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2. What programs are offered at the colleges?
3. Am I eligible for in-state tuition? How can I establish residency for tuition purposes?
Registrar offices at the colleges can answer specific questions about residency for tuition purposes.Section 1009.21, Florida statutes
Rule 6A-10.044, Florida Administrative Code
Guidelines on Florida Residency for Tuition Purposes (PDF)
4. Where can I find information about state financial aid programs?
5. How can I get a copy of my transcript?
6. What services and accommodations are available for me as a student with a disability?
7. If I graduate from a Florida college with an Associate in Arts (AA) degree, will I be automatically admitted to the state university of my choice?
8. If I begin my college career at a Florida college, will I be able to transfer to a university before earning an AA degree?
9. I have noticed that many Florida colleges have changed their name. Does this mean that the institutions still have an open door admissions policy?
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1. I have recently moved to Florida. Can you tell me which college is located closest to my new address?2. What programs are offered at the colleges?
3. Am I eligible for in-state tuition? How can I establish residency for tuition purposes?
Registrar offices at the colleges can answer specific questions about residency for tuition purposes.
For more detailed information, please refer to the following links:
4. Where can I find information about state financial aid programs?
5. How can I get a copy of my transcript?
6. What services and accommodations are available for me as a student with a disability?
7. If I graduate from a Florida college with an Associate in Arts (AA) degree, will I be automatically admitted to the state university of my choice?
8. If I begin my college career at a Florida college, will I be able to transfer to a university before earning an AA degree?
9. I have noticed that many Florida colleges have changed their name. Does this mean that the institutions still have an open door admissions policy?