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Colleges in Fort Lauderdale, FL

The 7 colleges, community colleges and trade schools in Fort Lauderdale that are currently approved for federal student aid, with cost, completion and every field each one taught in 2023-24. A complete list, not a ranking.

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College Scorecard
College Scorecard data, Most Recent Institution-Level file (release of 15 Oct 2026)U.S. Department of Education
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21 Oct 2026

Currently operating Title IV schools (CURROPER = 1). Cost = average annual cost of attendance (COSTT4_A, or COSTT4_P for program-year schools), net price = NPT4_PUB / NPT4_PRIV, both 2024-25; completion = C150_4 (four-year schools, fall 2019 cohort) or C150_L4 (fall 2022 cohort), within 150% of normal time.

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4-year · 2-year · under 26 · 0 · 1Level of institution
Award doctorates3In 2023-24, any field

Schools in Fort Lauderdale

Grouped by type. Open "Fields taught" to see each field of study and the highest award the school made in it in 2023-24.

Universities and 4-year colleges (6)

  • Arizona College of Nursing-Fort LauderdalePrivate for-profit · 428 undergraduatesCost not reported
    Fields taught: 1, up to bachelor's
  • Atlantic Institute of Oriental MedicinePrivate nonprofitCost not reported
    Fields taught: 1, up to doctorate
    Doctorates in: Health Professions and Related Programs
  • Broward CollegePublic · 24,922 undergraduatesCost $16,323 a year · net price $7,989 · completion 40%
    Fields taught: 19, up to bachelor's
  • HCI College - Fort Lauderdale CampusPrivate for-profitCost not reportedNo awards reported to IPEDS for 2023-24.
  • Keiser University-Ft LauderdalePrivate nonprofit · 17,678 undergraduatesCost $45,593 a year · net price $32,640 · completion 58%
    Fields taught: 17, up to doctorate
    Doctorates in: Education · Psychology · Homeland Security, Law Enforcement, Firefighting and Related Protective Services · Health Professions and Related Programs · Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services
  • Nova Southeastern UniversityPrivate nonprofit · 7,240 undergraduatesCost $55,277 a year · net price $27,714 · completion 62%
    Fields taught: 23, up to doctorate
    Doctorates in: Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services · Education · Legal Professions and Studies · Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies · Physical Sciences · Psychology · Homeland Security, Law Enforcement, Firefighting and Related Protective Services · Health Professions and Related Programs

Trade and career schools (under 2 years) (1)

  • JT's Cuts AcademyPrivate for-profit · 37 undergraduatesCost $24,402 a year · net price $21,906
    Fields taught: 1, up to certificate

Cost and completion side by side

Cost is the average yearly cost of attendance before aid; net price subtracts the average grant and scholarship aid (full-time first-year students with federal aid, 2024-25). Completion = finished within 150% of normal time.

SchoolTypeCost a yearNet priceCompletionUndergraduates
Arizona College of Nursing-Fort Lauderdale4-year · Private for-profit———428
Atlantic Institute of Oriental Medicine4-year · Private nonprofit————
Broward College4-year · Public$16,323$7,98940%24,922
HCI College - Fort Lauderdale Campus4-year · Private for-profit————
JT's Cuts AcademyUnder 2-year · Private for-profit$24,402$21,906—37
Keiser University-Ft Lauderdale4-year · Private nonprofit$45,593$32,64058%17,678
Nova Southeastern University4-year · Private nonprofit$55,277$27,71462%7,240

— = not reported for that school. Looking for a program? Programs by career lists every school in the country that awards it.

About these numbers

Which schools
Every school in the College Scorecard file of 15 Oct 2026 that is currently operating and approved for federal student aid (Title IV). Schools that do not take federal aid are not in the file.
College Scorecard
College Scorecard data, Most Recent Institution-Level file (release of 15 Oct 2026)U.S. Department of Education
Checked
21 Oct 2026

Currently operating Title IV schools (CURROPER = 1). Cost = average annual cost of attendance (COSTT4_A, or COSTT4_P for program-year schools), net price = NPT4_PUB / NPT4_PRIV, both 2024-25; completion = C150_4 (four-year schools, fall 2019 cohort) or C150_L4 (fall 2022 cohort), within 150% of normal time.

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Type and control
The federal "level of institution" (4-year, 2-year, less than 2-year) and control (public, private nonprofit, private for-profit) as the school reports them.
Cost a year
Average annual cost of attendance, including tuition and fees, books and supplies, and living expenses, for full-time, first-time undergraduates who receive federal aid, 2024-25. Program-year schools (most trade schools) report it per program year.
College Scorecard
College Scorecard data dictionary and cohort mapU.S. Department of Education
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21 Oct 2026
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Net price
That cost minus the average grant and scholarship aid, 2024-25. What a family pays depends on income: every school's own net price calculator gives a personal estimate.
Completion
Share of full-time, first-time students who completed a degree or certificate at the school within 150% of normal time: at four-year schools, students who started in fall 2019 (or the 2019-20 year); at other schools, fall 2022 (or 2022-23). Rounded to a whole percent.
Fields and doctorates
From the awards each school reported to NCES IPEDS for 2023-24 (July 2023 – June 2024, first majors), grouped into CIP 2020 families; the level shown is the highest award made in that family that year. A school that made no award in a field that year is not listed for it.
NCES IPEDS
IPEDS Completions, 2023-24 (complete data file C2024_A)National Center for Education Statistics
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21 Oct 2026
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Rankings, admission chances and program accreditation. Check accreditation with the accreditor and in the Department of Education's DAPIP database before you enroll.
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