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Video: Rinker Athletic Campus

Covering 78 acres, PBA’s complex of baseball, soccer, and softball fields, tennis courts, and a workout facility are among the best in Division II sports.
Video: Arts and Culture

West Palm Beach’s arts scene revolves around nearby venues and events like the Norton Museum, Society of the Four Arts, Canvas Outdoor Museum, and Art After Dark.
Video: Palm Beach

A short walk across the bridge from campus, Palm Beach offers world-class golf and beaches, and internships at top resorts like The Breakers or at international wealth-management firms.
Video: Gregory School of Pharmacy

Florida’s only pharmacy school at a Christian university offers state-of-the-art facilities and hands-on, community-based experience at home and abroad.
Video: PBA’s Campus

Just off Okeechobee Boulevard—home to more than 200 financial institutions—we’re minutes from downtown internship sites, pristine beaches, and vibrant cultural opportunities.
Top-Notch Performance Venue

The Kravis Center for Performing Arts is a premier showcase for music, ballet and other forms of dance. Partnerships with local organizations put PBA students on stage with world-class talent.
Financial and Tech Hotbed

West Palm Beach is home to respected names in finance and wealth management, and has been ranked 3rd on Forbes’ list of “Up and Coming Tech Cities.”
Video: Rosemary Square

Minutes from campus, the thriving entertainment district features family activities, live music, theatres, shopping, and dining at more than 30 restaurants.
Worlds of Exploration

Our location near the Intracoastal Waterway, Atlantic Ocean and resources such as Lake Worth Lagoon offer unparalleled opportunities for research and learning in the natural sciences.
Video: Orlando Campus

Designed especially for working professionals and adult learners, the Orlando Campus is just off I-4 in South Orlando, ideal for students throughout Central Florida.
Serve and Spread the Gospel

Through Workship, urban ministry programs and many other community service initiatives, PBA students find countless opportunities to bring help, healing and faith to those in need.
Major League Action

FITTeam Stadium is the spring training home for MLB’s Washington Nationals and Houston Astros. PBA students can catch the action and even intern with pro teams in Palm Beach County and Miami.
Healthcare Hub

With approximately 200 healthcare providers within 50 miles of the PBA campus, including Cleveland Clinic, you’ll be in a great place for valuable internships, clinical placements and professional opportunities.
Live It Up

The downtown entertainment district provides year-round fun in the form of dining, entertainment, shopping, dazzling waterfront views and exciting events such as Clematis By Night.
Getting Around is a Breeze

We’re just off I-95 and close to Florida’s Turnpike. The new Virgin Trains USA (Brightline) and Tri-Rail express train services near campus connect with Fort Lauderdale and Miami.

News

Rebecca McDonald is the founder and president of Women At Risk, International.

Gregory Center Forum Considers Human Trafficking Prevention

The Gregory Center for Medical Missions will host the Women At Risk, International founder.

Spotlight

Dr. Ryan Gladwin asks a question as Dr. John Nunes listens during a panel discussion at the Jess Moody Faith & Culture Forum on Thursday, Feb. 13, 2020. The forum explored how to confront racism within individuals and institutions, including the church.

Jess Moody Faith & Culture Forum Scholars Fight Racism with Hope

They called on Christians to confront racism in their lives and churches.

Events

Piano on stage for use with International Piano Festival 2020

International Piano Festival Shines at PBA, Kravis Center

The Feb. 16-21 event features some the world's finest young pianists and the PBA Symphony.

Student Success

Kimberly LittleJohn Hammaker hosts her students in a Socratic-style exchange like the ones she participated in as a student in the Supper Honors Program.

Teacher Thrives in Middle School Classroom

Kimberly LittleJohn Hammaker ’15 is Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce Teacher of the Year.

Give

Gifts to Palm Beach Atlantic fund scholarships, new and improved buildings (including a new residence hall that will open in 2020) and academic programs and enhancements that create unique opportunities for students to learn, explore careers and enjoy campus life.