Rural Florida community college serving six counties with affordable degrees and workforce training.
North Florida College offers associate degrees (AA, AS), certificates, and its first baccalaureate program—a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). The college provides career and workforce education programs with flexible scheduling, dual enrollment for high school students, and rapid credentialing options. Academic departments span general education, career and technical fields, and allied health. The college emphasizes personalized academic advising and support for student success.
The main campus spans 165 acres in Madison with natural Florida landscape, oak trees, and ponds. Facilities include a library (Hamilton Library), science learning center, technology center, fitness center (Colin P. Kelly), auditorium (Van H. Priest), and career/technical education buildings. The college mascot is the Sentinel, represented by three characters symbolizing preparation, strength, and confidence. Campus security and accessibility services support student wellbeing.
NFC admits students through regular decision with a $20 application fee ($30 for BSN/BASOM programs). High school dual enrollment is available. The college follows Florida's 2+2 articulation system, guaranteeing AA degree holders admission to state universities with at least 60 transfer credits. Veterans receive VA benefits support. Academic advisors assist with course planning, career guidance, and transfer pathways.
NFC reports strong employment and continuing education outcomes: 94% for nursing graduates, 87% for associate in science, 83% for associate in arts, and 73% for career/workforce certificates. The college operates a Career & Transfer Center to support post-graduation planning and has established partnerships with universities like Valdosta State for educational pathways.