Check out the Florida College catalogs, academic calendar, and course schedule to get all the details you need about upcoming courses and important dates.
Check out the Florida College catalogs, academic calendar, and course schedule to get all the details you need about upcoming courses and important dates.
Florida College welcomes transfer students, accepting credits from all regionally accredited colleges and universities. Learn more about how to transfer below.
Florida College accepts credits from regionally accredited colleges and universities. The AA degree from such institutions is accepted as block credit. When transfer credit is considered course by course, no grade below “C” is accepted. The Registrar, with the help of the Academic Dean, evaluates transcripts to determine what credits will be accepted and what credit will be granted for courses not parallel with those offered by Florida College.
The College does not award credit for basic military training, for Defense Activities for Non-Traditional Education Support (DANTES), or for life or work experiences. Credit for military courses and training may be granted based on a formal evaluation by the Registrar and of credit recommendations in the American Council on Education (ACE) guide.
The College will consider waiving a course requirement for a transfer student, if a previous institution has granted credit based on an exam score or other institutional evaluation. Decisions in these matters will be based on the evaluation of the transfer student’s academic record by the Associate Dean for Student Affairs and the chair of the appropriate discipline. If a course is waived in this instance, then the Associate Dean will recommend what course should be completed at the College to replace the waived course. This matter may be appealed to the Academic Dean, as necessary.
Have more questions? Our registrar’s office is available to help!
Graduation will take place on May 5 at Conn Gymnasium. Check back for a link to the livestream of the ceremony. Below you will find details about graduation requirements, degree completion, and more.
Diplomas
Graduation Honors
Picking up Regalia
Graduation Attire
Photography
Bachelor’s degree students may participate in Commencement if they have six or fewer hours remaining at the time of Commencement and if they meet the following requirements:
Any student who is within six hours of fulfilling graduation requirements for the AA degree, has completed the required six hours in English Composition and six hours in mathematics with grades of “C” or above, and has the required quality point average may participate in Commencement exercises. The student will graduate and receive his diploma after the completion of all graduation requirements and a record of the work has been officially recorded in the Office of the Registrar.
Bachelor’s degree students who complete all requirements for graduation during the fall or summer term are strongly urged to participate in Commencement in the following spring. Those who wish to receive their diplomas at the conclusion of the term of completion and do not plan to return for Commencement in the following spring may submit a letter to the Registrar requesting a waiver from Commencement. To be considered for a fall or summer graduation date, all course work must be completed by the final day of the semester and official transcripts for transient work must also be submitted by this date. Students who choose this option must still complete the Intent to Graduate Form.