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Kissimmee, Florida 34744
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Watch Us Grow!

Building 1 |Building 2 || Building 3 | Building 4

Osceola Campus Master Plan

Building 1 opened for classes in January 1997. The building currently contains the Administrative Services suite, Student Services offices, faculty offices, and laboratories for biology, physical sciences, and foreign languages. In addition, nearly one third of the building is devoted to the Learning Resource Center, with another third comprising general classrooms.

Building 2, the Liberal Arts and Health Sciences building, opened for classes in January 2000. This building houses Health Sciences studies, including EMT, Paramedic, and EMS degree programs. The building also contains laboratories for fine and applied arts, communications, business management and accounting, mathematics, humanities, and social sciences. Slightly less than a third of the space is devoted to general classrooms, and the building also houses faculty offices, instructional support offices, and a state-of-the-art teaching auditorium.

Building 3, the Technical Science, Information Technology and Workforce Development building, opened for classes in January 2005. In addition to general classrooms and faculty offices, this 60,000-square-foot, three-story building houses the Learning Center, which is stocked with the latest computers, including Internet access for studying and tutoring. Technical workforce programs offered in the new building include computer engineering, Cisco and Microsoft certification, computer information technology, IT support, computer programming and analysis, database technology, Oracle and office systems technology. In addition, the college’s nursing program, which began offering courses on the Osceola Campus in the fall of 2004, has expanded its presence with dedicated nursing labs and classroom space. UCF has also established a presence here, with courses available to fulfill the requirements for a Bachelor of Arts degree in elementary or exceptional education.

Building 4, the Student Services Building, will contain the Library, Counseling and Student Support offices, the Career Center, the Financial Aid/Veterans’ Affairs Center, the Admissions and Records Area, Finance Office, bookstore, and cafeteria, in addition to physical education facilities and a main auditorium. However, until final funding has been approved, no anticipated dates for construction and opening can be set.

In addition, permanent outbuildings presently house the bookstore and the cafeteria.

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