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Florida Technical College Admissions

Florida Technical College:

The admissions policy at Florida Technical College is subjective and individualized in nature. In other words, students are not judged simply based on standardized test scores and previous grade point averages, but on their other relative merits and academic and professional promise.

All applicants to Florida Technical College must provide proof of a high school diploma or a GED certificate, but requirements vary according to program.

Students are also strongly encouraged to visit their desired Florida Technical College campus for an interview with an admissions representative.

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Florida Technical College, Orlando

Orlando, Florida

College degrees offered: Certificate Program, Associates Degree

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Florida Technical College, Kissimmee

Kissimmee, Florida

College degrees offered: Certificate Program, Associates Degree

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Florida Technical College, Deland

Deland, Florida

College degrees offered: Certificate Program, Associates Degree

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Florida Technical College, Lakeland

Lakeland, Florida

College degrees offered: Certificate Program, Associates Degree

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