Transient Student Admissions

A transient student is one who enrolls in two colleges simultaneously. A transient student may be admitted and enrolled at another college or university, but concurrently taking a course or courses at Daytona State College to fulfill the other college's requirements. Many students use this option because their "home" college or university does not offer the course, does not offer the course at a time convenient for them, or they are in the Daytona Beach area for an extended period of time. If you are currently enrolled in a college degree program at another regionally accredited institution and wish to enroll at Daytona State simultaneously, simply follow the steps below.

Important Information

Important Dates

Applications are accepted year-round.

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1. Get Admitted!

If your home institution is a Florida, public college or university apply at www.FACTS.org

If your home institution is a private college or university or is located outside of Florida, complete an Application for Admission. You can apply online or by downloading our application and submitting it by mail, fax, or in person at any campus.

2. Get Financial Aid!

If you are applying for financial aid at your home institution, ask the financial aid office at your institution about a consortium agreement. Then, contact the Office of Financial Aid Services at Daytona State College for more information. NOTE: No money will transfer from your home institution to Daytona State College. You will be responsible for covering your tuition and fees at Daytona State.

3. Get Registered!

Register in person at one of our convenient campus locations. You will be required to submit a completed transient form from your home college or university. If you completed your application via FACTS.org, you will not be required to submit another transient form. NOTE: At this time, transient students are not permitted to register online. If you are taking distance classes, please contact the Registration Office for registration assistance.

4. Get a Receipt!

Pay for your classes either online via your FalconNet Online Services or in person at the Office of Student Accounts at any campus. The Office of Student Accounts offers a number of payment options to assist you to make payments while your financial aid is being processed or if you will not be using financial aid.

REMEMBER – you are not officially registered until you have paid in full.

5. Get an ID Card, Parking Decal and Books!

Get your student ID card and parking decal at the Campus Safety Office on any campus. You can also get your books in person or online.