Official Transcripts: Complete the Official Transcript Request form. Please complete a separate request form for each location you need to send a transcript to. Official transcripts cost $10.00 per copy. Payment must be made with the Student Business Services Office before your transcript can be released. Official transcripts can be sent electronically to certain public Florida universities and colleges if applicable. Printed copies will be mailed for all other requests. Transcripts will be processed within 5 business days. Printed copies can also be obtained in person at the Registrar’s Office by the student. Official transcripts cannot be emailed.
Transcript Fee Waiver for Active Duty Military/Veterans: In accordance with F.S. 1009.26 (17a), Florida Poly students who are active duty military, honorably discharged veterans of the United States Armed Forces, or spouse and/or dependents are eligible for a transcript fee waiver. The waiver will cover the $10 transcript cost. You must be verified by the Registrar's Office as a student, dependent and/or spouse who meets the criteria above before the waiver can be applied. Eligible students will complete the Active Duty Military/Veteran Transcript Request Form and submit it directly to the Registrar's Office for processing.
Unofficial Transcripts: Students can view their unofficial transcripts in their CAMS portal. The unofficial transcript can be printed by clicking the print icon in the upper left corner of the transcript window.
Former Students:Alumni and former students who no longer have an active CAMS account can reactivate their account online. You will need to know your NetID/Florida Poly ID and 5-digit security code from your student ID card. If you do not have this information, contact the Help Desk at 863-874-8888.
Students who need an additional copy of their diploma can complete the Duplicate Diploma Request form. Diplomas are not available in electronic format and can only be mailed or picked up in the Registrar’s Office.
Students can obtain an Enrollment Verification letter in their CAMS portal for a term they are enrolled.
If additional information is needed in the letter, email the Registrar's Office and include all the details for the letter. The Registrar's Office is able to complete some enrollment forms but in most cases will attach an Enrollment Verification letter with the pertinent details to the form.
The university provides enrollment information to the National Student Clearinghouse each semester for employers and other educational institutions to use for enrollment verification.
If needed, official transcripts and diplomas can be notarized upon request at no change to the student. Students can add a note to the transcript or diploma request asking for the document to be notarized. Please note that it may take additional time to process these requests.
Official transcripts and diplomas do not need to be notarized to be considered official. Notarized copies should only be requested if required by the recipient of the document.
The Registrar's Office does not process Apostille certifications for documents. Please visit the Department of State website for more information.
Transcripts and other educational records may be requested and picked up by a third-party if they have written consent or power of attorney from the student. An email from the student using their official University email account will suffice in most cases, but there may be some requests that will require notarized consent. The letter of consent should include the full name of individual requesting documents on student's behalf. The third-party will be required to show their photo ID before receiving the document.
Please review the FERPA website for more information on the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act and ways students can authorize the release of their educational records.
Florida Pubic Records Requests should be made through the Office of the General Counsel.
Aggregate student data and information requests should be made through the Office of Institutional Research and Effectiveness.
Students may request to inspect their educational records on file with the Office of the University Registrar by completing the Request for Review of Records form. Documents pertaining to student discipline/conduct, medical, counseling, financial aid, testing, career counseling, or police records are not considered education records.
Students can complete the Program of Study Changes form if they need to change their major, concentration, and/or catalog year. Before you complete the paperwork to change any part of your current academic program you must first meet with a success coach to have an informed discussion. Making changes to your program may impact your expected term of graduation and could result in additional Excess Credit Hour fees.
Students are not currently able to double major simultaneously. Students who wish to complete multiple programs at Florida Poly must complete one program and then apply for readmission to the university to complete another degree. The university will apply coursework taken under the first degree towards the second degree as appropriate.
Students are only able to have one concentration at a time with their selected major. Students are encouraged to work with their program Department Chair if they have questions about concentration coursework.
Florida Poly offers undergraduate, degree-seeking students the opportunity to add a certificate to their degree. These are add-ons and not substitutions for existing concentrations and, therefore, are subject to rules and requirements. More information can be found in the Academic Catalog.
Only first time in college and transfer students entering fall 2019 and after are eligible for earning a certificate.
Students who are interested must complete the Certificate Declaration Form and receive approval from the Coordinator of the certificate. The list of Certificate Coordinators is located on the bottom of the Registrar Forms webpage.
Course grades in CAMS
Students can view their course grades in CAMS after they have been posted by their instructor. Refer to the Academic Calendar for the posting dates of mid-term and final grades.
After logging into CAMS for the current term, select the "Letter Grades" link on the bottom left side of the screen. Next, you can select to view mid-term grades (if available) or final grades. Unofficial grade reports can be printed by clicking the print icon on the upper right corner of the My Grades screen.
Students with financial holds may not be able to obtain or view their course grades in CAMS until the hold has been resolved. Contact Student Business Services if you have a question about a financial hold.
Assignment and exam grades in Canvas
CAMS will only display course grades. Log into Canvas to view grades for specific assignments, projects, quizzes or exams for your courses.
Students who have questions about their course grades or specific assignment and/or exam grades should contact their course instructor. Refer to the "Grade Appeal Process" section below for additional information.
Students may repeat a course for the sake of improving upon an earlier unsatisfactory performance in which the repeat course grade replaces the original course grade in the calculation of the student’s grade point average (GPA). Complete the Grade Forgiveness form and return it to the Registrar’s Office. Additional details can be found on FPU-5.0006AP-Grade Forgiveness Policy.
Students may enter into an agreement with their instructor to receive a temporary incomplete grade. Complete the Incomplete Grade Agreement form and return it to the Registrar’s Office after obtaining the instructor’s signature. Additional details can be found on FPU-5.0007AP-Incomplete Grade.
Students who fail to complete the terms of the incomplete agreement by the established deadline will receive a default grade determined by the instructor. Students should contact their instructor immediately if they do not think they will be able to meet the established deadline or complete the remaining assignments.
Students who believe there was an error with the final grade they received for a particular course may follow the FPU-5.00714AP-Student Grade Appeal process by completing the appropriate form below. The order of the forms listed below will follow the order students must follow when appealing a grade.
The FPU-5.0103AP Undergraduate Withdrawals policy applies to all undergraduate and undergraduate-level non-degree seeking students at the University and governs all withdrawals. Please review this document carefully and select the appropriate withdrawal form noted below.
Please note: Per FPU-5.0074AP-Academic Standing, an undergraduate student on academic probation who withdraws from all courses shall be placed on academic suspension. Mitigating withdrawals will be considered on an individual basis.
The FPU-5.01035AP Graduate Withdrawals policy applies to all graduate and graduate-level non-degree seeking students at the University and governs all withdrawals. Please review this document carefully and select the appropriate withdrawal form noted below.
Students who have withdrawn from the university or who have been Administratively Withdrawn will complete the Re-Entry Application with the Admissions Office.
Please note: Per FPU-5.0074AP-Undergraduate Academic Progress & Standing, an undergraduate student who has been withdrawn while on academic suspension will need to meet with the Readmission Committee before returning. See Readmission Committee and Returning After Suspension section below for more details.
Undergraduate students placed on Academic Probation or Academic Suspension should review FPU-5.0074AP-Undergraduate Academic Progress & Standing for full policy details.
Graduate students should review FPU-5.00744AP Graduate Academic Standing, Academic Dismissal and Readmission for full policy details.
Registration for Students in Academic Jeopardy
Any student whose academic performance falls under the terms of these policies or deemed to be academically at risk will have their registration set by the University Registrar. The student’s registration schedule is not subject to change unless the University Registrar grants an exception.
Academic Standing Adjustments
Grade changes will result in a recalculation of the GPA and a review of the current semester’s academic standing. This includes a change of incomplete and non-reported grades. A change to academic standing will only occur for the current term and one semester prior to the current term.
The purpose of the Academic Review Board (ARB) is to identify corrective measures that students must take in order to become successful. In rare instances, a student may be asked to not return the following semester. Academic performance thresholds that define “academically at risk” are set by the Provost’s Enrollment Management advisory team each semester.
Students who are identified as being academically at risk will have a hold placed on their future enrollment until they have met with their ARB. Academic Success Coaches are available to assist students with preparing for their ARB meeting.
The following information must be submitted by the student for the ARB to review prior to their scheduled meeting:
Academic Review Board dates and deadlines for Fall 2021
After the ARB has concluded their review, students will receive a summary of the corrective measures and/or schedule adjustments recommended by their ARB. Failure to follow the direction provided by the ARB may result in registration holds or other negative consequences up to and including suspension from the University. Students should continue to monitor their Florida Poly email regularly for additional information.
Students who are placed on Academic Probation are required to take a semester-long course that gives a concentrated academic coaching experience, providing structure, resources, accountability, and support to help each student achieve their goals. In addition to academic skills, the courses focus on developing learning strategies, resiliency and having the skills to bounce back from adversity.
A student at Florida Polytechnic University shall be placed on academic probation if his/her fall or spring semester or cumulative GPA at the end of any fall or spring semester is less than a 2.0. Additionally, any student who fails to make satisfactory academic progress may also be placed on academic probation at the discretion of the university.
Undergraduate Students on Academic Probation:
A student on academic probation who withdraws from all courses in the immediate subsequent semester shall be placed on academic suspension. In addition, a student on academic probation shall be academically suspended from the University when the student’s semester and/or cumulative GPA are less than a 2.0. At the discretion of the university, a student may be suspended due to poor academic performance such as failure to progress in their degree program, or accumulating too many withdrawals as defined by policy.
Undergraduate Students on Academic Suspension 1 are ineligible to enroll for one subsequent fall or spring semester.
Students on Academic Suspension 1 are are ineligible to enroll in Summer courses at Florida Poly, but may apply as a transient student at the discretion of the host institution.
A previously suspended student who is permitted to return to the university will be placed on Academic Suspension 2 if they fail to meet the terms of their readmission as outlined by the Readmission Committee.
Undergraduate Students on Academic Suspension 2 are ineligible to enroll for one full year.
Students on Academic Suspension 2 are ineligible to enroll in Summer courses at Florida Poly, but may apply as a transient student at the discretion of the host institution.
A student on probation or suspension may not run for or hold any institutional office or committee leadership position. A student who is placed on probation or suspension while holding a position involving significant responsibility and/or commitment may be required to resign after consultation with the Vice Provost of Student Affairs, or designee.
A student on academic suspension will not be allowed to participate in a commencement ceremony or in any university-sponsored clubs, organizations, meetings, or activities.
The Readmission Committee reviews cases where students are applying for readmission to the University after a period of absence due to suspension. In addition, the Readmissions Committee considers cases where students may be suspended due to poor academic performance such as failure to progress in their degree program, or accumulating too many withdrawals as defined by policy FPU-5.0103AP Undergraduate Withdrawals.
Before a student may return to the University, they must meet with the Readmission Committee. Students are required to put together a packet of information for the committee that explains why they believe they are ready to return. The information below is to help guide students through this process.
Information to be included in the readmission packet:
How to schedule a meeting with the Readmission Committee: Once your packet is complete, email the Registrar's Office to determine the best method for submission and set an appointment. We will not accept or review incomplete packets. For your security, do not submit unencrypted documents by email.
Uploading the packet to CANVAS: You will receive an email from Canvas Success Primers to setup an account. The packet must be submitted three weeks prior to the start of the semester you plan to return.
Note: Readmission is not guaranteed, and the Readmissions Committee's decision is final.
Students who need to change or correct their legal name with the University can complete the Request for Change or Correction of Name form. Proof of a new name must be submitted along with the request form. The legal name will appear on official documents like the transcript and diploma.
Students are encouraged to communicate with their instructors, classmates and University staff if they have a preferred name they would like to be addressed by. Students may also choose to complete the Preferred Name Request form if they would like to formally notify the University of their preferred first name.
Examples of a preferred name can include, but are not limited to, going by your middle name rather than your first, using an abbreviation or variation of your legal name (i.e., Bill instead of William), or going by an alternate first name that you prefer to self-identity with. Inappropriate use of the preferred name, including but not limited to misrepresentation or attempting to avoid legal obligations, may be cause for denying the request.
Preferred names will not appear on official documents like the transcript or diploma unless they are also part of your legal name.
When applying for admission, the Federal Privacy Act of 1974 allows colleges and universities to require the disclosure of social security numbers for the purpose of identification and verification of student records, including registration, financial aid, and academic records, and for verification of identity in connection with the provisions of its services. The University does not use social security numbers for student identification; instead, the University assigns a unique Florida Polytechnic University student identification number.
To correct or update your Social Security Number please come to the Registrar’s Office with the original copy of your SSN card. Please make sure your SSN card is signed.
Students who do not have their SSN registered with the University may not qualify for financial aid. Students who have applied for Federal Financial Aid will receive a registration hold on future enrollment until the original copy of the SSN card is brought to the Office of the University Registrar along with a photo ID so the SSN can be validated before being updated in the student's records.
Students can update their address and phone number in the CAMS portal by clicking the Edit Profile button. Students are required to update their contact information with the university if it changes.
