At Full Sail, our accelerated courses and immersive education set us apart. But we're unique for another reason too: Before you even apply and long after you graduate, someone at Full Sail has your back. Here's a look at the support resources we provide throughout your educational journey.

Before you start

Your first step is to reach out to us. Request information online or call Full Sail at 800.226.7625. Then, an admissions representative will get back to you, sometimes within a few minutes.

Begin the conversation

Once you've put in a request, our team will work with you to schedule an admissions interview. In this 30-minute conversation, we'll answer your questions about enrollment and help you determine which degree path is right for you.

Your admissions rep will also talk about the things that make Full Sail different, including our real-world teaching style, monthly schedule, and accelerated degree programs.

Want to visit the campus? Full Sail offers two options: daily campus tours and monthly, degree-focused Behind the Scenes Tours. Learn more about tours and book your own here.

Application and Enrollment

After your admissions interview, the next person you'll work with is your enrollment guide. They'll help take you through some important enrollment steps, including:

• Applying
• Financial aid
• Housing
• Admissions documents
• Credit transfers
• Registration

At each of these phases, someone will be there to answer your questions and make sure you're on track.

Applying

Your enrollment application is an online form which should take you about 15 minutes to complete. You'll just need basic information about your previous education.

Financial aid

A member of our Financial Aid department will be in contact with you to discuss your options for funding your education, including grants, loans, work studies, and scholarship opportunities. To get started, you'll need to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA.

Housing

Full Sail's Housing Resources department is here to help you find a place to live. They can provide a list of nearby apartment complexes and connect you with other Full Sail students seeking roommates. They're also here to help with options for families, pet policies, and finding furniture. Check out our housing guide for more info.

Enrollment documents

Once you're ready, your enrollment guide will direct you to our digital enrollment process in Full Sail One. This will set you up with a dashboard of your to-dos before you start, so all of your information is in one place.

Start date

To complete the application process, you'll choose the month you'd like to start school and sign up for orientation. From here, you'll be assigned an academic advisor. Your enrollment rep will make sure to pass along everything your advisor needs to know and will be available for any questions you have about the process.

While you're a student

Orientation

This week-long, on-campus event will give you and your loved ones a comprehensive introduction to Full Sail University. Our Orientation team will walk you through important steps, like registration and receiving your LaunchBox, and you'll get a chance to meet faculty, staff, and your fellow classmates.

The team will help you in navigating online accounts, completing the Orientation course, and providing helpful workshops for a successful transition into student life at Full Sail University.

Academic Advising

Once you're enrolled, you'll be assigned an academic advisor. You can ask them for advice on things like your class schedule, your degree path, and any challenges in your way.

Their goal is to see students from orientation through graduation. If anything starts to derail your goals, you can reach out to your academic advisor. They'll share guidance on things like taking time off from school and graduation requirements.

Peer Tutoring and Student Success Services

Need some help understanding an assignment or another set of eyes on your work? Our CoPilot Center is the hub for campus and online students looking for help in general education and core courses.

The CoPilot Center offers peer tutoring, a Writing Center, and math tutors with open-door walk-in hours throughout the week. You can also drop in on a tutoring session in person or through our student intranet, Full Sail One, or schedule a time with a tutor outside of open-door hours. Keep an eye out for Student Success Seminars, writing labs, and math labs throughout the year.

Full Sail provides equal access to all students, including those who qualify as persons with disabilities. Learn more about our facilities and services for students with disabilities here.

Career Development

One of your most valuable support resources as a Full Sail student is our Career Development department. They work with you to prepare you for success in your industry by focusing on your potential career opportunities.

Campus and online students can access open-door hours with our Career Development team to talk one-on-one about things like developing a personal brand, industry research and resources, resumes and cover letters, interview tips, career strategies and planning, portfolios, and demo advice.

They also host alumni for on-site visits and lectures, sponsor alumni events, and maintain an online community for networking and support.

Three months before graduation, you'll be assigned a primary career advisor who will stay with you throughout your career, even after you graduate. These staff members have industry-specific backgrounds and experience with what students might face in their prospective job market.

After graduation

Even after you leave Full Sail, Career Development will stay in touch with you and continue to be a resource throughout your career. Grads still have access to career advisors and all of the resources provided by the department – including online workshops, regionally focused career networking events, and job lead searches.

And since our industries move fast and evolve constantly, we allow our graduates to come back for free to audit any current class in their degree program.