Indian River State College

Programme overview

Indian River State College offers a portfolio of Bachelor of Science (B.S.) and Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.S.) degrees built to meet Florida workforce needs. Programs combine academic coursework with applied learning, are available in 100% online, hybrid, or traditional in-person formats, and include specialized advising and technical support for adult learners.

What you'll study

Course content varies by chosen major; the college highlights bachelor’s-level programs across business and management, healthcare and nursing, education, science and technology, and public service and human services. Specific program options called out include Business Administration, Organizational Management, RN to BSN, Healthcare Management, Elementary Education, Exceptional Student Education, Math Education, Biology, Information Technology, Cyber Security, Human Services, Criminal Justice, and Public Administration.

Entry requirements

Admission follows a four-step process: submit the online Baccalaureate application and pay the $30 non-refundable fee; provide official transcripts from all prior colleges for credit evaluation; submit a Florida Residency Declaration to qualify for in-state tuition rates; and meet with a dedicated bachelor’s program advisor to create a personalized degree plan and discuss financial aid. The college emphasizes support for students returning to study, especially those aged 30 and over.

Career prospects

Degrees are targeted at high-growth industries in Florida and beyond. Graduates commonly move into roles in business and management, healthcare and nursing leadership, K–12 education fields, IT and cybersecurity, human services, criminal justice, and public administration, depending on the major selected.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The institution promotes affordability: 91% of its students graduate debt-free, 42% receive grants or scholarships that do not need to be repaid, and tuition is stated to be substantially lower than state universities. Students are encouraged to consult the college’s financial aid office and their bachelor’s advisor to explore grants, scholarships, and other aid options.