The RN to BSN program is designed to provide a comprehensive approach to advanced concepts analysis of the nursing profession. The program provides students with an opportunity to complete coursework in areas that are emerging as necessities for advanced nursing credentials. These areas include informatics, nursing education, research, and business concepts. This program takes an interdisciplinary approach to these paradigms in order to tie together an advanced undergraduate degree that will prepare the professional nurse for opportunities in career fields in nursing. Graduates from this program will have the appropriate academic preparation to work in nursing education programs, departmental management, case management, research and other areas of healthcare where nurses have become a critical component of care and/or operation.

The transitional Bachelor of Science in Public Administration program prepares students for employment in government and nonprofit organizations that require various administrative skills including federal, state and local government bodies and other public sector agencies. Courses focus on building skills around the topics of budgeting, personnel administration, financial administration, organizational management, public service leadership, laws, political institutions, government institutions, ethics, and global awareness. This program also grants students the opportunity to select the generic program structure or areas of concentration in Criminal Justice or Fire Service Administration.

The EMT Program prepares students to be the initial response to the scene of an accident or illness. Students will be prepared to initiate basic airway and respiratory intervention; cardiopulmonary resuscitation; bleeding control; wound care; stabilization of spinal injuries; splinting of fractures; initial scene assessment, triage and safety; assist with normal childbirth; use the statewide EMS communication system; initiate basic care for medical and traumatic emergencies.

Further training in emergency medical services is necessary to meet all of the requirements before a student will be issued an EMT Diploma. Upon successful completion of course, students will be eligible to take the Florida State and National Registry Examination for licensure at the EMT Level.

Continued training includes emergency driving, bandaging, soft tissue injuries, circulatory, nervous and respiratory systems, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, emergency childbirth, lifting and moving patients, muscle and skeletal systems, emergency care of upper and lower extremities, handling of hazardous materials, patient assessment, use of P.A.S.G., extrication tools, and disentanglement procedures. Prerequisite: basic life support or equivalent.