Seminole State College of Florida Courses & FeesSanford, USA

The Data Analytics specialization in the Business Information Management program provides the depth of content with applied analytics labs that produce graduates with a strong foundation of in-demand data analytics technology tools that model, analyze, program and visualize data for statistically-sound and informed organizational decision-making.

Entrepreneurship Specialization: Seminole State's Entrepreneurship specialization is designed to prepare students with the necessary skills to succeed as an entrepreneur to start a business or to implement changes within an organization as an intrapreneur. Graduates will be trained on the specific skills needed to maintain a solid financial foundation for a business. Content will also include implementation of contemporary digital media technologies.

Human Resources Specialization: The Human Resources specialization prepares students for positions within the Human Resource Management (HRM) field and provides supplemental training for persons currently employed in this field. This specialization provides students with an in-depth study of the human resources processes throughout both large and small organizations. The core business and information curriculum is supplemented by courses in compensation, benefits, employee training and employment law.

Interdisciplinary Specialization: This specialization is specifically designed for graduates of A.S. programs and provides the prerequisite coursework to enter the BS degree as part of the total program requirements.

Social Media and E-Marketing Specialization: The Social Media and E-Marketing specialization is intended for individuals who desire to pursue careers in social media and e-marketing related industries and has been designed to enhance one's knowledge and skills essential in these same areas.

Entrepreneurship Specialization: The Entrepreneurship Specialization will prepare graduates to readily launch an entrepreneurial venture or pursue a variety of career opportunities at an established business enterprise, small or large.  

General Business Specialization: This specialization is specifically designed for graduates of A.S. programs and provides the prerequisite coursework to enter the BAS degree as part of the total program requirements. 

The Bachelor of Science in Information Systems Technology (B.S.I.S.T.) degree program provides students with the critical skills and knowledge required to direct and control computerized information resources within diverse organizational settings. The study of Information Systems Technology provides professionals with the expertise and knowledge to support the design, planning and management of information infrastructures, as well as coordinate information resources. The curriculum provides knowledge of the concepts upon which information systems are based and applies this understanding by analyzing applications to real-world problems and designing suitable solutions. The B.S.I.S.T. degree program addresses the need for information systems technology professionals with systems management and development expertise. The student can elect to take the Cyber Security Specialization or the Programming Specialization, which includes courses in Modeling and Simulation. The Bachelor of Science degree in Information Systems Technology consists of 120 credits, including 36 credits of General Education courses.

The Bachelor of Science in Information Systems Technology (B.S.I.S.T.) degree program provides students with the critical skills and knowledge required to direct and control computerized information resources within diverse organizational settings. The study of Information Systems Technology provides professionals with the expertise and knowledge to support the design, planning and management of information infrastructures, as well as coordinate information resources. The curriculum provides knowledge of the concepts upon which information systems are based and applies this understanding by analyzing applications to real-world problems and designing suitable solutions. The B.S.I.S.T. degree program addresses the need for information systems technology professionals with systems management and development expertise. The student can elect to take the Cyber Security Specialization or the Programming Specialization, which includes courses in Modeling and Simulation. The Bachelor of Science degree in Information Systems Technology consists of 120 credits, including 36 credits of General Education courses.

The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Engineering Technology program emphasizes the application of existing scientific and engineering techniques to solve real-world problems found in engineering settings. The program develops the student's knowledge and skills to plan, design, inspect, construct/fabricate, operate and maintain engineering systems, infrastructure and buildings.
 

The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Engineering Technology program emphasizes the application of existing scientific and engineering techniques to solve real-world problems found in engineering settings. The program develops the student's knowledge and skills to plan, design, inspect, construct/fabricate, operate and maintain engineering systems, infrastructure and buildings.
 

The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Engineering Technology program emphasizes the application of existing scientific and engineering techniques to solve real-world problems found in engineering settings. The program develops the student's knowledge and skills to plan, design, inspect, construct/fabricate, operate and maintain engineering systems, infrastructure and buildings.
 

Build a bright future for yourself with a four-year degree in construction from Seminole State. Headed by the Wharton-Smith Center for Construction, part of the Seminole State School of Engineering, Design and Construction, this program focuses as heavily on classwork as it does real site visits and practical application - giving you a strong foundation in this always in-demand job market.

This specialization is customized for students interested in higher learning in the organization and administration processes required in fire protection services. The degree path builds on fire science education to support career advancement and the development of leadership, analytical and management skills. The curriculum is modeled on the federal Fire and Emergency Services Higher Education (FESHE) recommended course learning outcomes. Earning a bachelor's degree with a specialization in Fire Science is also beneficial to current fire service professionals who may be seeking incentive benefits or career advancement. 

Seminole State's Bachelor of Applied Science in Interior Design prepares students toward a path to licensure and a professional career in the field. This comprehensive curriculum combines the concepts and philosophies of the social sciences with courses in designing for diverse populations as well as emerging trends in the industry. Advanced technical skills required to communicate with the design profession, such as space planning and lighting will also be emphasized. The degree will culminate in a capstone healthcare project and portfolio of work. Students will also be exposed to the professional industry through internship opportunities.

Having obtained skills critical to the industry, graduates of this program will be able to work in a wide variety of design occupations that range from commercial design (corporate, healthcare, retail, hospitality, government facilities, education and real estate) to residential design. Upon completion of the B.A.S. Interior Design and two years of work experience under a licensed interior designer or architect, graduates are eligible to take the National Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ) examination for state licensure. The NCIDQ examination will test an interior designer's ability to protect health, safety and welfare through the competent practice of interior design. Interior designers work closely with architects, engineers and general contractors in a wide array of settings.

Seminole State's Bachelor of Applied Science in Interior Design prepares students toward a path to licensure and a professional career in the field. This comprehensive curriculum combines the concepts and philosophies of the social sciences with courses in designing for diverse populations as well as emerging trends in the industry. Advanced technical skills required to communicate with the design profession, such as space planning and lighting will also be emphasized. The degree will culminate in a capstone healthcare project and portfolio of work. Students will also be exposed to the professional industry through internship opportunities.

Having obtained skills critical to the industry, graduates of this program will be able to work in a wide variety of design occupations that range from commercial design (corporate, healthcare, retail, hospitality, government facilities, education and real estate) to residential design. Upon completion of the B.A.S. Interior Design and two years of work experience under a licensed interior designer or architect, graduates are eligible to take the National Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ) examination for state licensure. The NCIDQ examination will test an interior designer's ability to protect health, safety and welfare through the competent practice of interior design. Interior designers work closely with architects, engineers and general contractors in a wide array of settings.

Seminole State's Bachelor of Applied Science in Interior Design prepares students toward a path to licensure and a professional career in the field. This comprehensive curriculum combines the concepts and philosophies of the social sciences with courses in designing for diverse populations as well as emerging trends in the industry. Advanced technical skills required to communicate with the design profession, such as space planning and lighting will also be emphasized. The degree will culminate in a capstone healthcare project and portfolio of work. Students will also be exposed to the professional industry through internship opportunities.

Having obtained skills critical to the industry, graduates of this program will be able to work in a wide variety of design occupations that range from commercial design (corporate, healthcare, retail, hospitality, government facilities, education and real estate) to residential design. Upon completion of the B.A.S. Interior Design and two years of work experience under a licensed interior designer or architect, graduates are eligible to take the National Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ) examination for state licensure. The NCIDQ examination will test an interior designer's ability to protect health, safety and welfare through the competent practice of interior design. Interior designers work closely with architects, engineers and general contractors in a wide array of settings.

The Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) is an interdisciplinary completion program focused on career and academic advancement for current practitioners as well as to deliver a well-rounded generalist curriculum by providing the skills, competencies, and values needed to advance and professionally contribute to the evolving health care industry. The BSHS program will include six specialty tracks: Respiratory Therapy and Clinical Leadership, Health Coaching and Human Performance, Healthcare Management and Professional Services, Simulation in Healthcare Education, Clinical Science and Community Paramedic.

The curriculum includes a central core of health science courses that will allow students from different health care disciplines the opportunity to work and collaborate as an interdisciplinary team. Specialty elective courses will focus on content designed to further expand the student's expertise in their chosen area of study.

The Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) is an interdisciplinary completion program focused on career and academic advancement for current practitioners as well as to deliver a well-rounded generalist curriculum by providing the skills, competencies, and values needed to advance and professionally contribute to the evolving health care industry. The BSHS program will include six specialty tracks: Respiratory Therapy and Clinical Leadership, Health Coaching and Human Performance, Healthcare Management and Professional Services, Simulation in Healthcare Education, Clinical Science and Community Paramedic.

The curriculum includes a central core of health science courses that will allow students from different health care disciplines the opportunity to work and collaborate as an interdisciplinary team. Specialty elective courses will focus on content designed to further expand the student's expertise in their chosen area of study.

The Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) is an interdisciplinary completion program focused on career and academic advancement for current practitioners as well as to deliver a well-rounded generalist curriculum by providing the skills, competencies, and values needed to advance and professionally contribute to the evolving health care industry. The BSHS program will include six specialty tracks: Respiratory Therapy and Clinical Leadership, Health Coaching and Human Performance, Healthcare Management and Professional Services, Simulation in Healthcare Education, Clinical Science and Community Paramedic.

The curriculum includes a central core of health science courses that will allow students from different health care disciplines the opportunity to work and collaborate as an interdisciplinary team. Specialty elective courses will focus on content designed to further expand the student's expertise in their chosen area of study.