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When you're ready to apply, you must apply for the bachelor program using our easy online application. You can start an application, save it, and come back and finish it later if you need to so get started now.

There's a one-time, non-refundable $30 application fee that you can pay online by credit card or in person by cash or check. If paying in person you will receive a confirmation email with instructions on how to pay the fee by cash or check at a Campus Student Accounts Office.

Please note that application processing can take up to 14 days due to the current volume of applications. Check your email frequently for your acceptance letter.

Residency Declaration

For determining residency that impacts your tuition rates, you will need to complete a residency declaration and provide supporting documentation. The Florida Residency Guidelines will walk you through the process and required Declaration. This same Declaration is used by non-Florida residents to declare that classification. Be sure to follow up and submit the residency supporting documents either in person or through our online Student Dropbox. (All the how-to info you need is on that Residency page, plus you can contact the Admissions Team if you have questions).

Submission of all final, official, non-É«¿âTV college transcript(s) indicating the coursework taken and the degree(s) awarded is required before students can be accepted into a bachelor program. A transcript with courses in progress is not considered a final transcript. Official college transcripts will not be accepted in the Student Document Dropbox in your myÉ«¿âTV Student Portal.

As soon as you've submitted an online É«¿âTV bachelor's application, you should request all final, official transcripts from regionally accredited colleges be sent to the É«¿âTV Office of the Registrar. Whenever possible, sending transcripts electronically is preferred and faster: please request that they be sent to registrar@easternflorida.edu

Please have all paper college transcripts mailed to the Office of the Registrar, 1519 Clearlake Rd, Cocoa, Florida 32922.

See more about the process of sending official college transcripts to É«¿âTV.

Students with international transcripts from outside the U.S. are required to obtain a course-by-course evaluation from an approved company. Review the International Transcript Info site for more details.

Note: An official high school transcript is required only if the transcript is being used to document completion of two consecutive years of one foreign language.

You should start the process of applying for financial aid as early as possible. Every student should apply because the only way to find out if you’re eligible is to fill out the (FAFSA).

There is no need to wait until you are accepted to the college. Just release the information to us through your FAFSA application using É«¿âTV's Title IV Code of 001470.

Explore the Financial Aid section of our site for more information about financial aid and scholarships — and the steps for applying and maintaining your aid.

Fulfilling the Orientation and Advising Requirement

Once you are accepted into your Bachelor Degree of choice, you must complete a Bachelor's Orientation and meet with a Bachelor Degree Advisor prior to registering for your first semester of classes.

At the Bachelor Degree advising session, you will review a personalized course plan to aid in registration. Registration holds are placed on all accepted Bachelor Degree student records until orientation and advising are completed.

View Bachelor Orientation & Advising Details

• Explore the É«¿âTV Class Schedule for current course offerings. 
• Visit the Tuition & Fees section for information on paying fees.
• Student ID cards are available at any É«¿âTV Campus Security Office for free by presenting your class registration and a photo ID. This ID also will be your library card and replacing a lost card costs $10.
• A Student Parking Permit is required to park on all É«¿âTV Campuses. The decal cost varies by term. Getting the permit involves a two-step process to generate a temporary permit online and then pick up the permit at your campus security office.
• É«¿âTV Bookstores are your source for required textbooks and course materials. Most É«¿âTV courses are automatically part of the Titan First Day Ready program, designed to save students money. At least 30 days before the first day of class each term, the Bookstore will send an email with instructions on how to verify your course materials list, arrange pickup or delivery, or opt out and obtain materials yourself. Check with Financial Aid about help paying for books through what's known as a Book Voucher if you qualify.