Florida State College at Jacksonville — South Campus

South Campus is in southeast Jacksonville between St. Johns Bluff Road and Huffman Boulevard, about eight miles from the Atlantic coast. It opened on Beach Boulevard in 1971 and offers credit courses, community education, and adult programs. Its signature is a mix of arts, digital media, and career training with cultural and athletic facilities.

The Wilson Center for the Arts and studios for music, dance, ceramics, and digital media support creative fields. Other buildings house the library, tutoring, veteran services, child care, a cafeteria, and the H.O.P.E. food pantry; the map also marks a fitness center, tennis courts, and athletic fields. Confirm which building handles your class or appointment, especially during arts-center events.

The official map marks parking and bus stops, and JTA route documents include a stop called FSCJ South Campus. Check the current trip planner because routes and schedules can change. Academic offerings rotate by term: verify where your course meets and whether it uses facilities at another site.