Spring Term classes at Seminole State College start Monday, Jan. 7.
If it's your first semester at Seminole State, you're probably excited or maybe a bit anxious. But don't worry; we've got you covered. Before you head to class on Monday, take a moment to click the links below and get acquainted with Seminole State College of Florida.
Athletics
You're a Seminole State Raider now! Check the team schedules to see when Raider baseball, softball and women's golf will be in action this term. Admission to home events is free for students with a valid Seminole State ID.
Blue & Gold Card
The Blue & Gold Card is Seminole State's student ID. It not only serves as identification but also provides access to services on campus. You need your Blue & Gold Card to purchase books, borrow library materials, receive a parking decal and more. You'll also have 24/7 access to your Blue & Gold Card account online. Visit Card Services on any campus to request your card.
Bookstores
Purchase textbooks, new Seminole State gear and more. For your convenience, the campus bookstores will have extended hours during the first week of classes. Check the bookstore website for more details.
Campus Maps
Print a map before you arrive and familiarize yourself with it. If you can’t find your class when you arrive, don’t be afraid to ask for help. Remember, other students may be looking for their classes, too. Faculty and staff will be happy to point you in the right direction.
Class Schedules
To view or print your class schedule, log in to MySeminoleState, the student portal, and click on Student Center. Computers are available on each campus to print your schedule.
Emergencies
Seminole State Alert is the online go-to source for information in a life-threatening or serious situation on any Seminole State campus. Students also should know the number to the College's Emergency Hotline: 407.708.2290. We suggest you add it to your contacts, so you'll have access to emergency information when you're not near a computer.
eServices
eServices assists students with several aspects of the academic experience, including admissions, advising and registration. With eServices, advising appointments are available via phone or Skype and can be scheduled through the eAdvising Calendar. In addition to advising, eServices offers eForms, which allows students to save time by submitting some forms electronically.
Spring Calendar
Be in the know! Review the Spring Term calendar in the College Catalog, and pay attention to deadlines, holidays and other important dates.
Financial Aid
Get the latest information on tuition, fees, grants, scholarships and other sources of aid. You can also view the Financial Aid Orientation to learn the answers to frequently asked questions.
Libraries
Library services are available at all four Seminole State campuses. Of course you can check out books, but Kindles and Nook eReaders also are available. Plus, you can access a wide range of electronic and print research materials to help you with your studies. For added convenience, the library on the Sanford/Lake Mary Campus is open seven days a week. Check the Library home page for hours.
Nature's Table Cafe
If you need a little brain food between classes, stop by Nature's Table Cafe to grab a drink, a snack or a full meal. Nature's Table has locations on each of the College's four campuses.
Parking
Students must have a permit to park on campus. Present your Blue & Gold Card (student ID) and your license plate number at any Cashiers Office to obtain a parking decal. Students must park in designated student parking lots, which have white-lined parking spaces and are indicated by gray markings on the campus maps. Students who violate campus parking rules may be fined and/or have their cars towed, so make sure you're aware of the College's parking and traffic regulations.
Seminole State Text
Students are encouraged to sign up for Seminole State Text, the College's text messaging service. Subscribing to Seminole State Text will allow you to receive important messages about your academic and financial records, deadlines and campus emergencies.
Student Copy & Print Center
Need to print an essay or copy handouts for a class presentation? There's a Print Shop location on the Sanford/Lake Mary Campus for students. The Student Copy & Print Center in building F, room 100, offers self-service copiers and network printers. You can pay for copies and printing with your Blue & Gold Card.