Checklist for Completing the Admission Application

Please complete the following steps to apply for admission.
If you need assistance, please call the Admissions Office at 1-888-Go-To-FCC.
(This form is not to be turned in. It is to help you keep track of your application progress.)

Download the PDF version of this checklist.

Application Checklist

Step 1 - Application Form & Fee: You must give full information in every area of this application. Please do not leave any blanks; if an item does not apply to you, mark it N/A. Mail the completed form with application fee to the Admissions Office. (The application fee is $35. The late application fee is $50, starting 6 weeks before the term begins.) This fee is non-refundable.

Step 2 - References: Fill out the top portion of the 2 Church Leader reference forms and the Teacher/Employee reference form. Hand out these forms and the provided Business Reply envelopes to the 3 people who are referring you, and ask them to send the forms to the Admissions Office. If you are transferring from a Bible College, please print the reference for transfer form.

             Note:  We prefer references from church leaders, teachers, and/or employers who have

                         known you for at least one year .

Step 3 - Autobiographical Essays: Answer one of the essay statements from each section on separate paper. Please limit your responses to 500 words for each essay. The essays should be typed and double-spaced. It is important that these autobiographical essays are your own work and are factually correct. Please attach this signed form to the front of your Autobiographical Essays.

Step 4 Academic Transcript Request Forms: (You may copy this form as needed.)

  • High School: Complete a Transcript Request form and submit it to the high school from which you graduated. If you have not yet graduated, request that one transcript be sent now, and that a final transcript be sent after your graduation.
  • GED: If you received a GED, contact the Department of Education in the state where you took the test and ask that they have an official transcript of your scores sent to the Admissions Office. Please call the Admissions Office if you need assistance with this.
  • College: If you will be transferring credits from another college, complete and submit a Transcript Request form to each college you have attended. A high school transcript will still be required, even if you are transferring in college credit.

Once we have received the information from steps 1-4, your application will be reviewed for acceptance.
Please continue through the remaining steps to be eligible to register for classes.

Step 5 Medical Information: The Medical History section should be completely filled out by the student. All students must have health insurance coverage and supply the college with the insurance information in the Medical Authorization section. If the student is under the age of 18, a parent or legal guardian must sign the form.

Step 6 ACT/SAT Scores: Please have a copy of either your ACT or SAT scores sent to FCC. If you have not already taken either of these tests, please arrange to take one of them as soon as possible and have the result sent to FCC.

Step 7 Housing Deposit: All single students requesting on-campus housing must pay a $100 housing deposit. This deposit is refundable until 6 weeks before the semester begins. Please contact the Housing Director at (407) 569-1169 for more information if you’re interested in on-campus married student housing.

Step 8 Tuition Deposit: Before being eligible to register for classes, all students must pay a $100 tuition deposit.

Step 9 Financial Aid: Please complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at www.fafsa.ed.gov and also the Financial Aid interview at https://fcc.vfao.com

Step 10 Autobiographical Sketch: (Optional) Although this form is optional, we would appreciate you filling it out so that we can learn more about you and your interests.

Please Note

1. International Student Information: The Government of the United States requires proof of support before accepting any student from another country into the U.S. Such support can come as a written affidavit from friends or organizations from your home country, or if you have relatives or friends living in the U.S. who are willing to support your educational endeavors, they can forward such promise to the College and it will be received. There is no federal or state financial aid available for international students. Florida Christian College has no scholarship money available for foreign students with the occasional exception of missionaries and their families.

FCC is under the authority of the United States Government to have verification of proof of support before it can issue the I-20 form to foreign students. This I-20 form is needed to come into the U.S. and to obtain a foreign student visa. FCC will only accept payments made in the form of International Postal Money Orders. You must also have money in a local bank while attending school.

Florida Christian College is affiliated with the Independent Christian Churches and Churches of Christ. It is important to have the endorsement of a missionary that is known to the college. The missionary must know the student in the setting of his or her home nation and the endorsement must include the missionary's assessment of the student's plans for Christian service.

All foreign prospects must have money in a local bank for a return trip.

2. The Admissions Committee acts to admit you when your admissions materials become available to them. These materials become the property of FCC and are not returnable.

3. Additional information regarding the college may be obtained by contacting the State Board of Independent Colleges and Universities, Department of Education, Tallahassee.

4. FCC admits students of any race, color, sex, handicap, and national or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges,programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. The college does not discriminate in administration of its educational or admission policies, scholarship and loan programs, or athletic and other schooladministered programs.