After Go Higher: What's Next
Thank you for attending Go Higher! Whether you're a new EFSC student or a current Dual Enrollment student transitioning to college, there are important steps you'll need to complete before classes begin. Use the information below to find the instructions that apply to you and stay on track for a successful start at EFSC.
Your Next Steps
Application processing can take up to 14 days. Check your email frequently for your acceptance letter.
You are so close to the finish line and have two final steps to get you there:
- Log in with your email and password to finish the application.
- Click submit! Processing takes up to 14 days.
Note: Applications that are started but not submitted will expire as the term progresses. Be sure to submit it promptly to avoid restarting.
Congratulations on your acceptance to EFSC! We're excited that you're joining the EFSC family. Our goal is to get you through your remaining admission's requirements as quickly as possible so you'll be able to register for classes. Use the button below to review what you will need to submit.
When students who were dual enrolled in high school become full-time college students, they must submit a new application if it has been more than three semesters since they last attended classes. This means if the last time you took courses was Junior year, you will need to re-apply to EFSC. If you submitted an application for the Dual Enrollment program, but did not complete any courses, you will also have to re-apply and pay the $30 application fee.
If you participated in Dual Enrollment, Early College (formerly Collegiate High) or earned DE Credits at your school, there are some requirements you need to take care of so you can continue at EFSC once you graduate. Check out this flyer on making the transition.
Great job submitting your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)! Check out the video below for more information about your next steps.
We’re excited to help! EFSC offers a variety of degree and certificate programs designed to help you transfer to a four-year college or an EFSC Bachelor program — or go directly into the workforce. Use our Programs A-Z page to check out all the options.
Our Career Centers also are a resource during this stage of planning and throughout your college experience as they offer free career interest assessments.
It's also a good idea to think about which of EFSC's four campuses you want to consider your main campus — or are you interested in a fully online program through Eastern Florida Online?
If you're not familiar with EFSC, consider signing up for a Campus Tour as you plan, plus we have lots of specialized enrollment events you can explore.
Contact Information
When you need assistance or an address, use these links for the most current contact information for each student services area.