The College's Center for Public Safety houses the Criminal Justice, Emergency Medical Services and Fire Science programs under one roof.
Our society depends on those trained in law enforcement, emergency medical care and fire science technology to maintain the safety, security and welfare of our communities. About 1,600 students annually attend classes at Seminole State so they can enter these challenging careers.
The College's new Center for Public Safety houses the Criminal Justice, Emergency Medical Services and Fire Science programs under one roof, providing state-of-the-art classroom and training space.
If you have a sincere desire to make a difference in the world by protecting and serving others, Seminole State can prepare you to be a highly skilled, successful public safety professional.
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