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Volusia County Public Schools
Web site: http://www.bethune.cookman.edu Phone: (386) 252-8667 A four-year, career oriented liberal arts institution of
higher learning, founded by one of America’s most
outstanding citizens, Dr. Mary McLeod-Bethune. One of the 49
institutions licensed by the State Board of Independent
Colleges and Universities of Florida. It is also one of the
12 black colleges of The United Methodist Church and is
listed among the colleges that participate in the United
Negro College Fund. A four-year institution, the college has
five academic divisions (business education, humanities,
science and mathematics and social services), and two
developing divisions: Allied Health and Continuing
Education. A Bachelor’s Degree is offered in a variety
of majors. Web site: http://www.daytonastate.edu Phone: (386) 255-8131. Florida’s first comprehensive community college,
offering an Associate of Arts/University Transfer degree,
which provides students with the first two years of courses
leading to a baccalaureate degree at four-year institutions.
DBCC also offers more than 60 one- and two-year career
training programs - Associates of Science degrees and
Occupational Certificates - designed to provide graduates
with the skills needed or immediate job placement in the
fields of health care, business and technology. Website: http://www.erau.edu/ Phone (386) 226-6000 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is the world’s
oldest, largest, most prestigious university specializing in
the field of aviation aerospace. It I the only accredited,
aviation oriented, independent university in the world.
Embry-Riddle has residential campuses in Daytona Beach,
Prescott, Arizona, as well as an Extended Campus dedicated
to providing educational opportunities to working adults
worldwide. Over 20 degree programs are offered at its
Daytona Beach Campus Graduate programs leading to degrees of
Master of Science in Aeronautical Engineering, Master of
Science in Aeronautical Engineering, Master of Business
Administration in Aviation Management, and Master of
Aeronautical Science, are all available. Embry-Riddle also
offers baccalaureate levels Embry-Riddle also has the
largest all-volunteer Air Force ROTC detachment in the
country, the fastest growing Army ROTC detachment, and a
Naval Aviation Club which furnishes the U.S. Navy with the
second largest number of naval aviation fliers. Athletes at
Embry-Riddle participate in intercollegiate competition in
basketball, baseball, golf and tennis. The university
sponsor several activities during the year including:
International Day, the Riddle Regatta and drama club
productions. Embry-Riddle is accredited by the Commission on
College of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
All individual programs are accredited as appropriate by
governing boards or commissions. Web Site: http://www.ucf.edu Phone 407/823-2000 To better serve Volusia and Flagler Counties, UCF
established an area campus in Daytona Beach. Full programs
at the bachelor’s level include: Criminal Justice,
Elementary Education, Exceptional Education and more. At the
master’s level: Business administration (MBA), Criminal
Justice, Educational Leadership, Engineering, Exceptional
Education and more. Stetson University (DeLand). The
university has 2100 students enrolled on its 150-acre DeLand
campus and 600 students at its College of Law in St.
Petersburg. Website: www.keisercollege.cc.fl.us Phone: (386) 274-5060 A private, two-year college accredited by the Commission
on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and
Schools and awards several Associate Degrees. Programs in
computers, business and allied health combine solid
academics with hands-on technical skills. The Keiser family
founded the college in Fort Lauderdale in 1977 and now the
college has five campuses throughout Florida. Studies
available at the Daytona beach campus include: medical
assisting, health services administration, paralegal,
computer network administration, accounting, business
administration, film & video, computer programming and
computer graphics. Keiser College’s Daytona Beach
campus is located at 1800 International Speedway Blvd.
Phone: (386) 255-0295 or 800/881-2AMI A.M.I., Inc. is a private vocational training center
founded in Daytona Beach in 1972 and includes three
divisions: American Motorcycle Institute, American Marine
Institute and American Watercraft Institute. A.M.I. is
accredited by ACCET and approved for veteran training and
financial assistance.
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