Congratulations on your acceptance
We're excited that you're joining the Â鶹ÊÓƵ family. Our goal is to get you through your remaining admission's requirements as quickly as possible so you'll be able to register for classes. Use the list and contacts below to get started now and reach out if you have questions.
myÂ鶹ÊÓƵ is your student portal to access many of your important student resources. As an admitted student, many of your outstanding admissions requirements can be completed within myÂ鶹ÊÓƵ. Through the portal, you will be able to view any holds placed on your record, which may prevent you from completing the enrollment process or even registering for classes. You can also view and update your personal information, as well as review financial aid information.
First Time myÂ鶹ÊÓƵ Access
It's easy to as the link is always at the top of every website page. Your acceptance email included your username, which is your student Titan email address. The email also included your first-time password for the portal.
Forgot your Student Number, student email address or password?
You were also sent your Â鶹ÊÓƵ Student ID number that begins with a B and is sometimes referred to as your "B-number." You can retrieve a forgotten B-number or email address online and also reset your password. You will need to know your full social security number, zip code and date of birth in this format MM/DD/YYYY (be sure to include the forward slashes).
Watch the short video to learn about the applications inside the portal and be sure to explore once you've logged in so you learn your way around.
The Message Center is an application that's available once you've . The messages you receive there might be an urgent reminder about a hold that could
prevent you from registering for classes. It's important you recognize the Message
Center icon — and watch for a red circle notification that appears when you have new
messages to review. If you have a hold, the message will link you to our web page that explains holds and includes information on how to resolve it.
The Student Document Dropbox is a secure, online way for you to send documents directly to many Â鶹ÊÓƵ offices, including Admissions. Transcripts are not accepted through the electronic dropbox, but most other documents are, such as a completed form you downloaded from our website or copies of your Florida residency documentation. Watch the video to see how it works and you can also view step-by-step directions for this tool that can save you a trip to campus.
Â鶹ÊÓƵ will accept proof of a standard high school diploma to allow you to register for your initial term.
Submit college placement test scores that are less than two years old from the first day of the term you start classes.
It's easy to complete this orientation requirement. After you've , click the Titan Preview icon to get started.
In order to receive in-state tuition rates you must submit proof of Florida residency. Even out-of-state students who will not claim Florida residency must complete their section of the form.
Access the Residency Process & Forms
You want to complete this residency requirement before registering for classes so you will be charged the lower in-state tuition rate.
Everyone should apply for aid and scholarships as you may qualify for financial assistance that you're not even aware of. Get started on this step as soon as possible to maximize your potential aid package.
When you've completed all your admissions requirements, we'll be sure you have the details you need to move on to the next steps in the enrollment process, such as meeting with your academic advisor, registering for classes, paying your bill and even getting a student ID/library card.
Be sure to check your Titan Student email and your myÂ鶹ÊÓƵ Message Center often so you don't miss any communications about your enrollment.
Contact Information
When you need assistance or an address, use these links for the most current contact information for each student services area.