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Challenge Yourself
Advance Your Skills

PBSC's programs are led by full-time and adjunct professors with powerful real-world experience. Start a new career or build your skills. Your goals are here for the taking, in a place designed for you.

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Panther Proud:
Student Spotlight

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Panther Proud:
Student Spotlight

"I like figuring out what's wrong with things and getting them to work again. I've always wanted to learn. I don't see a lot of girls doing it, so I figured I should give it a shot."

Karena Cabus

PBSC Automotive Student
Student representative at $4.1M green vehicle grant announcement

Panther Proud:
Alumni Spotlight

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Panther Proud:
Alumni Spotlight

“I am proud to be a product of a community college, and I am honored to now be in a position to positively impact institutions and students statewide.”

Mike Sfiropoulos

Associate in Arts, 1998
Associate Vice Chancellor of Academic and Student Affairs, Florida College System

Panther Proud:
Alumni Spotlight

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Panther Proud:
Alumni Spotlight

“I love that PBSC represents people from all walks of life. It is very diverse, and if you can be successful at PBSC, you can be successful anywhere.”

Clara Acero

Associate in Arts degree, 2010
Executive Director, Kingdom Charitable Trust

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Unprecedented Gift:
Foundation Gives $10M to PBSC

David Rutherford, CEO of the Foundation for PBSC, presented President Ava L. Parker, J.D., and PBSC’s District Board of Trustees with a $10.6 million gift, designated for advancing the College’s highest priorities, including health sciences initiatives.