Beacon College Programs

Our seven academic majors in the bachelor’s degree program are intended to prepare our students to find worthy work in today’s global marketplace.  Two majors include specialty tracks geared toward specific careers.  In addition, we encourage students to explore their diverse interests through one or more of our 12 minors.

• Learn more about our degree programs.
• Visit Beacon Admissions.

Our summer program helps high school students who learn differently gain the skills, confidence and preparation they need to successfully transition to college. Courses are structured to prepare students to be more effective and confident learners. Most importantly, high school juniors and seniors get to experience what it’s like to live — and learn — on a college campus.

• Learn more about Beacon’s Summer Program for High School Students.
• Apply to Beacon’s Summer for Success Program.

NavigatorPREP is a virtual program to help college bound students and parents prepare for the transition to college in the year before entering college. With a focus on executive functioning and social and emotional regulation skills, students receive up to 9 months of skill-based strategies. Parents are included and the program is open to students regardless of what college they eventually choose.

• Learn more about Beacon’s NavigatorPREP Program.
• Sign up for NavigatorPREP.

Learning Essentials is a time-tested and proven course required of every entering student at Beacon College, America’s top-ranked, four-year college for students who learn differently. This program focuses on helping students understand and apply the critical skills needed for success in learning — and in life. At the request of parents and educators, Beacon is now offering this 14-week course online to college-bound high school juniors and seniors.

• Learn more about Beacon’s Learning Essentials Online.
• Enroll in Learning Essentials Online.

The Beacon Salon Series is an educational outreach program of Beacon College for the Central Florida community. The series features talks by respected scholars, performances in the visual and performing arts, and a lecture and discussion series led by Beacon College faculty and instructors, as well as the Forums Series of panel discussions on topical issues. Beacon Salon events are free and open to the public.

• Learn more about the Beacon Salon Speaker Series.