Florida Health Care Academy is approved by the Commission for Independent Education under the Florida Department of Education, License #5971.

Our programs don't qualify for government financial aid like FAFSA due to cost requirements. However, we are committed to ensuring that cost isn't a barrier to accessing quality education. Therefore, we offer flexible payment plans and financing options through Klarna for all of our programs.

All applicants must be over the age of 18, have a valid high school diploma, GED, or equivalent, a valid government-issued photo ID, a social security card, and the initial down payment for the program of interest.

While we do not issue a student visa or I-20 for candidates who want to study in the United States, we do accept students who are already under a student visa to take our programs as complements to their current studies. Please bear in mind that international students are not able to take the state or national certification exams or work without prior authorization.

Yes, as long as they don't have conflicting schedules. You can take one morning and one evening or one Saturday class, but you are not able to take two morning classes.

All of our graduates are able to take their certification exams at our facilities post-graduation. Additionally, we are a regional testing location for Prometric, the provider of the Nursing Assistant Exam, so candidates, regardless of where they studied, are able to take the CNA exam at our location.

We will help you find medical practices looking to hire and send you weekly internship opportunities and job offerings to your email after completing the program.

No. The GI Bill and Florida PrePaid only cover public colleges and education. Chapter 31 provides counseling and occupational assistance, but it does not cover tuition.