Editing West Palm Beach, Florida (section)

===Post-secondary education===

[[File:PalmBchJrColOld2.JPG|thumb|right|Original Palm Beach Junior College building]]
The original [[Palm Beach Junior College]] building was [[Building restoration|restored]] and is now adjacent to the campus of the [[Dreyfoos School of the Arts]], a [[Magnet school|magnet]] performing and visual arts [[High school (North America)|high school]]. It is now a satellite building of [[Palm Beach State College]].
[[File:Pba.jpg|thumb|Palm Beach Atlantic University lies along the Intracoastal Waterway [[Lake Worth Lagoon]]]]

[[Palm Beach Atlantic University]] (PBAU), a four-year private Christian university with approximately 3,200 students, is located in the city on seven blocks within the south end of downtown. The campus includes several historic structures converted to academic use. PBAU has recently added schools of nursing and of pharmacy.

[[Northwood University]] formerly had a residential campus in West Palm Beach, Florida. The campus now belongs to [[Keiser University]], a regionally accredited school that offers a variety of degrees at the Associate, Bachelor, Master, and Doctoral levels. It is one of their 16 Florida campuses.

Various private [[For-profit education|for-profit institutions]] are located in the city, including the Lincoln College of Technology (formerly known as New England Institute of Technology), Florida Culinary Institute, owned by the [[New Jersey]]-based [[Lincoln Group of Schools]], and [[Southeastern College]].