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We have made it simple to send us your unofficial transcripts. You can use Point. Click. Send. to simply email or text us a screen shot of your unofficial transcript. If you would rather use the SSAR, you will be able to complete your SSAR here.
Admission criteria to Florida Poly have become more rigorous. We now require applicants to submit an admissions essay as part of our evaluation in determining fit with the University. Recognizing that students are multi-dimensional, and aspects of potential can also be found in co-curricular and non-classroom activities, we are interested in learning as much as we can about how you have engaged your own interests, how you have been involved in extracurricular activities, your community, workplace, or how these experiences developed any special talents or knowledge that shaped your perspective. We welcome learning more about something that is important to you, or the journey of how you came to be the person you are, how well you express yourself or how you plan on taking advantage of the exceptional learning environment at Florida Poly.
This year, we strongly encourage at least one letter of recommendation to accompany your application given the increase in the number of competitive applications to Florida Poly (do not send more than three). Our preference is that we hear from a math or science teacher about your academic growth, potential, perseverance, focus, moxie and creativity.
After you complete your Admissions Application, additional documents will need to be sent:
Official SAT and/or ACT scores: These can be sent electronically by requesting them to be sent through College Board or the ACT website.
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Direct admission to the fall term is the most competitive pathway for first-year students. Applications for fall open August 1st.
The Early Action Deadline for students applying for Fall is November 1st. After November 1st, decisions are rolling on a space available basis.
Students interested in summer admissions must first apply for the fall term. Students are then identified through our holistic review process. Applications for fall/summer open August 1st.
The Early Action Deadline for students applying for fall/summer is November 1st. After November 1st, decisions are rolling on a space available basis.
Students admitted to summer start their academic journey in one, online, 6-week course.
High School students earning both the standard high school diploma and an associate in arts (A.A.) degree through dual enrollment from a Florida College System or State University System institution may be admitted to Florida Poly under Florida Board of Governors Regulation 6.005. Students admitted under this regulation will be considered first-time-in-college (FTIC) students for admission purposes and will have access to first-year admissions scholarships. Any FTIC student admitted under this regulation must immediately notify the Office of Admissions if they do not intend to receive their degree for any reason. Any FTIC student admitted under this regulation who does not receive the A.A. may have their admission revoked.
Student wishing to apply for admission via this pathway must first apply as a Fall FTIC applicant. Students wishing to be considered for admission under FL BOG 6.005 will be required to submit an unofficial or official Florida College System or State University System transcript for evaluation prior to an admission offer being made; they must also provide a final official college transcript displaying the A.A. before enrolling at Florida Poly.
Students interested in the Coding for Data Analytics Certificate program must first apply for fall admission as a FTIC. Students are then identified through our holistic review process. Applications open August 1st.
The Early Action Deadline for students applying for fall is November 1st. After November 1st, decisions are rolling on a space available basis.
Students admitted to begin the Coding for Data Analytics Certificate program with a summer start will begin their academic journey in one, online, 6-week course.
Students starting in a certificate program will transition to a bachelor's degree their first spring upon successful completion of their required coursework.
Space in this program is limited; students may appeal to be considered for this opportunity. Please direct inquiries to the Director of Admissions, Michelle Powell.
The First Year STEM Program provides an academic immersion opportunity in the fall term and includes academic coaching, peer mentoring, tutoring, and campus engagement programming for seamless academic, professional and social connections to the university community.
Students interested in the FYSP program must first apply for fall admission as a FTIC. Students are then identified through our holistic review process. Applications for fall open August 1st.
The Early Action Deadline for students applying for fall is November 1st. After November 1st, decisions are rolling on a space available basis.
While in-state tuition and fees for the Fall Term’s 3 courses are paid for by the university, students would not be eligible for state and federal aid until the Spring term. Students who successfully progress to the Spring term, earning the required minimum GPA, may earn a scholarship toward Spring tuition plus an annual scholarship for the subsequent 3 years. Scholarship information will be sent separately after being reviewed by committee.
Space in this program is limited; students may appeal to be considered for this opportunity. Please direct inquiries to the Director of Admissions, Michelle Powell.
Students interested in the FTIC to Spring Transfer Program must first apply for the fall term. Students are then identified through our holistic review process. Applications for fall open August 1st.
The Early Action Deadline for students applying for fall is November 1st. After November 1st, decisions are rolling on a space available basis.
Students who enroll at their state college of choice then finish the Summer/Fall 2023 Semesters with a minimum 12 earned college credits after high school, a 3.0 cumulative college GPA, and completion of MAC 1105 (College Algebra) with a ‘B’ grade or higher will earn admission to Florida Poly as a transfer student in the Spring 2024 Semester. Additional course recommendations will be made after admission.
Completing the stipulated courses with an overall GPA of 3.0 or higher, and with a minimum ‘B’ grade in MAC 1105 (College Algebra), will guarantee admission to Florida Poly as a transfer student in the subsequent Spring. Any student admitted into this program who does not meet the qualifications outline in Board of Governors Regulation 6.004 may have their admission revoked.
Space in this program is limited; students may appeal to be considered for this opportunity. Please direct inquiries to the Director of Admissions, Michelle Powell.
