We invite you to explore a quality, affordable education at Eastern Florida State College. Maximize your potential through an associate or bachelor's degree, vocational certificate or training program. With four campuses there's a location close to you, plus online classes so you can work school around your schedule. Once you complete your associate degree you can continue here or transfer to a state or private university.  We offer several opportunities for involvement to our diverse population of students.

We want to be sure you qualify for the Financial Aid and Scholarship package that you're entitled to. At EFSC, as at any college, that process starts with filling out the online Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)  — that ensures you're considered for all aid programs that are administered by the College, including grants, work study and loans. A FAFSA also is the first step in qualifying for scholarships. Students must meet all published deadlines to ensure a determination of financial aid eligibility prior to EFSC's Fee Due Dates. You can also view the Financial Aid FAQs.

The Eastern Florida financial aid office is your source for help applying for scholarships, plus traditional aid, such as grants, work study and loans. Use the links in this web section to find detailed information about the aid

Scholarships are a form of student aid that’s considered a gift that a student does not have to repay. They’re often based on scholastic achievement or special talent and some scholarships consider a student’s financial need. Remember that any outside aid, including scholarships, is considered in your aid package and must be reported to the Office of Financial Aid.

The Office of Financial Aid encourages students to explore the scholarship opportunities available from EFSC, many of them funded by generous EFSC Foundation donors, and scholarships from outside organizations.  Additionally all high school seniors are encouraged to apply for Bright Futures Scholarships.

Eastern Florida State College will make every attempt to maximize a student’s past postsecondary academic history by carefully evaluating credits you want to transfer from another institution and applying them to equivalent Eastern Florida courses or using those transferred credits for electives in programs where applicable.

Students who possess current industry certifications, licensures, specified training, career and technical certificates may be eligible to receive free college credit in various Associate in Science (AS) programs. Click to view EFSC's current state-approved articulated credit agreements.  Brevard Public School students may also be eligible for college credits in select Career and Technical Programs through Advance Standing Credits under EFSC's High School Articulated credit agreements. Learn more about transfer credit guidelines here.

Please check the website for application deadline dates. Applying by the priority deadline, then completing any admissions follow-up requirements in a timely way, helps you move to the course registration phase sooner when more classes are available and avoid late registration fees. Applications submitted after the priority deadline will be accepted and processed in the order in which they were received.

Deadlines for priority admissions, registration, fees, etc. are published on the website each term. Students may apply for minimesters or other special course offerings after the initial deadline date.

Once you have applied to EFSC and completed all admissions requirements, you may register online via myEFSC or at any campus Advising Office. Registration Information

In addition to tuition, there is a $15 fee per credit hour for online courses.

Eastern Florida Online Gives You:

• The same quality instruction and service found on any of our campuses in an online, eLearning format
• A shared vision, mission, goals, objectives and competencies as all EFSC classes
• Full service access to learning resources and program advisement
• Personal attention and confidential discussion with dedicated faculty
• A diverse, technology rich learning environment.
• Flexible scheduling: online courses offered during five terms per year
• Collaborative and cooperative learning with computer/online access and skill enhancement
• Access to campus-based and online student services and learning support
• Protection and confidentiality for student records

Students need a voice in their college. That's why the leaders of Eastern Florida State College organized the Student Government Association (SGA) and made sure there's a branch on each EFSC campus. You'll find that SGA, and each campus' Student Activities Office, are involved in everything from organizing fun events to relieve the stress of final exam week to screening and approving new student clubs.

Explore all the clubs and events on your campus. It's easy to get involved – just contact the student activities director at your campus or the sponsor for the club you're interested in. This is also your one-stop location for a calendar and information about student events.

Student Government participation, either as an officer or volunteer committee member, is an opportunity to enhance your leadership skills, including involvement at the local, district and state levels of student government through the Florida College System Student Government Association (FCSSGA).

Eastern Florida State College has 13 varsity teams competing in the FCSAA and NJCAA Region 8. The 13 sports are men’s and women’s soccer, women’s volleyball, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball and softball. 

Titans Athletics has had a strong presence and tradition for many years in Brevard County, competing as Brevard Community College until the July 1, 2013 changing to Eastern Florida State College with the addition of bachelor's degrees. Despite the addition of four-year degrees, Eastern Florida State College continues to compete at the two-year NJCAA level and our student-athletes have two years of eligibility.

Many great student-athletes have represented the College and then gone on to finish their academic and athletic pursuits at other four-year institutions, including moving to NCAA Division I. Go Titans!