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LightHouse Commons at FSW
https://www.fsw.edu/housing
Spring 2027 Housing Application Opens Monday, October 5th, 2026! Come live on campus at The Best Place to Be!LightHouse Commons, located on our Lee Campus in Fort Myers, is the first student housing and learning community at FSW. You can enjoy a beautiful suite-style residence that blends modern luxury with incredible value - check out more about LHC below! Closed Captioning available. Open video to toggle on.Learn more about LHC and apply today! Space is limited.
Academic Programs
https://www.fsw.edu/programs
Please explore the wide range of opportunities in our designated schools: School of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, School of Pure and Applied Sciences, School of Business and Technology, School of Education, School of Allied Health, and School of Nursing.FSW General Education Program GuideGeneral Education Program GuideSchool of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesAssociate in Arts, AAAudio Technology Certificate, CCCDigital Art and Multimedia Production, ASDigital Media/Multimedia Production, CCCMusic Production and Technology, ASSocial Media Communication, CCCStage Technology, CCCSchool of Pure and Applied SciencesAssociate in Arts, AAScience and Engineering Technology, ASScientific Workplace Preparation, CCCSchool of Business and TechnologyAccounting Technology, ASAccounting Technology Management, CCCArchitectural Design and Construction Technology, ASBusiness Analytics, ASBusiness Administration and Management, ASRisk Management Insurance Management CCCSmall Business Management, CCCBusiness Entrepreneurship, ASBusiness Development and Entrepreneurship, CCCEntrepreneurship, CCCEntrepreneurship Operations, CCCCivil Engineering Technology, ASComputer Programming and Analysis, ASComputer Programmer, CCCComputer Programming Specialist, CCCCrime Scene Technology, ASCrime Scene Technician, CCCCriminal Justice Technology, ASHomeland Security CCCCybersecurity Operations, ASNetwork Systems Technology, ASInformation Technology Support Specialist, CCCParalegal Studies, ASReal Estate Paralegal, CCCSupply Chain Management, ASALogistics and Transportation Management, CCCInformation Systems Technology, BASPublic Safety Administration, BASSupervision and Management, BASSchool of EducationChild Development Specialization Certificate, CCCEarly Childhood Education, ASElementary Education, BSInclusion Specialization Certificate, CCCPreschool Specialization Certificate, CCCSchool of Allied Health*Programs marked with an asterisk(*) require a supplemental program application after admission to FSW. Visit the program webpage to learn more.Advanced Medical Assisting, AS*Medical Assisting Specialist, CCCCardiopulmonary Sciences, BS*Cardiovascular Technology, ASComputed Tomography, ATC*Dental Hygiene, AS*Emergency Medical Services Technology, AS*Emergency Medical Technician, CCC*Paramedic, CCC*Firefighter I/II (Career Certificate)*Fire Science Technology, ASFire Officer Supervisor, CCC*Health Information Technology, AS*Medical Information Coder/Biller, CCC*Physical Therapist Assistant, AS¹*Radiologic Technology, AS*Respiratory Care, ASSocial and Human Services, ASAddiction Services, CCCHuman Services Generalist, CCCYouth Development Services, CCCCommunity Health Worker, CCCSchool of Nursing*Programs marked with an asterisk(*) require a supplemental program application after admission to FSW. Visit the program webpage to learn more.*Nursing, ASNursing, BSN¹ The Physical Therapist Assistant Program at Florida SouthWestern State College is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE), 3030 Potomac Ave., Suite 100, Alexandria, Virginia 22305-3085; telephone: 703-706-3245; email: [email protected]; website: http://www.capteonline.org. If needing to contact the program/institution directly, please call Dr Cynthia Vaccarino 239-489-9349 or email [email protected]
FSW Calendars
https://www.fsw.edu/calendars
2026-2027 Calendar2026-2027 Academic Calendar2026-2027 Duty Day Calendars (PDF)Other Calendars:Continuing Education - Charlotte CampusContinuing Education - Lee CampusEvent CalendarFinal Exam ScheduleTraining Calendar
Student Involvement
https://www.fsw.edu/engage
Mission:Student Involvement cultivates a vibrant, supportive, and welcoming FSW experience where every FSW Buccaneer feels safe, connected, and empowered to grow. We build traditions, foster wellness, and create opportunities for students to discover community, develop lifelong habits, and thrive.What is Student Involvement?Buc Events Find a sense of community and belongingRegistered Student OrganizationsLead and Educate Recreation & WellnessTake wellness into your own handsOpportunities to Get Involved! If You Want to... Then You Should Explore... Meet peers with similar interests and hobbies. Registered Student Organizations Create and plan engaging events for the campus community. Campus Activities Board Learn healthy habits to build a more balanced lifestyle. Campus Recreation & Wellness Attend campus traditions with fellow students, faculty, and staff. Buc Events Take care of your physical wellness using cardio and strength equipment. Fitness Center Connect With Us! Bucs Corner Facebook Instagram Contact UsStudent Life
The Buc News You Need to Know.... NOW!
https://www.fsw.edu/now
Important Dates & Deadlines Thursday, October 29: Fall 2026 Express Term Last Day to Withdraw Thursday, October 29th is the last day a student may withdraw from a course in the Fall Express Term.For more information, visit the Registration Webpage, or speak to your Student Succ... More... Thursday, October 29: Fall 2026 Standard Term Last Day to Withdraw Thursday, October 29th is the last day a student may withdraw from a course in the Fall Standard Term.For more information, visit the Registration Webpage, or speak to your Student Suc... More... Thursday, October 29: Spring 2027 Registration is Open Spring Registration is Now Open!Bucs Don't Wait! Get the classes you want at the time you want. Register Now!Spring 2027 Classes Begin January 11, 2027.Buc Bulleti... More... News & Announcements 2026 FCSAA State / NJCAA Region 8 Division I Volleyball Tournament FSW hosts the 2026 FCSAA State / NJCAA Region 8 Division I Volleyball Tournament! October 30th — October 31st.Games at 11 A.M. and 3 P.M. both days!Weekend Passfswcollege.medium.com/2026-fcsaa-state-njcaa-region-8-division-i-volleyball-tournament-6f920dada2e3?source=rss-d6e29420f2ef------2" class="more-link" target="_blank">More... Share Your Travels in the FSW 2026 International Photo Contest! Have an amazing photo from your international travels? The FSW Center for International Education, in collaboration with the Center for Undergraduate Research and Creativity, invites students to enter the FSW 2026 International Photo Contest!Currently registered Fall 2026 students may submit one photo taken within the past year in an international location outside the U.S. Cell phone, point-and-shoot, and DSLR photos are welcome. Photos may be in color or black and white, but AI-generated images... More... Program Highlights: FSW’s AS in Physical Therapist Assistant! Program Highlights: FSW’s Physical Therapist Assistant Program!FSW PTA students practice hands-on techniques during a lab session at the Charlotte Campus.FSW’s Associate in Science in Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) program, located at the Charlotte Campus, prepares students with the skills and knowledge needed to work under the direction and supervision of a licensed physical therapist.According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, physical therapist assistants in Florida earned a median ... More... Upcoming Events Here are just a few of our featured upcoming events - find more on Bucs Corner. Monday, October 26 Trusted Occupational Research Tools When: Monday, October 26 from 01:00 PM - 01:45 PM Where: Lee Campus Q-225 Discover trusted resources for researching careers, salaries, education requirements, and job outlook.We look forward to seeing you! Please arrive a few minutes early, as doors will close at the workshop start time to help everyone stay focused and get the most from the session. Buc Bulletin Event L... More... Group Fitness: Bootcamp Charlotte - 10/26/26 When: Monday, October 26 from 03:00 PM - 03:45 PM Where: Charlotte Campus Building O Room 109 Bootcamp is a 45 minute group fitness class where participants will work on improving their cardiovascular and muscular strength. Participants at all levels of fitness are welcome to this class. Reminders for participation:Please arrive 5-10 minutes early to allow time for check inWear comfortable... More... Student Success Workshop: Forging Your Future Path - Career Exploration When: Monday, October 26 from 05:00 PM - 05:30 PM Where: Zoom: https://fsw.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_JTKzYFe_RT-xxI6P-usHkg Ready to embark on an adventure to discover your true calling? Uncover your passions, align your skills with your aspirations, and unlock the roadmap to a fulfilling career.* This workshop aligns with the Student Development Curriculum under Collegiate Success.* Buc Bulletin EventZoom: https://fsw.z... More... Tuesday, October 27 Career Fair When: Tuesday, October 27 from 11:00 AM - 02:00 PM Where: Hendry/Glades A Bldg Meet local and national employers. Make new connections in various industries. Explore career options & discover fresh opportunities. Apply for jobs on the spot. Take the next step on your career path!**Game Play, Food, Swag, and Solid Gold Networking!Don't miss this event! BUC BULLETIN EVENT Le... More... Student Success Workshop: From Interests to Impact - Choosing a Major When: Tuesday, October 27 from 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM Where: Lee Campus, Building U Room 102 Choosing a major is one of the biggest decisions in your college journey—but you don't have to figure it out alone. Discover strategies to explore your interests, identify your strengths, connect your goals to potential career paths, and learn about the resources available to help you make a confide... More... Student Success Workshop: From Interests to Impact - Choosing a Major When: Tuesday, October 27 from 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM Where: Collier Campus, Building C Room 116 (Career Center) Choosing a major is one of the biggest decisions in your college journey—but you don't have to figure it out alone. Discover strategies to explore your interests, identify your strengths, connect your goals to potential career paths, and learn about the resources available to help you make a confide... More... AI, Society, and the Human Experience When: Tuesday, October 27 from 02:00 PM - 02:45 PM Where: Zoom AI is changing more than how we get things done. It is changing how we communicate, create, make decisions, and understand what it means to be human. In this interactive session, students will explore real examples of AI in everyday life and consider questions about trust, creativity, relationships,... More... Student Success Workshop: From Interests to Impact - Choosing a Major When: Tuesday, October 27 from 03:00 PM - 03:30 PM Where: Hendry-Glades Campus, Building A Room 113 Choosing a major is one of the biggest decisions in your college journey—but you don't have to figure it out alone. Discover strategies to explore your interests, identify your strengths, connect your goals to potential career paths, and learn about the resources available to help you make a confide... More... Vinyasa Yoga - 10/27 When: Tuesday, October 27 from 03:30 PM - 04:15 PM Where: Lee Campus - Hospitality Suite, Suncoast Credit Union Arena This dynamic yoga practice focuses on the practice of movements to breathe. Participants will work on mindfulness, increase muscular strength, and practice balancing poses. Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable athletic clothing and to bring a water bottle. Yoga mats are provided.Please ar... More... Wednesday, October 28 PreView FSW + Boo-ccaneer Bash - Lee Campus When: Wednesday, October 28 from 03:30 PM - 06:30 PM Where: Lee Campus - Suncoast Credit Union Arena PreView FSW + Boo-ccaneer BashIt’s tricks, treats, and a chance to plan your future all in one night. Florida SouthWestern State College is bringing together PreView FSW, our traditional open house, with the family-friendly Boo-ccaneer Bash. Trick-or-treat, grab free food, and join in on activities ... More... Thursday, October 29 Trusted Occupational Research Tools When: Thursday, October 29 from 11:30 AM - 12:15 PM Where: Charlotte Campus O-101 There is a lot of career information online, but not all of it is reliable. Discover trusted resources for researching careers, salaries, education requirements, and job outlook.We look forward to seeing you! Please arrive a few minutes early, as doors will close at the workshop start time to help e... More... Trusted Occupational Research Tools When: Thursday, October 29 from 11:30 AM - 12:15 PM Where: Lee Campus Q-225 Trusted Occupational Research ToolsDiscover trusted resources for researching careers, salaries, education requirements, and job outlook.We look forward to seeing you! Please arrive a few minutes early, as doors will close at the workshop start time to help everyone stay focused and get the most fro... More... Trusted Occupational Research Tools When: Thursday, October 29 from 11:30 AM - 12:15 PM Where: Collier Campus C-116 Trusted Occupational Research ToolsDiscover trusted resources for researching careers, salaries, education requirements, and job outlook.We look forward to seeing you! Please arrive a few minutes early, as doors will close at the workshop start time to help everyone stay focused and get the most fro... More... Trusted Occupational Research Tools When: Thursday, October 29 from 01:00 PM - 01:45 PM Where: Zoom Trusted Occupational Research ToolsDiscover trusted resources for researching careers, salaries, education requirements, and job outlook.https://fsw.zoom.us/j/7960168014?pwd=rULXyXm2ndzb9Uaq... More... Restorative Yoga - 10/29/26 When: Thursday, October 29 from 05:00 PM - 05:04 PM Where: Lee Campus - Q-128 This yoga practice is intended to be restful and restorative. This class includes calming breathing techniques, gentile flowing movements, and passive and supported poses. Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable athletic clothing and to bring a water bottle. Yoga mats are provided.Please arr... More... Friday, October 30 2026 International Photo Contest When: Friday, October 30 from 11:58 PM - 11:59 PM Where: N/A Share your global perspective! Students enrolled in Fall 2026 may submit one photo taken outside the U.S. within the past year. No AI-generated images.Email your photo to [email protected] by October 30, including your name, BUCS num... More... 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Complaints and Grievances
https://www.fsw.edu/current/complaints
Student complaints and grievances are addressed through the College's operating procedures. These procedures are published in the Student Services section under Academic Grievance Procedure and Student Administrative Grievance Procedure (non-Academic issues) in the online college catalog, College Operating Procedure 06-0803 and 06-0804, the Student Handbook, and outlined here. Formal Grievance ProcedureThe aggrieved student should submit a request in writing to the Academic Dean for a formal student grievance hearing. A formal written grievance is distinguished from an informal grievance in the following manner:The grievance must be in writing, and must be dated and signed by the student making the grievance. The grievance must clearly identify the department(s) and issue(s) involved. The grievance must indicate that the student has attempted to resolve the issue with the involved staff member prior to the date of the grievance.The Academic Dean shall appoint an ad hoc grievance committee consisting of the faculty Department Chair, Program Coordinator or Director, or faculty designee, and two other members: one regular, full-time administrative employee and one member of the Student Government Association Board. The Department Chair, Program Coordinator or Director, or faculty designee will serve as the chairperson.The Dean or his/her designee will serve as recording secretary to the committee, but shall have no vote. The committee shall, within seven working days of being constituted, meet to hear the grievance, review documentation, and interview all witnesses deemed pertinent to the matter. The committee shall, within four working days after the close of the hearing, report its findings, and make a recommendation for resolution of the matter. The Academic Dean will report the finding to the Provost for a final decision. That decision is binding. There are no further appeals within the College. When the grievance has been resolved, all paperwork shall be forwarded to the Vice Provost for Student Affairs for archiving.Student Administrative Grievance Procedure (Non-Academic Issues)A grievance is a student complaint regarding a violation, interpretation, or application of a College policy or College operating procedure. The written grievance procedure is based on the assumption that grievances, disagreements, and complaints should be resolved by direct interaction among students and staff. To facilitate an efficient and timely resolution process, Florida SouthWestern State College has an Ombudsperson to assist students through informal and formal grievance procedures. The College also maintains a clear chain of escalation for grievances. For more detailed information on complaint procedures please visit Academic Grievance Procedure and Student Administrative Grievance Procedure (non-Academic issues) in the online college catalog.If you are not satisfied with the resolution of the institution the student should visit the Florida College System webpage for information on how to file a complaint if it is believed that the complaint warrants additional investigation. Out of State Distance Education Students: Complaint process for out-of-state distance education students participating under SARA, who have completed the internal institutional grievance process, and the applicable state grievance process, may appeal non-instructional complaints to the FL SARA PRDEC Council at [email protected]. For additional information on the complaint process, please visit the FL-SARA Concerns Process page.