Florida Community Colleges

Any Floridians out there who can help a girl out? I'm trying to find the easiest community college to get into here in Florida. Can anyone recommend one?

Absolutely, we can talk about Florida's community colleges. As an open-access institution, virtually all community colleges in Florida consider all applicants, as long as they have a high school diploma or equivalent (like a GED). So, the admission rate is close to 100% at these schools.

In terms of "easiest," if you're referring to the course load or academic rigor, it can be a bit subjective. It can depend on your personal strengths, what programs or classes you decide to take, and how the individual professors structure their classes.

However, let's clarify that "easier" doesn't always align with your goals. If you're planning to transfer to a 4-year university, you'll want to choose a community college that has strong transfer programs and agreements with the universities you're interested in. As an example, Miami Dade College has a strong reputation for its higher transfer rates to four-year universities.

Consider also if you desire a more personal, intimate classroom setting, you might look into the smaller colleges, such as Florida Keys Community College or North Florida Community College. Bigger colleges can offer a wider array of courses and resources, but smaller colleges often can give more personalized attention.

Ultimately, it's essential to research each college's academic programs, campus culture, location, and student resources to determine which would be the best fit for you.