Office of Academic Advising

The Office of Academic Advising provides individualized academic advisement to all students in the college. All students are required to meet with an academic advisor so that a degree evaluation may be prepared, reviewed, and signed; therefore, students are encouraged to see an advisor as early as possible. This will provide students with a well-defined set of program requirements and enable them to progress in an efficient manner toward the completion of their degree.

Scholarship News

• 2012-2013 Scholarship Opportunities are now Available
• Financial Aid available through the Florida Fund for Minority Teachers  

Academic Policies

•  Policy for Undergraduate Admissions 
•  Policy for Undergraduate Admissions (Prior to 2009)  
•  Policy for Baccalaureate Degree Completion 

Educational Field Experiences

•  Educational Field Experiences Information 
•  Fingerprinting Requirements and Information    
•   Internship Information & Calendar 
•    Certification Examinations for Florida Teachers   

Career Development Resources

UNF Career Services provides a comprehensive, four-year career development program designed to teach students how to assess their individual skills and interests, research careers, explore the world of work through experiential learning opportunities, and present themselves effectively to employers and graduate schools. Career resources specifically for education students are also available.

The Educator Preparation Institute (EPI) provides an alternative route to professional teaching certification in Florida for those with bachelors degrees in areas other than education.

Information about employment opportunities within the Florida public K-12 school districts is available online at GreatTeacher.net  and TeachInFlorida.com. 

International Resources

• UNF International Center & Study Abroad