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West Palm Beach, FL
South University's West Palm Beach campus is centrally located near the heart of Palm Beach County. Midway between Palm Beach International Airport and Okeechobee Boulevard, the campus is just minutes west of both Interstate 95 and downtown West Palm Beach. Bachelor's programs require a minimum of twelve quarters to complete. Associate's programs require a minimum of eight quarters for completion. Academic programs, course offerings, and scheduling are subject to change at the discretion of the institution.
The campus boasts a diverse and vibrant student body that thrives on the nurturing atmosphere fostered by faculty and staff. Through small class settings, a supportive learning environment is encouraged by teachers who are focused on the success of their students.
The library houses a large collection that includes extensive law resources. Students may retrieve periodicals in paper or electronic form. Students may also access several commercial on-line services including WESTLAW, the computerized legal research service, and the Southeastern Library Network (SOLINET). CD-ROM services include Grolier's Multimedia Encyclopedia and the EBSCO magazine full-text database. Full Internet access is available in the library.
The campus boasts a diverse and vibrant student body that thrives on the nurturing atmosphere fostered by faculty and staff. Through small class settings, a supportive learning environment is encouraged by teachers who are focused on the success of their students.
West Palm Beach Campus
1760 North Congress Avenue
West Palm Beach, FL 33409
Toll Free: 800.688.0932
Fax: 561.697.9944
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South University's West Palm Beach campus is centrally located in two buildings on Florida's affluent Gold Coast. The campus is equipped with computer labs and medical laboratories for use by students pursuing degrees in the Allied Health Science, Nursing, Physical Therapist Assisting, Healthcare Management, and Medical Assisting programs.The library houses a large collection that includes extensive law resources. Students may retrieve periodicals in paper or electronic form. Students may also access several commercial on-line services including WESTLAW, the computerized legal research service, and the Southeastern Library Network (SOLINET). CD-ROM services include Grolier's Multimedia Encyclopedia and the EBSCO magazine full-text database. Full Internet access is available in the library.
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