Match #1
Med Academy
Hialeah, FL
Profile closeness71/100
Admit rate—
- 455 students
- Private for-profit
- Suburb: Large
- Graduation rate 83%, close to 84%
- Enrollment 455 students, close to 563
The colleges most similar to Southeastern College-West Palm Beach are Med Academy, Concorde Career Institute-Tampa, and Fortis Institute-Port Saint Lucie. Southeastern College-West Palm Beach admits 87% of applicants and has an average net price of $32,555 a year; 5 of its 10 alternatives cost less and 3 admit a larger share of applicants, in the CollegesRef 2026–27 edition.
Profile closeness (0–100) compares graduation rate, size, admit rate, net price, Carnegie class, and control with Southeastern College-West Palm Beach. The order also uses CollegesRef matching tiers, so a later match can score higher. Admit-rate bars use a 0–100% scale.
Top 10 alternatives to Southeastern College-West Palm Beach
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Match #2
Concorde Career Institute-Tampa
Tampa, FL
Profile closeness71/100
Admit rate96%
- 158 students
- Private for-profit
- City: Large
- Average net price $34,694, close to $32,555
- Acceptance rate 96%, close to 87%
Match #3
Fortis Institute-Port Saint Lucie
Port Saint Lucie, FL
Profile closeness69/100
Admit rate—
- 546 students
- Private for-profit
- City: Midsize
- Enrollment 546 students, close to 563
- Same Carnegie classification
Match #4
Concorde Career Institute-Jacksonville
Jacksonville, FL
Profile closeness67/100
Admit rate94%
- 225 students
- Private for-profit
- City: Large
- Average net price $30,926, close to $32,555
- Acceptance rate 94%, close to 87%
Match #5
Fortis Institute-Pensacola
Pensacola, FL
Profile closeness64/100
Admit rate—
- 760 students
- Private for-profit
- City: Small
- Enrollment 760 students, close to 563
- Same Carnegie classification
Match #6
ATA Career Education
Spring Hill, FL
Profile closeness63/100
Admit rate—
- 201 students
- Private for-profit
- Suburb: Midsize
- Same Carnegie classification
- Same control type (private for profit)
Match #7
Cambridge Institute of Allied Health & Technology
Altamonte Springs, FL
Profile closeness62/100
Admit rate—
- 381 students
- Private for-profit
- Suburb: Large
- Enrollment 381 students, close to 563
- Same Carnegie classification
Match #8
Florida Career College-Boynton Beach
Boynton Beach, FL
Profile closeness60/100
Admit rate—
- 587 students
- Private for-profit
- City: Small
- Enrollment 587 students, close to 563
- Same Carnegie classification
Match #9
American Medical Academy
Miami, FL
Profile closeness59/100
Admit rate—
- 452 students
- Private for-profit
- Suburb: Large
- Enrollment 452 students, close to 563
- Same Carnegie classification
Match #10
Concorde Career Institute-Miramar
Miramar, FL
Profile closeness59/100
Admit rate100%
- 108 students
- Private for-profit
- Suburb: Large
- Average net price $34,665, close to $32,555
- Same Carnegie classification
Questions about Southeastern College-West Palm Beach alternatives
What colleges are similar to Southeastern College-West Palm Beach?
The closest matches to Southeastern College-West Palm Beach are Med Academy, Concorde Career Institute-Tampa, Fortis Institute-Port Saint Lucie, Concorde Career Institute-Jacksonville, and Fortis Institute-Pensacola. CollegesRef ranks them on admissions, cost, graduation rate, size, and campus profile using IPEDS and College Scorecard data.
Is Southeastern College-West Palm Beach hard to get into?
Southeastern College-West Palm Beach admitted 87% of its 444 applicants in the CollegesRef 2026–27 edition, so it is not very selective: it admits most applicants. 3 of its 10 closest alternatives admit a larger share of applicants.
Which Southeastern College-West Palm Beach alternatives cost less?
5 of the 10 closest alternatives have a lower average net price than Southeastern College-West Palm Beach ($32,555 a year), including Fortis Institute-Port Saint Lucie ($23,784), Cambridge Institute of Allied Health & Technology ($25,245), and ATA Career Education ($27,040). Net price is what first-time, full-time students paid after grants; your own price depends on family income.
