Regional Campuses

Step 1: Apply to UCF and pay $30 application fee

1. The application fee must be either paid online or mailed by check or money order to the Orlando campus undergraduate admissions office.
2. Students who have not graduated high school, prior to applying to UCF, should contact undergraduate admissions in Orlando at 407.823.3000. Students interested in applying to the graduate school should contact graduate studies at 407.823.2766.

Step 2: Submit ALL official transcripts to receive an admission decision

Step 3: Submit supporting documentation

Step 4: Complete the Health Immunization form

Step 5: Check your Application Status on myUCF

Step 6: Orientation Registration

Transfer Students

If you wish to transfer to UCF, you may apply up to one year prior to the term you wish to enroll. All applicants are considered on a space-available basis and you should apply as early as possible to also meet financial aid. For more assistance, contact the UCF Leesburg Enrollment Services Office at 352.536.2113 or email ucfleesburg@ucf.edu.

Transient

Current college students that need to complete coursework at another institution to fulfill degree requirements can do so by becoming a transient student.

Courses taken as a transient student need to be approved by your college before they are transferred to your home institution.

To start the transient process, go to www.flvcs.org and complete the Transient Student Admissions Application.

Change Major

Before changing your major it is best to speak with an academic advisor to discuss your options and how the change of major can impact your progress at UCF.

The change of major is an online process that is accessed through MyUCF.

Here is an online tutorial that walks through the change of major process step by step.

Here is the Academic Calendar.

Current students can drop off registrar documents to the UCF Leesburg Enrollment Services office.

We can also answer general questions about readmissions, senior citizen audits and questions about using the MY UCF Registrar functions.

You can download registrar forms here.

Steps to Register

Prior to registration it is wise to familiarize yourself with your major by meeting with your academic advisor and pulling a DARS degree audit.

Students can search for classes, add classes to their shopping cart and self-register all through MyUCF. UCF’s web enrollment guide walks you through step-by-step.

Readmission

Student’s applying for readmission need to submit a readmission application to UCF’s Registrar’s Office.

Before starting the readmission process students should see a UCF academic advisor to discuss readmission policies and degree options.

Schedule your appointment today by calling 352.536.2113. Here are the readmission application and policy.

Step 1: Complete the FAFSA If the FAFSA application priority date (March 1st) is missed, students should apply as soon as possible to be considered for financial aid that is still available.

1. Use UCF’s school code: 003954

Step 2: If you have Bright Futures, contact them to switch it to UCF

Step 3: Watch your To Do list on myUCF

Step 4: Check your Knight’s email for communication from Financial Aid

Step 5: Check the financial aid website for important information

Enrollment Services Staff are available to assist with applying for financial aid, questions about financial aid and scholarship information.

Students can acquire and submit the necessary forms required to satisfy UCF’s mandatory proof of immunizations at the UCF Leesburg Enrollment Services office.

New Student Orientation sessions are coordinated on the UCF Leesburg campus through the Student Services office.

The office is located in the Faculty Office Building, Office #4 the Leesburg campus. For further assistance at Leesburg please contact 352.536.2219 or email WRSS@ucf.edu.

This includes on-site and virtual orientation sessions. Course registration restrictions are removed by the Student Services office once all requirements are completed for orientation, which includes meeting with an academic advisor prior to, during, or following completion of orientation. Students seeking to attend classes in Leesburg should register for orientation.

Once students are admitted, they can register for orientation.

All students attending orientation through the Leesburg campus should be transfer students. Students who have recently completed high school and/or may have completed dual enrollment prior to graduating should make plans to attend an orientation session on the UCF Orlando campus.

Veterans Services are available for all veterans and veteran dependents that utilize VA education benefits to further their education.

To receive VA educational benefits, you must be certified through the university. Eligible students are urged to consult their Student Services office early in the process in order to meet VA deadlines and to receive other information.

Certification paperwork may be submitted to the Student Services office or faxed to Orlando Veterans Academic Resource Center or VARC as soon as a class schedule is finalized.

Paperwork, miscellaneous information, and work study opportunities are among the services provided for regional campus veterans and vet dependents at the UCF Regional Campuses. Please, visit the UCF Veterans Services website.

SDS provides testing accommodations, classroom accommodations and help in completing university paperwork, resumes, and registration for students with documented disabilities.

You must contact the Student Services office for further information and/or to register for these services.

To learn more about this process and possible accommodations, please check out the Student Disability Services website and click on Documentation Requirements.

The Office of Career Services provides access to professional development opportunities and career exploration.

The Student Services office for the Leesburg campus serves as liaison to Career Services, and you can find assistance and information on creating a cover letter, resume development, workshops, and occasionally mock interviews.

Student Services also maintains a list of internships and job postings on bulletin boards as a convenience for regional campus students.

For more information or assistance, contact the Leesburg Student Services office, or, you may logon to Career Services website.

SOS or Student Outreach Services is a unit of the Office of Student Involvement and is operated and led by students.

It strives to serve students’ needs by providing services such as free printing, passes to regional wellness centers, free Scantrons, off campus activities and campus networking opportunities throughout the semester.

Many of these services are provided in collaboration with the Student Services. Free beverages and snacks are provided in the student lounge during office hours.

SOS also serves as the campus liaison to the Student Government Association (SGA) assisting in fulfilling the functions of SGA at the campus.

Aside from providing funding for SOS, SGA is responsible for allocating and distributing the student activity fees.

These allocations also fund events and services at the Orlando campus that are available to all students including homecoming activities, speakers, comedians, movies, recreation and wellness center, student union, personal counseling, legal services, scholarships, and funding for student organizations.

Regional Campus students may participate in SGA elections online. Senate elections are held each fall semester, and presidential elections are held each spring semester.

There is something for everyone! Simply ask Student Services for opportunities at this time.