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The Seahawk Summer Academy is a summer bridge program for recent high school graduates or first-time college students. Interested students must complete the admission processes at Broward College to register for classes.
Join us this summer, earn four college credits, participate in fun activities and field trips, and form a community with peers as you start your higher education journey at Broward College.
All Seahawk Summer Academy courses are held during Session 3 only in the Summer term. Classes start in June and end in August. Students must attend classes on-campus weekly, and some courses may also use Broward College's online platform, Desire2Learn (D2L).
Scholarships are available to eligible students who meet all program registration requirements and deadlines. Visit the course schedule page to view this year's Seahawk Summer Academy paired cohorts.
Follow the steps below to register for your Summer Academy classes:
Students are encouraged to complete a Free Application For Student Aid (FAFSA). The FAFSA you should fill out is for the 2025-2026 year, and our school code is 001500.
Visit the college Financial Aid page for more information.
IMPORTANT: Students who successfully meet all the eligibility requirements for the Seahawk Summer Academy scholarships and remain enrolled in the Summer Academy classes the entire summer will be awarded on an ongoing basis until the first day of classes (Summer, Session 3).
For additional scholarship opportunities, visit Broward College's Scholarships page and complete the scholarship application.
Wait! Did you receive notification of being a Broward College Student yet?
You may not be able to register for the Seahawk Summer Academy classes if your admission process is incomplete or if you have a registration hold. Contact your academic advisor or success coach as soon as possible.
If you attended a Jumpstart recruiting event and were scheduled to attend a New Student Orientation. Please check your class schedule and make sure you attend your session. This is the best option you have to receive one-on-one assistance with this process.
Students must complete all admission requirements and be successfully admitted at Broward College (or be a current eligible Broward College student with a valid BC Student ID Number).
A registration hold may stop you from registering for your classes. Contact your Broward College Academic Advisor or Success Coach as soon as possible.
REGISTER FOR CLASSES
Congratulations Seahawk. By now, you should have received notification on becoming a Broward College Seahawk with a valid Broward College student ID.
To join the Seahawk Summer Academy, use your BC Student ID and login information to register into one of the cohorts listed on our website. View a list of Seahawk Summer Academy courses.
Please note: these classes are set up as paired co-requisites. Students must be registered and remain enrolled in their selected 2-class-cohort as listed on our website to meet the eligibility criteria for the summer academy scholarship.
View Step-By-Step Guide or Video Tutorial on How to Register for Classes (located at the bottom of the page)
Students are responsible to ensure that:
ATTEND A SUMMER ACADEMY OPEN HOUSE
The Seahawk Summer Academy open-houses are designed specifically for the Academy students. These sessions are different from the New Student Orientations or NSOs.
At the Summer Academy Open-House, you can:
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Seahawk Summer Academy is designed for recent high school graduates and first-time college students who want to get a head start at Broward College. Students enroll in courses during the Summer term while becoming familiar with campus, resources, and opportunities that will support their success in the fall and beyond.
GET CONNECTED EARLY
Start building your college experience before the fall semester begins. Meet other incoming students, learn how to navigate campus, and gain confidence heading into your first term. Getting started early helps you stay on track and feel prepared from day one.
COURSES WITH CONNECTION
Students enroll in two linked courses during the Summer term and earn four college credits together as a group, building connections both in and out of the classroom through shared academic and campus experiences.
ENGAGING CAMPUS EXPERIENCE
After class, continue your experience with free on-campus events featuring food, activities, and opportunities to connect with other students in a fun and welcoming environment.
LEADERSHIP & INVOLVEMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Explore how to get involved on campus and build skills that support your personal and professional growth. Students are introduced to opportunities such as Student Government, Campus Activities Board (CAB), Peer Mentoring, and on-campus employment, helping you discover ways to stay engaged and gain valuable experience throughout your time at Broward College.
Peer Mentoring
As a Seahawk Summer Academy participant, you’ll have access to trained Peer Leaders, current students who are here to help you navigate college, answer questions, and share their experiences. Peer mentoring is part of Broward College’s broader leadership opportunities, giving you support while also showing you ways to grow into leadership roles yourself.
Student Government
Get introduced to Student Government, where students have the opportunity to represent their peers, share their voice, and take on leadership roles within the College. Student Government provides a platform to get involved in campus decision-making while building confidence and leadership skills.
Campus Activities Board (CAB)
Learn about the Campus Activities Board (CAB), where students help plan and host events across campus. CAB offers a hands-on way to get involved, meet other students, and gain experience in event planning, teamwork, and leadership.
To be admitted into the Seahawk Summer Academy, students must:
Seahawk Summer Academy scholarship recipients must remain enrolled in the paired classes for the entire Summer Session 3.
** Attending a Seahawk Summer Academy open house is optional but highly recommended. **
Eligible Summer Academy students will receive a scholarship to cover 100% of the tuition of the Seahawk Summer Academy two courses.
Scholarship Awards begin June 1 and until the first day of class to students who meet all the scholarship eligibility criteria listed below:
Welcome Seahawks and Future Seahawks.
All students currently enrolled in the summer academy must check their Broward College student email for more information.
Access the college academic calendar
| Date (Week of) | Event | Note | |
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| June 24 | Deadline to submit all required documents for the 4-credit scholarship eligibility. Students will be awarded until the first day of class. | ||
| June 25 | Summer Academy classes start. Check your schedule to see your first day of class. Log in to D2L to review the course syllabus and meet attendance verification. | Check your class schedule for your specific first day of class | |
| July 2 | The last day to drop your classes with a 100% scholarship refund (meaning, the student will have no obligations to the college). Last Date To Submit High School Transcripts |
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| July 21 | The last day to withdraw with a W grade from classes | ||
| August 4 | Last day of class |
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