career or transfer into a bachelor's degree program at FSW or a university!Academic & Career Pathways Canvas ModuleFind out more about how to use Academic & Career Pathways or dive right in by selecting your area of interest below! ATTENTION High School Guidance Counselors: Click here to learn how Academic & Career Pathways can help elevate your guidance counseling experience. Full Program List Business Computing Technologies Construction, Manufacturing & Industry Education(Teaching) Health Sciences Humanities, Communication & Global Studies Performing & Visual Arts Public Safety & Law Studies Science, Engineering & Math Social & Behavioral Sciences & Human Services Undecided

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Nursing (BS)

ApplyProgram ContactLead with Care. Advance with ConfidenceDesigned to shape leaders in nursing practice, FSW’s RN-to-BSN Program equips you to take on advanced roles in patient care, education, and healthcare leadership.Program OverviewAdmission RequirementsPriority DeadlinesAcademic StandardsGraduation RequirementsAccreditationLearning OutcomesHelpful LinksContact Us* RN-to-BSN applicants are not required to have all general education courses completed prior to being admitted into the program.* Prospective applicants interested in learning more about our RN-to-BSN program, application requirements, and more, may register for a virtual information session.Program OverviewThe BSN Program at Florida SouthWestern State College is a post-licensure, RN-to-BSN program that provides a pathway to a Bachelor of Science in Nursing for licensed registered nurses who have completed an associate degree, nursing diploma, or another nursing education program that qualified them for RN licensure. Coursework builds upon students' prior nursing education and professional experience.The program serves a diverse student population by providing innovative educational experiences that prepare graduates to meet the healthcare needs of the communities they serve. Through this educational process, students strengthen their understanding of the values, traditions, and responsibilities of professional nursing while developing a broader professional perspective, enhanced critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.Career OutlookThe BSN Program prepares graduates for career advancement in nursing, including opportunities in leadership, management, community health, and academia. It also provides a strong foundation for graduate-level nursing education. Current employment, wage, and career outlook information for registered nurses is available from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook. Program Structure The BSN Program is a planned 120-credit-hour curriculum consisting of 36 credit hours of General Education Requirements, 30 credit hours of Upper-Division Nursing Core Requirements, Additional Lower-Division Nursing Core Requirements, and Additional Program Requirements.The curriculum includes coursework in professional nursing, informatics, pathophysiology, pharmacology, research, advanced health assessment, multicultural nursing, community health, and leadership. All courses are offered online, providing the flexibility to balance professional, personal, and academic responsibilities. Students must complete all General Education Requirements before enrolling in NUR 4827C Leadership in Nursing Practice, the program's capstone course, taken during the final semester. BSN Admission RequirementsRegistered Nurse (RN) LicenseApplicants must have a valid, active, and unrestricted/unencumbered RN license that authorizes them to practice in Florida. The license must remain current throughout enrollment in the program. License status is monitored through Nursys throughout the program. Upon admission to the BSN Program, students must provide their employer information and the last four digits of their Social Security number to enable enrollment in the Nursys monitoring system.Minimum GPA RequirementApplicants must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale in all college-level coursework.Prerequisite Course Admission RequirementsApplicants must complete one course from each of the four prerequisite categories listed below.Mathematics (Choose one of the following mathematics courses)STA 2023 STATISTICAL METHODS orSTA 2014 DESCRIPTIVE AND INFERENTIAL STATISTICS* orSTA 2122 STATISTICAL APPLICATION IN SOCIAL SCIENCE* orMAC X105 COLLEGE ALGEBRA* orMAC X311 CALCULUS I* orMGF X130 MATHEMATICAL THINKING*Anatomy & Physiology I (Choose one of the following A&P I courses)BSC X085 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I AND BSC X085L I (LAB) orBSC X085C ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I (COMBO) orBSC X093 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY AND BSC 1093L (LAB) orBSC X093C ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY (COMBO)Anatomy & Physiology II (Choose one of the following A&P II courses)BSC X086 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II AND BSC X086L II (LAB) orBSC X086C ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II (COMBO) orBSC X094 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY AND BSC 1094L (LAB) orBSC X094C ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY (COMBO)Microbiology (Choose one of the following Microbiology courses)MCB X000 INTRO MICROBIOLOGY AND MCB X000L (LAB) orMCB X000C INTRO MICROBIOLOGY (COMBO) orMCB 2004 INTRO MICROBIOLOGY AND MCB 2004L (LAB) orMCB 2004C INTRO MICROBIOLOGY (COMBO) orMCB X010 INTRO MICROBIOLOGY AND MCB 2010L (LAB) orMCB X010C INTRO MICROBIOLOGY (COMBO) orMCB 2013C INTRO MICROBIOLOGY (COMBO)*Revised Common Prerequisites for the Florida College System Application ProcessComplete the online bachelor's degree admissions application. The Apply link is located at the top of this webpage. Pay the $30 college application fee. Re-admitted students are exempt from this fee. Pay the $25 BSN application evaluation fee. Submit official transcripts from all previously attended institutions directly to the Office of the Registrar.Priority Application Deadlines** ** Priority application deadlines may be extended if seats remain available after the deadline. Term Priority Application Deadline Fall 2026 August 17, 2026 Spring 2027 January 7, 2027 Summer 2027 May 15, 2027 BSN Program Applicants with Previously Earned Associate of Arts or Baccalaureate DegreesStudents who transfer to Florida SouthWestern State College with a previous associate of arts degree from a Florida college or a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited university are considered to have met the General Education Core and Elective coursework (60 credit hours) of the degree. All Coursework will be evaluated by the College to determine credit transfer or applicability to the program.Academic Standards The BSN Program maintains rigorous academic standards. Students are expected to meet the following requirements:A student may repeat a BSN nursing course only once and only on a space-available basis. Any course registration that remains in effect after the add/drop period is considered an attempt. A student who fails or withdraws from a second nursing course may be dismissed from the BSN Program. A student dismissed because of course failures or withdrawals must petition the BSN Program Director and BSN faculty for consideration for readmission.Graduation RequirementsTo be eligible for graduation, students must meet the following requirements:Fulfill all degree requirements for the BSN Program. Successfully complete a minimum of 120 credit hours as outlined in the BSN Program curriculum. Meet the residency requirement by completing at least 15 credit hours of Upper Division Program Requirements and a minimum of 30 total credit hours at Florida SouthWestern State College. Earn a minimum cumulative program GPA of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale. Earn a grade of C or better in all Upper Division Nursing Core (3000- and 4000-level) Program Requirements and all Additional Program Requirements. Students must also complete the State of Florida General Education Core Requirements, including any College-required assessment of General Education outcomes. Transfer coursework will be evaluated for equivalency. Satisfy the State Civic Literacy Competency Requirements.Complete 12 credit hours of coursework demonstrating college-level writing skills with a grade of C or better to satisfy the Writing Intensive Requirement. This includes 6 credit hours of English Composition and 6 credit hours of additional writing-intensive coursework. Satisfy the State Foreign Language Competency Requirement by completing one of the following:- Two semesters of the same college-level foreign language (Level II proficiency). - Documented foreign language proficiency through an approved assessment (for example, CLEP); or - Two years of the same foreign language in high school; BSN Degree - Lower Division RequirementsGeneral Education Requirements: 36 Credit Hours - Refer to the FSW General Education Program Guide BSN Degree - Additional Lower Division Requirements *NOTE: Some of the courses listed below may satisfy General Education Requirements. PSY 2012 – Introduction to Psychology (3 credits) DEP 2004 – Lifespan Development (3 credits) HUN 1201 – Human Nutrition (3 credits) STA 2023 – Statistical Methods I (3 credits) MCB 2010C – Microbiology (4 credits) Anatomy and Physiology I (Choose one course)BSC 1085C – Anatomy and Physiology I (4 credits) or BSC 1093C – Anatomy and Physiology I (4 credits) Anatomy and Physiology II (Choose one course)BSC 1086C – Anatomy and Physiology II (4 credits) or BSC 1094C – Anatomy and Physiology II (4 credits) BSN Degree – Upper Division Nursing Core Requirements (30 Credit Hours)NUR 3805 – Professional Roles and Dimensions (3 credits) NUR 3870 – Informatics for the Health Professional (3 credits) NUR 3125 – Pathophysiology for Nursing Practice (3 credits) NUR 3145 – Pharmacology and Alternative Therapeutics (3 credits) NUR 3655 – Multicultural Nursing (3 credits)NUR 4165 – Nursing Research (3 credits) NUR 3066C – Advanced Health Assessment (3 credits) NUR 4636C – Community Health Nursing (4 credits) NUR 4827C – Leadership in Nursing Practice (5 credits)BSN Degree – Additional Program RequirementsComplete additional coursework numbered 1000–4999 as needed to satisfy the 120 credit hours required for the BSN degree. Students who have not previously met the Florida Civic Literacy Requirement must do so before qualifying for graduation.Total BSN Degree Requirements: 120 Credit HoursBSN End-of-Program Student Learning OutcomesUpon completion of the BSN Program, graduates will be able to:Integrate knowledge from nursing and general education into the practice of professional nursing. Incorporate contemporary concepts of professional nursing practice within the interprofessional healthcare community to promote social determinants of health. Apply transcultural principles and patient-centered care to professional nursing practice.Analyze current and changing information technology and organizational systems to promote a caring, safe practice environment.Evaluate current evidence-based practice within the framework of healthcare.Apply leadership knowledge, skills, and attitudes that support healthcare policies promoting safe, quality nursing care within healthcare systemsDownloads and LinksView the Program of Study in the 2026-27 College CatalogBSN Program Cost (PDF)AccreditationThe Associate and Baccalaureate of Science degree nursing programs at Florida SouthWestern State College at the Charlotte, Collier, and Lee campuses located in Punta Gorda, Naples, and Fort Myers, Florida are accredited by the: Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing, Inc. (ACEN) 3390 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 1400 Atlanta, GA 30326 (404) 975-5000 https://www.acenursing.org/*The most recent accreditation decision made by the ACEN Board of Commissioners for the Baccalaureate nursing program is Continuing Accreditation.Student Achievement Outcome DataStudent achievement outcome data (PDF) provides evidence to demonstrate the extent to which FSW Nursing graduates are adequately prepared. This information is updated annually and made publicly accessible.Program Contact InformationBSNAdvisor@fsw.edu or 239-477-3584

Nursing (AS)

Apply NowContact UsBecome a Registered Nurse.Florida SouthWestern State College’s accredited nursing program prepares you to become a Registered Nurse (RN) through classroom learning, hands-on labs, simulation training, and clinical experience. Graduate ready for the NCLEX-RN and a rewarding healthcare career. The ASN Program is a Limited Access Program Students must first be admitted to FSW, then submit a separate application to the ASN program to be considered for admission. Mission & VisionHelpful Links AccreditationLearning OutcomesAcademic StandardsAdmission RequirementsRN to BSNContact UsWhy FSW?MissionThe mission of the Florida SouthWestern nursing programs is to provide quality, affordable, nursing education programs within Southwest Florida communities.VisionFlorida SouthWestern State College nursing programs will be recognized as beacons of excellence in nursing education, valued for knowledge, skills, and professionalism of graduates practicing within healthcare communities.Prospective applicants interested in learning more about our ASN program, application requirements, and admission process may register for a virtual information session.The Spring 2027 application will be open from July 1, 2026, through September 15, 2026. All admission requirements must be completed by September 15, 2026The TEAS exam is an ASN application requirement. You can register for the exam here.Apply NowFlorida SouthWestern State College offers an Associate Degree in Nursing and a Completion Certificate in a Nurse Refresher Continuing Education course leading to professional licensure. Nursing requires both a degree and the successful completion of additional criteria such as licensure exams, field placements, or clinical hours. If your future plans include achieving licensure or certification, you should know the requirements vary by state.Graduates of the Associate in Science in Nursing (ASN) Program are prepared to become licensed as an entry level Registered Nurse (RN).The nursing curriculum incorporates classroom instruction, laboratory, simulation education, and clinical practice in the care of diverse populations. Local health facilities are utilized for clinical practice, including community agencies, acute care institutions, long-term and ambulatory care facilities. Graduates of the program possess knowledge, values, skills, and compassion: all are essential for professional nursing practice in a dynamic and rapidly changing health care environment.The ASN program is offered on the Charlotte, Collier, and Lee campuses. There are two schedule options available for each campus. The day schedule is offered primarily during daytime hours, Monday – Friday. The evening and weekend schedule is offered primarily evening hours Monday – Friday and weekends. Both schedules consist of classroom instruction, laboratory, simulation education, and clinical practice through multiple modalities including online and in person instruction. Students enrolled in the evening and weekend schedule, will have a Blended-On Campus modality for their didactic courses. In this blended course your professor will mix required on campus class meetings with online coursework. All exams will be held in person on campus. The synchronous online portion of the course may be live in a virtual Zoom classroom. All required class meeting dates and times will be posted in the course schedule for you to plan for. Both schedules will require the student to fully commit to the academic schedule put forth by the nursing department. Occasionally, students from either schedule may be assigned to complete clinical hours during day, evening, or weekend hours. Applicants are able to rank their campus and schedule preferences and once accepted, will remain with that assignment for the duration of the program. For the Associate Degree in Nursing program, completion of program requirements makes you eligible to apply to take the National Counsel Licensure Examination (NCLEX) RN in Florida or one of the other 27 nursing compact states if you are wanting to apply for a multi-state license under the enhanced Nurse Licensure Compact (eNLC). A list of current compact states can be located on the National Council of State Boards of Nursing website. If you are a student who resides outside of Florida or one of the compact states, Florida SouthWestern State College cannot confirm whether this degree program meets educational requirements for professional licensure in your state. Since the ASN program at Florida SouthWestern State College is nationally accredited, the curriculum should meet the requirements of other states; however, some states have requirements in addition to the program’s curriculum. If you wish to take the NCLEX exam in a non-compact state, please contact the board of nursing in that state to determine whether this degree or certificate program will meet their licensure requirements.Current occupational employment and wage data for Registered Nurses are published by the United States Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics.Downloads and LinksView the Program of Study in the 2025-26 College CatalogRegistered Nurses Career InformationRegistered Nurses Wage StatisticsSpring 2025 Admissions Profile (PDF) AccreditationCurrent and Prospective Students DisclosureThe Associate Nursing Program at Florida SouthWestern State College is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN). ‍ 3390 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 1400, Atlanta, GA, 30326The April 2026 decision made by the ACEN Board of Commissioners for the Associate Nursing Program is Continuing Accreditation. View the public information disclosed by the ACEN regarding this program on the ACEN website: https://www.acenursing.org/search-programs*The most recent accreditation decision made by the ACEN Board of Commissioners for the Associate of Science in Nursing program is Continuing Accreditation.End of Program Student Learning OutcomesUpon successful completion of the ASN Program, the graduate will be able to: Interprofessional collaboration: Build effective nursing and interprofessional collaborative relationships through open communication, mutual respect, and shared decision-making to achieve quality care outcomes. Information Literacy and healthcare technology: Demonstrate effective use of information and healthcare technology to deliver high-quality nursing care. Social Determinants of Health: Provide compassionate, respectful nursing care that embraces differing beliefs, practices, and lifestyles to meet the needs of healthcare recipients. Professional identity: Demonstrate the knowledge, skills, and attitudes of the professional nurse while upholding the legal, ethical, and regulatory standards of nursing practice. Contemporary evidence-based practice: Integrate contemporary evidence-based practice to provide safe quality nursing care.Student Achievement Outcome DataStudent achievement outcome data (PDF) provides evidence to demonstrate the extent to which FSW Nursing graduates are adequately prepared. This information is updated annually and made publicly accessible.Degree Requirements and Program LengthThe ASN degree consists of 72 credit hours. These hours include General Education (16 credits), Program Specific Courses (14 credits), and Nursing Core Courses (42 credits). The Nursing Core Courses will be completed after acceptance into the ASN program over four fall/spring semesters. Prior to graduation of the Nursing Program, students must complete all General Education and Program Specific Courses outlined in the program of study. The Traditional and Evening/Weekend schedules for the AS Nursing Program will both require discipline and commitment. Nursing education is rigorous and must be top priority from first semester through graduation to be successful on the NCLEX-RN licensing exam and to become a professional Nurse.LPN Florida Department of Education Gold Standard and Statewide Articulation AgreementsThis Gold Standard Career Pathways Statewide Articulation Agreement guarantees the minimum award of course credits or a block of credit toward the above AAS/AS program is 11 hours of credit. This agreement does not preclude the awarding of additional credits by any college through local agreements. The Licensed Practical Nurse certification, or National Licensed Practical Nurse (NCLEX-PN) certification represents industry acknowledgement of technical skill attainment of competencies in the Nursing (Associate Degree) R.N. program. To be eligible for articulation, the student must show evidence of their current Licensed Practical Nurse certification, or National Licensed Practical Nurse (NCLEX-PN) certification and it must have been issued within three (3) years prior to their enrollment in the program.If space permits, Florida SouthWestern State College offers LPNs, meeting the application and agreement requirements, the option to accept an ASE1000 block of 11 credits. The ASE1000 block consists of Level I AS Degree Nursing Core Courses: NUR1020C, NUR1068C, and NUR2092.Academic Standards and Progression PoliciesAcademic standards in the ASN Program are very rigorous and require full-time commitment.Admission to the program and completion of the curriculum does not guarantee the award of RN licensure by the Board of Nursing.A grade of C or higher must be earned in General Education (16 credits) and program specific (14 credits) courses.Attendance and punctuality are mandatory for all classes. The third and each subsequent classroom absence and/or partial absence will result in a 5-point deduction from the final course grade.Attendance (100%) is required for all laboratory, simulation, and clinical activities.A clinical failure may result if more than two clinicals are missed.A minimum percent score of 77% on exams must be earned in each Nursing/NUR course in order to progress in the program. A score of less than 77% earned in a Nursing/NUR course, according to the syllabus grading requirement, will result in a course failure.All assignments, including clinical requirements, must be completed and turned in prior to the administration of the final examination.If a minimum percent score of 77% is not achieved in two (2) or more Nursing/NUR courses, dismissal from the program may result.Prior to withdrawal from a course, the student must meet with an advisor to discuss financial aid and academic progression.Students who must repeat a course are responsible for any new/additional charges such as curricular changes, student fees, or other associated program fees.Dismissal from the nursing program will occur if a student is deemed unsafe or unprofessional in clinical practice/patient care.Enrollment and Reapplication GuidelinesFlorida SouthWestern State College permits individuals a maximum of two (2) enrollments in the Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) program. This limit applies regardless of the outcome of each enrollment or the point at which the student exited the program. Students who are dismissed from the ASN program, whether for academic or administrative reasons, are required to observe a mandatory waiting period of twenty-four (24) months from the date of dismissal before submitting a new application. Reapplication following this period is not guaranteed and will be subject to the current admissions criteria and space availability at the time of submission. Prospective students are strongly encouraged to review program expectations and ensure they are prepared to meet the academic and professional standards required for successful completion of the ASN program.Admission Requirements & ProcessApplication CyclesFall Semester (August): September 16th through May 15thSpring Semester (January): July 1st through September 15thApplication RequirementsFall 2026/Spring 2027 Admit/Advising Plan (PDF)Fall 2026/Spring 2027 LPN Articulation Admit/Advising Plan (PDF)ProcessAfter the application deadline, applicants are evaluated based on the application requirements (see PDF under Application Requirements). Acceptance to the program is based on the following:Evaluation of application requirementsClearance of a college-approved criminal background check and drug testing.Applicants will be notified when to complete this step, and it will be at their expense.Campus and schedule preferencesSpace availabilityPrior to the first day of class, Students must have successfully completed the following:Student Health FormImmunizationsScreening for tuberculosis (TB)Certification in American Heart Association Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers (CPR and AED)Proof of personal health insurance throughout enrollment in the program, naming the student and dates of coverage.RN to BSN Nursing Career LadderCredits earned in the ASN program will count towards the related baccalaureate Nursing degree completion (RN to BSN) program under the provisions of Florida Rule 6A-10.024. This creates a career ladder so that students can proceed toward their educational objectives as rapidly as their circumstances permit. Please note that ASN graduates will be required to complete all General Education, Program Specific Courses, Foreign Language competence, and earn the Florida Registered Nursing RN credential before admission to the RN to BSN program at FSW. For more information, please refer to the RN to BSN Academic Program Page.Program Contact InformationProspective applicants interested in learning more about our ASN program, application requirements, and admission process, should register for a virtual information session. For additional questions, please email: nursing@fsw.edu

FSW Lee Campus in Fort Myers

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FSW Training Center

Florida SouthWestern State College Center of HealthCare Training & Simulation Excellence. Your browser does not support the video tag. The Center of Healthcare Training & Simulation Excellence provides high-quality CPR and first aid courses to FSW students, faculty/staff, and community members. The training center is in affiliation and compliance with the American Heart Association (AHA) and Stop the Bleed.The Center of Healthcare Training & Simulation Excellence at FSW is a Public Regional Training Center offering CPR, first aid, and advanced healthcare courses. Open to the public, healthcare professionals, and FSW students, faculty, and staff, we proudly follow American Heart Association (AHA) and Stop the Bleed standards. Enroll Now Enroll in a course through the FSW American Heart Association Regional Training Center Classes provided: Heartsaver CPR, AED & First AidCost: $80Heartsaver CPR and first aid courses are designed for anyone with little or no medical experience. After completing the course, participants receive a two-year certification. Heartsaver CPR, AED & First Aid for K-12 SchoolsCost: VariesHeartsaver CPR & First Aid training at a reduced cost for K-12 schools wishing to train their students, faculty, and staff. Adult/child/infant CPR and AED 4 hrs - $55/teacherCPR and First Aid 7 hrs - $80/person Discounts for multiple courses: contact AHA@fsw.edu or (239) 985-8385 Stop the Bleed®Cost: $45 (1.5 hrs)Our instructors will teach you live—in person, using training materials specially developed to teach bleeding control techniques. They will not only instruct you, they will be available to check your movements as you practice three different bleeding control actions. They will keep working with you until you demonstrate the correct skills to STOP THE BLEED® and save a life.Contact AHA@fsw.edu or (239) 985-8385 to schedule your checkoff. Basic Life Support (BLS)Cost: $70 (4 hrs)This course is designed for prehospital providers and in-facility hospital providers. The BLS course trains participants to promptly recognize several life-threatening emergencies, give high-quality chest compressions, deliver appropriate ventilations and provide early use of an AED 11Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS)Cost: $145 (ACLS Initial, 8 hrs)This course is designed for healthcare professionals who either direct or participate in the management of cardiopulmonary arrest or other cardiovascular emergencies and for personnel in emergency response. Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)Cost: $145 (8 hrs)This course is designed for healthcare professionals who participate on the management of pediatric emergencies and reinforces the important concepts of a systematic approach to pediatric assessment, basic life support, PALS treatment algorithms, effective resuscitation, and team dynamics. Advanced Stroke Life Support (ASLS)Cost: $160This curriculum offers health care providers the training to make a rapid evaluation, stabilize, and care for stroke patients.Course prerequisite: ASLS Online: Prehospital & In-Hospital Provider (Additional Cost) ACLS/BLS ComboCost: $195 (8 hrs)This course will cover both ACLS and BLS competencies.Upcoming CoursesIf you have any accessibility needs or require accommodations, please don’t hesitate to contact us at AHA@fsw.edu or 239-477-3520All payments are due prior to the day of class.Courses are also offered on an as-needed basis; including at your event or business. To schedule a course, contact William Pappas or Hunter O'Leary at AHA@fsw.edu or call (239) 477-3520 for more details. Register for Classes

Paramedic (Certificate)

Apply to FSWContact UsProgram FlyerPrepare for a Career in Emergency Medical ServicesBecome a competent, entry-level Paramedic through Florida SouthWestern State College’s Paramedic Certificate Program. This accredited, limited-access program combines classroom instruction, hands-on labs, clinical rotations, and field internships to prepare you for success.Program InformationApplication DatesAccreditationCareer OutlookProgram OutcomesParamedic CertificateHelpful LinksContactApply NowEmergency Medical Service Technology ProgramThe Emergency Medical Services Technology Program is designed to prepare the student to become a competent entry-level Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) and/or Paramedic. The program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) upon the recommendation of the Committee on Accreditation of Educational Programs for the Emergency Medical Services Professions (CoAEMSP).The EMS certificate programs (EMT and Paramedic) are limited admission, requiring completion of the Application for EMS Programs and acceptance into the program by the College EMS department. The Associate in Science Degree in Emergency Medical Services Technology consists of three sequential components. Successful completion of each component will fulfill requirements for the affiliated Florida State certification. Students looking to continue their education will be eligible for admission into the Florida SouthWestern State College Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Public Safety Administration. The Paramedic program is an online application process. You can only apply online via the "Apply Now" link below starting March 1, 2025. Prior to applying to the EMT/Paramedic Certificate Program:If you are not a current Florida SouthWestern State College (FSW) student, you need to apply for admission to FSW.You also need to either take the FSW placement test or be exempt from taking this placement test.NOTE: You must be 18 years old to apply to the Paramedic Program. Florida EMT certification must be obtained prior to completion of phase one of the paramedic program. The deadline for students starting Fall 2025 is December 1, 2025.Apply NowParamedic Online Application Acceptance DatesApplications will be accepted from March 1 until May 2 (Due to capacity limits, the application process may close early).The Paramedic Program is four (4) semesters long (15 1/2 months) and is a limited-access program. Acceptance into the Paramedic Program is a competitive selection process based on a Professional Interview score and a cognitive exam (BLS multiple-choice questions, basic math, and short-answer reading/writing comprehension). Interviews will be scheduled on a rolling basis beginning the first week of April.We will offer two (2) location/schedule options:Lee Campus: Lee A-Shift ScheduleSatellite Campus at North Collier Fire Training Center, located at Station #45: C-Shift-friendlyAccreditationThe Florida SouthWestern State College Paramedic Program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (www.caahep.org) upon the recommendation of the Committee on Accreditation of Educational Programs for the Emergency Medical Services Professions (CoAEMSP).Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Programs 25400 US Highway 19, North, Suite 158 Clearwater, FL 33763 www.caahep.orgTo Contact CoAEMSP: 8301 Lakeview Parkway Suite 111-312 Rowlett, TX 75088 214.703.8445 www.coaemsp.orgThe Paramedic Program is approved by the Florida Department of Health, Bureau of Emergency Medical Services.EMT and Paramedic Graduate Average EarningsPlease review the most current salary information on the Bureau of Labor Statistics website.Paramedic Program OutcomesInformation on the Paramedic Program graduation rates, retention, and state exam statistics: Paramedic Program Effectiveness Data (PDF).Paramedic Certificate 42 credit hoursFlorida EMT Certification is required for admission into this programThe Paramedic Certificate Program is designed to prepare competent entry-level Paramedics in the cognitive (knowledge), psychomotor (skills), and affective (behavior) learning domains with or without exit points at the Advanced Emergency Medical Technician and/or Emergency Medical Technician, and/or Emergency Medical Responder levels. The program is four semesters and 42 college credit hours in length (in addition the EMT certification). Estimated program costs are $9,600 for Florida residents and $23,000 for non-Florida residents. This includes tuition, lab fees, textbooks, uniforms, insurance, and equipment. Visit the financial aid web page for more information. Additional costs include required uniforms, a stethoscope, and professional liability insurance. Students must also provide transportation to clinical and field experiences.During the Paramedic Certificate Program, students will be required to complete a rotation in an Operating Room with a local hospital. This rotation is in addition to scheduled class/ laboratory/clinical/internship hours. To be eligible to sit for the Florida Paramedic exam, the student must be currently certified as a Florida EMT and successfully complete the Paramedic Certificate Program.Advanced PlacementAdvanced placement is any process where a program formally recognizes prior learning of a student and applies that recognition toward meeting the program requirements.The Florida SouthWestern State College Paramedic Certificate Program, Emergency Medical Technical Certificate Program, and the A.S. Emergency Medical Services Program does not participate in the process of Advanced Placement.Downloads and LinksParamedic Program Cost Sheet (PDF)Paramedic Program Effectiveness Data (PDF)View the Program of Study in the 2025-26 College CatalogCPR CertificationOpen Door Grant2025-26 Paramedic Schedule (Lee & Collier NCFR)(PDF)Program Contact InformationFor any additional program information, email us at EMS.Fire@fsw.eduProgram Contact: Michael Knoop EMS Support Specialist Email michael.knoop@fsw.edu Phone (239) 985-3495

Radiologic Technology (AS)

Apply NowContact UsProgram FlyerDiscover the Radiologic Technology Program!Thinking about a career in medical imaging? Don't miss our upcoming in-person information sessions. These meetings cover all essential admission requirements and give you an insider look at the program.Dates: October 21, 2026 & January 12, 2027Time: 5:00 PM – 6:30 PMPlace: Lee Campus (Walker Hall, Room A-105)Stay tuned for an additional session coming up in March! Explore the Science Behind Medical Imaging The Radiologic Technology Associate in Science (A.S.) program at FSW offers students a comprehensive introduction to the world of diagnostic medical imaging. This hands-on program is designed to train future radiologic technologists in the safe, effective use of X-ray equipment while emphasizing patient care, precision, and professionalism. This is a Limited Access Program. To be eligible, you must first be admitted to FSW and then submit a separate program application.Program InformationProgram PrerequisitesCareer OutlookAccreditationHelpful LinksContact UsProgram InformationThe Radiologic Technologist is an allied health professional who combines patient care skills with an in-depth knowledge of human anatomy and proficient utilization of medical imaging equipment. The technologist’s goal is to produce diagnostic images of the human body with minimum radiation exposure at a level of proficiency that will cause the least discomfort to the patient.The Radiologic Technology Program is twenty-two months of full-time study. It includes classroom courses and extensive clinical laboratory experience in departments of radiology at participating clinical affiliates.The program has limited enrollment. A freshman class begins each Fall Semester at the Lee County campus. Clinical assignments are made at hospital affiliates in Lee, Collier, and Charlotte Counties. Applicants must have successfully completed (with a grade of “C” or better) the following courses, or their equivalents, prior to admission to the program: MAC 1105 (College Algebra) and BSC 1085C or BSC 1093C (Anatomy and Physiology I). Applicants will be selected through the admission process outlined on the Florida SouthWestern State College website:Admitted students will need to submit a criminal background check and health report before the start of the program.Students are required to maintain a 2.0 grade point average in each radiologic technology (RTE) course to progress in the program curriculum. Each core course must be taken in sequence. A minimum of 77 credit hours with a 2.0 cumulative grade point average is required for graduation.Graduates may apply for the examination of the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) for national certification and subsequent licensure by each individual state.Application Deadline: April 30AS Radiologic Technology Program Map (PDF)Program PrerequisitesThe program prerequisites encompass the successful completion of the program acceptance process including program-level admission points, competition with all other applicants based on academic transcript evaluation, and affective skills demonstration. The admissions process requires satisfactory completion of a College-approved criminal history background check completed at the applicant’s expense. The clinical enrollment process requires satisfactory completion of an immunization and health report.Program Learning OutcomesUpon successful completion of the Radiologic Technology program:Students will demonstrate clinical competence by performing as an entry level radiographerStudents will apply critical thinking and problem-solving skillsStudents will effectively communicate with patients, families, and healthcare team membersStudents will demonstrate professional values and ethicsStudents will integrate patient care skillsStudents will apply quality and safety measuresStudents will demonstrate technological proficiencyRadiologic Technology Career OpportunitiesDiagnostic TechnologyComputed Tomography (CAT Scan) TechMRI TechnologyMammographyBone DensitometryHealthcare AdministrationEducationResearchRadiologic Technology Graduates Typically EarnAccording to the latest survey from the American Society of Radiologic Technologists nationwide, the average annual salary for a new graduate is $60,000 to $79,000.According to the U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are over 15,000 national openings per year. Consistently, 90% of Florida SouthWestern State College graduates from this program are locally placed.** For additional information please visit the Occupational Outlook Handbook.AccreditationThe Radiography program is accredited by the: Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology 20 North Wacker Drive, Suite 2850 Chicago, IL 60606-3182 312-704-5300 Email: mail@jrcert.orgThe program’s current award is 8 years. General program accreditation information and the current accreditation award letter can be found hereJRCERT Program Effectiveness Data (PDF) JRCERT Program InformationDownloads and LinksView the Program of Study in the 2025-26 College Catalog Student Handbook (PDF)Radiologic Technology Program Costs (PDF)Radiologic Technology Information PacketRadiologic Technology Mission & Goals (PDF)JRCERT Standards for an Accredited Educational ProgramGoals and Outcomes Assessment (PDF)Radiologic Technology Program PreviewProgram Contact InformationFor any additional program information, email us at alliedhealth@fsw.eduProgram Contact: Tamra Pacheco Coordinator Email tamra.pacheco@fsw.edu Phone (239) 985-3499

Notice of Non-Discrimination

Florida SouthWestern State College, pledges to provide equal access, complies with all applicable federal and state laws regarding non-discrimination in its employment, programs and activities based on race, sex, gender identity, age, color, religion, national origin, ethnicity, disability, pregnancy, sexual orientation, marital status, genetic information or veteran's status, and any other factor protected under the law, state and federal, in employment, admissions, or educational programs and activities. Questions pertaining to equal opportunity should be addressed to the College’s Title IX Coordinator/Compliance Officer.The College's Compliance Officer and Title IX Coordinator is:Angela Hawke Title IX Coordinator/Compliance Officer Human Resources Building N, Room 124 – Thomas Edison Campus 8099 College Parkway SW Fort Myers, FL 33919 (239) 489-9051 compliance@fsw.edu FSW online anonymous reporting www.fsw.edu/report.Inquiries/complaints can be filed with the Title IX Coordinator/Compliance Officer or with the Office of Civil Rights.Office for Civil Rights, Atlanta Office U.S. Department of Education 61 Forsyth St. SW, Suite 19T70 Atlanta, GA 30303-8927

Youth Development Services, Certificate

MissionThe mission of the Social and Human Services Program is to provide the highest quality education to future and current Human Service Professionals with a learning environment that supports the development of culturally competent, compassionate, and accountable professionals. The Program prepares graduates who are dedicated to the autonomy, dignity, and diversity of the people they serve.Downloads and LinksView the Program of Study in the 2025-26 College CatalogThe Human Services Youth Development Services College Credit Certificate (CCC) is a shorter program of study that consists of select courses from the Social and Human Services Associate in Science Program, Youth Development Track. The CCC is designed to prepare students with the knowledge and skills for working in child, family and youth service occupations in community, school, residential and group environments. It provides a foundation for AA students who wish to pursue a higher degree in a related field or supplemental training for persons previously or currently employed in the field of human services.After successful completion of the Youth Development Services CCC, the student will be able to perform the following:Understand the importance of legal, ethical, and professional responsibilities.Display an understanding of a youth development approach in community-based, residential, group home and other youth worker environments.Examine the theories, principles and stages of typical human growth and development and the challenges of each stage.Demonstrate a general knowledge and understanding of community characteristics.Demonstrate a general knowledge and understanding of family dynamics.Understand how current social issues influence children/youth.Demonstrate an understanding of principles and best practices of a developmentally appropriate youth program.All courses in the Program are available fully online (no classroom attendance) or offered in a blended format (occasional classroom attendance). The Social and Human Services Program is an open enrollment program; upon admittance to the college, no additional application is required. The Youth Development Services, CCC can be completed in 3 semesters of part-time attendance if students begin in the Fall Semester. All courses must be completed with a grade of "C" or better.Add this Certification to Your AA DegreeStudents pursuing an AA degree can use their electives to earn the Youth Development Services Certificate. Adding this Certificate may give students who wish to pursue a Bachelor's degree a competitive edge in applying to Bachelor's degree programs in related fields (such as Social Work, Behavioral Healthcare, Child and Youth Studies, or Psychology). These students will have a solid foundation for future studies and will graduate from FSW with the training required to immediately begin working in the field of Social and Human Services.Students interested in adding the Youth Development Services Certificate to their AA studies and/or pursuing a Bachelor's degree after graduation should consult with the Program's Student Success Advisor very early to avoid taking excess credit hours and to assist with transfer to other institutions. There are particular courses that are required for the bachelor's degree. These courses are outlined in the State Common Prerequisites Manuals. Additionally, the Social and Human Services Program has established articulation agreements and 2+2 Pathways to Success that allow students to transfer directly into Bachelor's degree programs in related fields. Contact the Student Success Advisor for more details.FSW Youth Development Services Certificate Pathway to FGCU Bachelor of Social Work degree (PDF)Program Highlights The Social and Human Services Program is always looking for ways to enhance the students learning experience. To provided the students with hands-on learning, Chip, an Animal Assisted Therapy Dog, recently joined the Social and Human Services team. Chip will be assisting with teaching courses and can be seen around campus participating in student support services. Chip Animal Assisted Therapy Dog Co-Instructor for HUS 1001 sec 10F Introduction to Human Services Program Contact InformationFor any additional program information, email us at alliedhealth@fsw.eduCristy Estes, Ed.S., LMHC Program Director, Social and Human Services Email: Cristy.Estes@fsw.edu Phone (239) 432-7391Janetta Mullins, MS, Program Coordinator, Social and Human Services Email: Janetta.Mullins@fsw.edu Faculty InformationFull-Time FacultyBridgette Malchow, MEd, LMHC, MCAP, HS-BCPAdjunct FacultyAriella VanHara, LCSWTimothy Lloyd, PhD, LMFT, BCBASusan Patti, M.Ed.Cassandra Louden, LCSWVirginia Rose, MSW

Registered Student Organizations

Currently playingDon’t know what registered student organization to join? We can help! Schedule a Leadership Consultation we’ll show you where to start!Leadership ConsultationStudent Involvement at Florida SouthWestern State College has numerous Registered Student Organizations (RSO's) across three campuses and one center. RSO's allow students to achieve their personal, social, and intellectual growth. RSO's play a vital role in campus life Florida SouthWestern State College, engaging thousands of students in a variety of valuable experiences and creating a vibrant campus life.Why should you join a registered student organization?Enhance your skillsetNetwork and meet new peopleExpand your resumeStrengthen your leadership skillsSocial opportunitiesEngage in teamworkHave unique experiences! All currently enrolled students are welcome to join any of the organizations on each campus or center. For more information about RSO's or creating your own, please stop by the Office of Student Engagement on any campus or email engage@fsw.edu.Find RSO's on Your CampusBucs Corner is your portal to explore the student organizations that match your interests! You will find a brief description about each student organization, its goals, as well as a request for more information or a request to join option. Some organizations have open membership so all you have to do is click the JOIN button on their page! You could even start your own student organization!Looking for student organizations specifically on your campus? Click "Categories" and select your campus from the drop down menu.Bucs Corner

Executive Offices

The Florida SouthWestern State College District Board of Trustees and the District Administration offices are committed to supporting a faculty and staff team that provides quality, student-centered education in a caring, professional environment. We embrace the values of respect, belief in individual human potential and integrity in all we do to accomplish this mission.Board of TrusteesExternal AffairsInstitutional AdvancementFlorida SouthWestern State College FoundationVP for Academic AffairsAcademic AffairsSchool of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesSchool of Pure and Applied SciencesSchool of Business and TechnologySchool of EducationSchool of Allied HealthSchool of NursingTeaching and Learning CenterOnline LearningInstitutional ResearchCareer ServicesInternational Student ServicesAcademic AdvisingOffice of the RegistrarVP for Student Affairs & Enrollment ManagementStudent AffairsADAptive ServicesAdmissionsAthleticsHousing OperationsNew Student ProgramsResidential Life and HousingStudent InvolvementTestingVeteran AffairsOffice of the PresidentFlorida SouthWestern State College Financing CorporationGeneral CounselPublic Record RequestsRisk ManagementContracts ManagementHuman Resources & Organizational DevelopmentCampus PoliceVP for Business Affairs & Technology/Chief Information OfficerAuxiliary ServicesAdministrative PrintingBarbara B. MannBookstoreBUC CardCateringDining ServicesFacility RentalsStudent PrintingSuncoast Credit Union ArenaVending ServicesCollege Operating ProceduresFinancial AidFinancial Planning & BudgetFinancial ServicesAccounts PayableAccounts ReceivableBursar's OfficeCashierTravel & ExpenseLegislative AffairsMarketing & MediaOffice of Information TechnologyInformation TechnologyPayroll ServicesProcurement ServicesPurchase Card (P-Card)