Watson Center
Welcome
Santa Fe College’s Alfred B. Sr. and Agnes W. Watson Center in Keystone Heights, Fla. provides citizens of southeast Bradford County an opportunity to gain a college education close to home. The Watson Center consists of two educational buildings, computer labs, a state-of-the-art science lab, a common meeting area, and offices.
Located along Route 21 between Santa Fe Lake and Lake Geneva, the Watson Center is just 30 minutes east of Gainesville. The Watson Center was opened its first building in 2005 and a second building in 2006.
Also, the Watson Center property includes a 40-acre mowed area of mixed pines and oaks, a historic borrow pit, and an area of somewhat undisturbed upland sand hill habitat. This area, dubbed the Watson Woods, is used as an outdoor classroom.
The center also provides a High School Dual Enrollment program for local high school students to earn college credit, allowing them to jump start their college education. Learn more about our Dual Enrollment program.
At the Watson Center
Dual Enrollment
High school students can earn college credits that apply to both high school and college graduation requirements through SF's dual enrollment program.
Dual Enrollment
High school students can earn college credits that apply to both high school and college graduation requirements through SF's dual enrollment program.
GRRATE
Guitars, Rocketry, Robotics Advanced Technological Education (GRRATE) is a project funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation.
GRRATE
Guitars, Rocketry, Robotics Advanced Technological Education (GRRATE) is a project funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation.
Student Services
Our Academic and Student Services staff offer one-stop service for almost all processes and procedures necessary to take a student from application to graduation.
Student Services
Our Academic and Student Services staff offer one-stop service for almost all processes and procedures necessary to take a student from application to graduation.