Undergraduate Admissions provides support with admissions, residency, and registrar services. Open weekdays and located in the Downtown Student Center on the second floor of UnionWest, we assist current and prospective students with most enrollment needs. No appointment needed!
Thinking about UCF Downtown or already gotten in? Awesome! You definitely need to know about some key resources on your way to becoming a Knight!
At our downtown campus, the UCF Student Services Coordinators are here to help you with all things admissions. They can guide you through:
Plus, UCF Downtown Enrollment Services offers cool ways to check out the campus, connect with the community, and even schedule one-on-one meetings.
Ready to Kick Off Your Knight Journey? Here’s How!
1. Figure out what kind of student you are: Are you a first-time college student (FTIC) or transferring from another college?
2. Decide when you want to start: Which semester are you applying for?
3. Know the important dates: Make sure you understand when your application and other materials are due for your chosen semester.
4. Pick your path: Choose a UCF Downtown major.
5. Get your application in! Don’t put off this exciting step!
6. Come see us! Take a tour of the downtown campus.
7. Connect with us: Meet with a Student Services Coordinator to get help with enrollment and understanding financial aid options.
Are you claiming Florida residency for tuition purposes?
Once admitted, a Residency Declaration Form will appear on your Future Knight Portal checklist. Please note that this form, along with any subsequent required documentation or information requests, must be completed and submitted for review.
If you are under the age of 24, please review our Residency Definitions and be aware that parental information may be required to verify your residency status.
Florida resident classification for tuition purposes will not be granted until all necessary documents have been received and officially approved. Therefore, timely submission is encouraged.
At a big university like UCF, the Registrar’s Office is the primary record keeper of all student academic information. They make sure everything is accurate and secure, handling things like:
Now, here’s the great news for UCF Downtown students: our Student Services Coordinators are here to help you with many of the things you’d usually go to the main Registrar’s Office for. Think of them as your go-to team right here at the downtown campus!
Some of the most common things students ask them about include:
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