Frequently Asked Questions

If your goals include enrollment in a challenging, innovative business program located in an exciting international center of commerce, you need look no further than the Huizenga School. Still have questions? A few frequently asked questions are listed below. If we have not provided an answer to a question you have, please use the Contact Us link on this webpage to share your question with us.

You may choose from Bachelor's Degree Programs in the following:

Accounting
Business Administration
Economics
Finance
Management
Marketing
Sport and Recreation Management

Yes. Students may choose from the following minors:

Accounting
Business for Non-business Majors
Economics
Entrepreneurship
Finance
Human Resource Management
International Business
Leadership
Management
Marketing
Sport and Recreation Management

Yes. While our Professional and Liberal Studies Program (PALS) is available for full-time day students on our Fort Lauderdale-Davie campus, part-time students find an array of options available to them.

Our evening program (the Career Development Program) has been designed for part-time students. This program is available on our Fort Lauderdale-Davie campus, at corporate locations, at numerous Student Educational Centers throughout Florida and the United States. Online program are also available.

The Huizenga School has corporate and educational centers located throughout the United States. Please see our Program Locations page for details regarding your program of study.

Yes, we will accept as transfer credit and credit for life experience. Specific conditions do apply to all transfer credit.

Please consult the Undergraduate Tuition and Fee Schedule.

Financial aid awards depend upon your enrollment status. For more information, please visit the Office of Student Financial Assistance or contact your admission representative.

Full-time students are eligible to receive scholarships based upon their previous academic performance and standardized test scores (SAT or ACT). For a complete list of scholarships, please visit the Office of Student Financial Assistance scholarship page. Please be certain to discuss these with your admission representative.

Our Tuition Estimator can help you get an idea how scholarships and grants can affect your tuition costs.

If you are interested in Full-Time, Day Enrollment and have not previously earned college credit:

You must submit an Application for Admission and the non-refundable application fee. It is important that you provide evidence of completion of your high school degree or GED. All candidates for admission must submit official academic transcripts from all schools attended and official SAT or ACT test scores. See the How to Apply-Bachelor's Degree Application Requirements section of our website for more information.

If you are interested in Part-Time, Evening or Weekend Enrollment and have not previously earned college credit:

You must provide evidence of high school graduation or a GED (General Equivalency Diploma), official high school transcripts, and a completed Application for Admission with the nonrefundable application fee.

If you are interested in Full-Time, Day Enrollment and have previously earned less than 24 hours of college credit (Freshman Transfer Student):

You must submit official academic transcripts from all colleges previously attended; official high school transcripts indicating the date of your high school graduation; official ACT or SAT scores; a completed Application for Admission with the nonrefundable application fee.

If you are interested in Full-Time, Day Enrollment and have previously earned 24 or more college credits (Transfer Admission):

You must submit a completed Application for Admission including the nonrefundable application fee; official transcripts from all colleges previously attended.

If you are interested in Part-Time evening enrollment and have previously earned college credit:

You must submit official academic transcripts from all colleges previously attended and a completed Application for Admission including the nonrefundable application fee.

If you plan to study online or at one of our educational centers and you have not previously earned any college credit (online and off-campus freshman):

You must submit a completed Application for Admission with the nonrefundable application fee; proof of high school graduation or the GED; and official high school transcripts.

If you plan to study online or at one of our educational center and you have previously earned college credit (online and off-campus transfer student):

You must submit a completed Application for Admission with the nonrefundable application fee; official academic transcripts from all colleges previously attended; official high school transcripts (if you have completed less than 24 hours).

If you are an international student, please see the International Student application webpage.

Yes. Each term (Fall, Winter, Summer), new students must submit an application for admission no later than 10 working days before classes begin. Class formats are designed so that each term includes two 8-week sessions. Below are the deadlines for upcoming terms:

Winter 2010 Term, First 8-week Session: Last day to apply is Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Winter 2010 Term, Second 8-week Session: Last day to apply is Friday, February 26, 2010

Yes. For details about various housing options, please visit Residential Life and Housing.