Transient Requests
A Seminole State student requesting to attend another Florida public institution as a transient student must submit a request via FACTS.org, Florida’s Academic Counseling and Tracking for Students.
Submitting a transient request at FACTS.org
- Select "College Students" from the page banner.
- Under Transferring, select "Take classes at another college (Transient Student Form)."
- Read the information pertaining to a transient student.
- Verify that the institution you want to attend is on the transient institution list. Hit "Continue."
- Select your home institution from the drop-down menu.
- Enter your student ID and PIN/Password. Your ID is your Seminole State student number. The PIN/Password is the last four digits of your Social Security number.
- Complete the form as indicated. Make sure you enter the correct course numbers.
Processing
- Once submitted, you will be notified via e-mail that your form has been received. E-mails are sent to the address provided in the transient form as each of three Seminole State agents process the request.
- If the request is denied by a Seminole State agent, no further processing occurs. Any further consideration requires submission of a new form.
- An approved form is sent electronically to the transient institution.
- At any time in the process, you may review the status of the form by signing into the FACTS.org transient page.
Requirements
- Students must be in good standing: They must have an overall GPA of 2.0, be active in a current degree program, and have no holds for enrollment activity on their student records.
- Student may not be in their first credit term at Seminole State.
- The exact course must also be offered at Seminole State.
- Official transcripts must be recorded within one term of course completion.
- Proof of registration or available grades in prerequisite course(s) must be provided.
- Requests for next term may be made only after the Seminole State add/drop period for the current term has ended.
- Students must adhere to Seminole State policies and procedures for enrollment and advising.
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