Palm Beach State College — Lake Worth Campus

Lake Worth is PBSC’s oldest and largest campus: the institution traces its service to 1933, and the present Congress Avenue site took shape in the mid-1950s. Its scale brings together a library, tutoring, athletics, arts facilities, transfer classes, and technical programs. It is a useful place to begin if you are still comparing fields of study.

The college locates key student-support functions here, including Admissions, academic advising, billing, and Financial Aid. Public reviews mention instructors, the library, and academic resources positively; other visitors say a task may require finding more than one office. Check the directory and ask for the building associated with your appointment before driving to campus.

The campus hosts a broad range of programs and services, but schedules and seats change each term. Its Student Learning Center also supports English for Academic Purposes with in-person and online tutoring. A typical 12-credit load in the standard rate category comes to about $1,212 for a Florida resident or $4,356 for a nonresident, before books, labs, and delivery charges.