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

1. Select "College Students" from the page banner.
2. Under Transferring, select "Take classes at another college (Transient Student Form)."
3. Read the information pertaining to a transient student.
4. Verify that the institution you want to attend is on the transient institution list. Hit "Continue."
5. Select your home institution from the drop-down menu.
6. 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.
7. 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 an 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.

Did you know?

The Counseling and Educational Planning Department (CEPD) plays an integral part in the empowerment of students to successfully achieve their educational goals.