Florida Vedic College offers three ways to study, from a single course to a full doctorate. Every path is rooted in the same tradition and held to the same standard: authentic, lineage-based teaching.
One academic credit represents about 45 hours of learning. Self-study includes reading, japa and sādhana logs, approved lectures, seva, and reflection, all documented.
You do not only study the spiritual life. You build one, and it is recognized as part of your education.
Our degrees move from foundational study to advanced scholarship.
An entry point into formal Vedic study.
A full undergraduate formation in a chosen field.
Advanced specialization and scholarship.
The highest level of mastery in the tradition.
It rises alongside our academic degrees. This track is open to students initiated in the line of Śrīla Bhaktisiddhānta Sarasvatī Ṭhākura.
Ācāryas, gurus, and lifelong practitioners have often already earned what a program is designed to teach. We recognize that in two ways, and for the right candidate, we can design something entirely new.
For exceptional achievers.
An ācārya, a guru, or the leader of a mission, whose lifetime of realization and service speaks for itself.
For teachers and seniors with documented training.
You should be credentialed for what you have already mastered, not made to repeat it. Your training hours are mapped to our credit standard, about 45 hours to a credit, and can lead to a certificate or a degree at any level.
One principle governs both paths: knowledge must be received authentically, learned in paramparā. Artistry and innovation are honored, but when work is real yet not classically Vedic, we give it an honest, dignified title rather than an inflated one.
Recognition is not the only path. Rather than fit you into an existing program, we can create a custom, personalized degree, designed around your specialties, your service, and your life's work. Board approval required.
Enquire about a custom degreeFocused training that qualifies you for a specific role or service.
Recognition for completing a single course or a pilgrimage experience.
Up to 30 credits may transfer toward an associate's, and up to 75 toward a bachelor's, for work completed with a grade of C minus or better.
Credit for life experience is available through an Experiential Learning Portfolio.
CLEP examinations are accepted toward your formal study.
All transfer credit is awarded at the discretion of the college.
Courses and programs are being developed and updated. Visit the student portal to see what is open for enrollment now.
Someone from the college will be in touch with you soon. We are grateful for your interest in this path.
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