Student Testimonials
Every student is unique and has a story that’s worth listening to. FCC Students come from a wide variety of cultural, educational, and socio-economic backgrounds. If you’re curious to learn about the obstacles and challenges that our students have faced and overcome, we encourage you to read the testimonials below. Our student stories will inspire and motivate you to build a future you can be proud of. Don’t give up on yourself, and follow your dreams!
Jacksonville Student Selected for 2022 ‘Be the Change’ Scholarship
Kaleem Gibson is a Medical Assistant Technician student at FCC Jacksonville who was selected for the 2022 Be The Change scholarship
Decarlo Donaldson Honored as Graduate of the Year by FAPSC
FCC graduate named Graduate of the Year by the Florida Association of Post-Secondary Schools and Colleges (FAPSC)
Serious Car Accident Didn’t Stop Determined MA Student
In spite of the unexpected challenges she faced, Rosemary persevered and finished the Medical Assistant Technician program at FCC Miami
A Series of Trials Didn’t Keep Diana From Reaching her Goals
Diana is a Medical Assistant Technician graduate who overcame many obstacles to complete the program and start a new career
Jacksonville Student Takes her Time to Reach her Goals
Ashley had to overcome a lot of obstacles to complete her education at Florida Career College and is now enjoying a new career
Tired of Dead Ends, Dental Assistant Student Finds a New Path
Jillian decided to go back to school in pursuit of a new career and found success at Florida Career College in Jacksonville
Margate Graduate Becomes Published Author, Inspires Others to Overcome
George’s educational journey at FCC gave him the confidence to pursue his dreams and overcome his past.
Realizing Dreams at Florida Career College in Lauderdale Lakes
Yanilisse turned to education to move forward after being laid off during the pandemic. Yanilisse joined FCC’s Dental Assistant program and never looked back.
Realizing Dental Career Dreams at Florida Career College in Boynton Beach
Adriana Sepulveda, a dental assistant student and Colombian immigrant, was selected for a $5,000 scholarship and mentoring program.