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First Day Access Textbook Savings
Eastern Florida State College has partnered with Campus Bookstore vendor Barnes & Noble to offer the First Day Inclusive Access Program (FDIAP) — a textbook savings program that allows students in select courses to receive discounted course materials through the Canvas Learning Management System (LMS). With just a few clicks of the mouse, you can gain instant access to your course materials right inside Canvas and save 20-50% or more on the national retail price.
Students are automatically opted in to the First Day program. If you do not wish to participate, you may opt out during the first week of class.
How to Access Your First Day Course Materials
- Log in to the myEFSC portal, and click on the Canvas icon. (Please note that courses are not available in Canvas until the instructor opens them.)
- After clicking the Canvas icon, select your course from the Canvas Dashboard.
- Click the "Course Materials" link. You can view all of your First Day content here.
At the time of course registration, charges for digital course materials are assessed on your EFSC student account as "First Day Inclusive Access" indicating the discounted FDIA Fee for the materials. If you qualify, the First Day materials charge can also be paid for using financial aid. Students with questions about charges on their accounts should email studentaccounts@easternflorida.edu.
FDIA material charges are an estimated amount which is subject to change by Barnes
& Noble. For general questions regarding FDIA program rates, contact an EFSC Campus Bookstore. See the First Day Contacts box on this page for links and a phone number related
to troubleshooting access to First Day course materials.
How to Opt Out of the FDIAP
Students wishing to opt out of the FDIAP must do so during the first week of class. Charges will be reversed from the student account upon receiving the FDIAP invoice from Barnes and Noble. The FDIAP charge is reversed automatically if a student drops a course by the term's published last day to drop and have fees adjusted deadline. The deadlines to opt out are as follows:
- Classes Starting January 9, 2023 → Opt out by January 15
- Classes Starting February 6, 2023 → Opt out by February 12
- Classes Starting March 6, 2023 → Opt out by March 12
To opt out, access the First Day link within your Canvas course, view your FDIAP opt-in/opt-out status, and click "Want to opt-out?"
You may submit a completed FDIAP Notification of Intent to Opt Out form via email to studentaccounts@easternflorida.edu to request an immediate credit for a course that you have already selected the opt-out option of the First Day Inclusive Access or you intend to select the opt-out option of the First Day Inclusive Access before the end of the opt-in/out period deadline, as stated in the course Materials Link through Canvas. The Notification of Intent to Opt-Out form is not a substitute for opting out through Canvas.
The First Day Inclusive Access Program has been adopted pursuant to Florida Statues Section 1004.085 Textbook and Instructional Materials Affordability.
First Day Access Contacts
Questions about the program?
Contact or visit an EFSC Campus Bookstore, and ask about First Day Inclusive Access.
Having trouble accessing your First Day course materials?
Visit Barnes & Noble's Digital Learning Support FAQ page, or contact the Barnes & Noble Customer Care:
bookstorecustomercare@bncollege.com
Toll Free: 1-844-932-6657
Questions about the FDIAP fee?
Contact EFSC's Student Accounts Office.