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Education

Pasco County, and the greater Tampa Bay area, has a concentration of high quality academic institutions providing employers access to a wealth of experienced professional, new talent and innovative ideas.


Our area’s higher-education institutions include 3 community colleges, 3 universities and numerous of for-profit colleges and technical schools that educate and prepare our workforce. 


Pasco County’s K-12 school district also offers Career Academies at several high schools that offer rigorous and relevant career education that allows students the opportunity to develop essential work skills to be successful in high skill/high wage careers.
Most of our colleges and universities offer online courses, career development and continuing education programs that cater to working professionals and keep them current with new business trends. Customized training programs specific to your company needs are also offered.

 

Public Schools

Pasco County Schools

 

Community Colleges

Pasco-Hernando Community College 

PHCC offers 3 campus locations in Pasco County and offers Associate in Arts and Associate In Science degrees.

Hillsborough Community College

HCC offer 3 campus locations in Hillsborough County and offers Associate in Arts and Associate In Science degrees.

         • Rasmussen College

Rasmussen has 2 locations in Pasco County and offers Bachelor's and Associate;s degrees in many high demand fields.

St. Petersburg College   

SPC offers 4 campus locations in Pinellas County and offers both Associates and Bachelor's degrees in a variety of fields.

 

Universities

Saint Leo University

Saint Leo University is a recognized leader in the distance-learning field and is one of the nation’s foremost providers of higher education to the military

University of South Florida

The Univeristy of South Florida ranks No. 9 among universities worldwide earning U.S. patents.

University of Tampa

University of Tampa is in the top tier of U.S. News and World Report’s "America’s Best Colleges."