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| Student Resources includes: | ||
| Athletics | ||
| To be successful on the playing field, you need a leader with vision. You need goal-minded individuals to carry out the mission and you need those with talent willing to come together as one to accomplish that mission. For more information on FAU athletics, visit http://fausports.collegesports.com. |
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| Banking Services | ||
| Business Services administers the banking relationship with the University. BankAtlantic has a full-service branch located in the Student Services Building West. In addition to the full-service branch, there are four ATMs located on the Boca Raton campus. If you are a financial aid recipient, you may have your award directly deposited to your BankAtlantic account for immediate access. Your Owl Card becomes your ATM card for all BankAtlantic account holders. Phone: (561) 361-2889 |
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| Campus Copy | ||
Phone: (561) 297-3508 Hours: Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. |
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| Campus Mail Services | ||
| The Mail Center processes all University mail. Location: Campus Operations Building Phone: (561) 297-3172 Hours: Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. |
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| Check Cashing | ||
| You may cash a personal check up to $25 plus a 25¢ charge in the FAU bookstore by presenting your current student ID and driver's license. Payroll or third-party checks cannot be cashed. | ||
| Community College and Transfer Student Relations | ||
| The Office of Community College and Transfer Student Relations serves as a liaison between FAU, state community colleges and other colleges and universities and agencies, particularly in matters of academic program articulation. The office coordinates with and assists the Office of Admissions in the transfer student process, helping to ensure a smooth transition for transfer students into the University. Location: SU 117 Phone: (561) 297-2644 Hours: Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more information, e-mail admisweb@fau.edu. |
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| International Programs | ||
| The Director of International Programs has a number of responsibilities, all generally related to the goal of strengthening the international dimension of the academic community at FAU. For undergraduate students, the Office of International Programs is a helpful resource person concerning international education agreements, reciprocal and non-reciprocal student exchanges, study-abroad programs, and the Fulbright program. Most popular countries among FAU students for exchange, affiliate and/or study-abroad programs are Italy, Spain, South Korea, France, Ecuador, England, Finland, Germany, Brazil, Sweden, Portugal, Denmark, Japan, India and Thailand. Location: SU 106 Phone: (561) 297-2580 |
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| Notary Public | ||
| Need something notarized? There are several notaries on campus. Most college dean's offices have notarizing services. | ||
| Office of Financial Aid and Student Employment | ||
| The Office of Student Financial Aid offers a comprehensive program of student financial aid including grants, loans and part-time employment for enrolled degree seeking students. Assistance is awarded in compliance with state, federal and University regulations on the basis of financial need and academic merit. The Student Employment Office maintains a job database available to all FAU students seeking full- and part-time employment regardless of financial need. Jobs are available both on and off campus. Location: SU 233/234 Phone: (561) 297-3530 |
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| Office of Veterans Affairs | ||
| A complete range of Veterans Affairs (VA) information (certification, tutorial assistance, VA work-study, VA loans, deferments, dual enrollment, etc.) can be found online at our website. If you are a veteran or a dependent of a veteran, notify this office with any questions or changes that could affect your benefits. To help ensure prompt payment of VA benefits, make sure all required documents are completed and in the Office of Veterans' Affairs in the following months for the semesters specified below: April: VA Certification Cards are due for SUMMER "A" "B" and "C" semesters. May: VA Certification Cards are due for the FALL semester. October: VA Certification Cards are due for the SPRING semester. Location: SU 233A Phone: (561) 297-1250 |
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| Center for Child Care & Development | ||
| The Karen Slattery Educational Research Center for Child Development (ERCCD) is located next to the A.D. Henderson School and falls under the newly established Center for Early Childhood Education, Research and Community Partnerships within the College of Education. Approximately 100 children, ranging in age from six weeks to five years, participate in the program. The school is accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children and boasts a play-based thematic curriculum. In addition to providing a developmentally appropriate, high-quality program for children, the ERCCD also serves as a research and training facility for University students and faculty. Enrollment priority is given first to FAU students and then to FAU employees. Upon acceptance, a non-refundable registration fee of $125 and two months' tuition are due. Payments are made monthly thereafter, and a new registration fee is required each year at the time of re-enrollment. | ||
| The Owl Card Center | ||
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The Owl Card Center issues the official picture identification card for the University community. The Owl Card is required for all students and is available to faculty and staff. An Owl Card may be obtained by presenting an official government issued ID (driver's license, passport, military ID), current tuition payment receipt or proof of financial aid, scholarship or loan [award letter]. An Owl Card is needed to use the University library, recreation facilities, receive student discounts, obtain a meal plan, use computer labs and participate in the Owl Card Debit Program. Location: Student Union, Room 129 Phone: (561) 297-2700. |
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| The Owl Card Debit Card Program | ||
| The Owl Card Debit Program utilizes your University ID and the most current technology available in on- and off-line debit card systems. Cardholders can put money on their cards in either the Owl Card Center or in cash-to-card machines located throughout campus. You may then use your Owl Card to pay for purchases at Campus Copy, computer labs (pay for print), Pack-N-Post, select vending machines, copiers and future applications. | ||
| Pack-N-Post | ||
| Pack-N-Post handles all your shipping and mailing needs.The professional staff can ship all your personal belongings back home or mail a gift for that someone special. We can help expedite your mail to beat a deadline or advise you about ways to track your mail and parcels. A stamp machine is available for purchasing books of stamps. Location: Between Starbucks and Bookstore Phone: (561) 297-6172 Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. |
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| Palm Tran Bus Passes | ||
| Business Services has a relationship with the Board of County Commissioners for the sale of Palm Tran bus passes. They are available for purchase in the Owl Card Center. | ||
| The University Bookstores | ||
| The FAU Bookstore stocks all textbooks for courses offered on the Boca Raton campus, reference books and school supplies, as well as convenience foods, drinks, clothing, insignia merchandise and greeting cards. Hours of operation are extended during the beginning of each semester. Location: Off the Breezeway Phone: (561) 297-3720. |
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| Student Purchases with Office Depot & Corporate Express | ||
| Business Services administers the University contract for the purchase of office supplies. Contract pricing has been extended to FAU students. Students can go on-line and place orders and take advantage of the tremendous savings (up to 55% off!) offered by Office Depot and Corporate Express. Orders are delivered to the Owl Card Center and available for pick up the next day in most cases. | ||
| Student Retention | ||
| The Office for Student Retention in the Division of Undergraduate Studies is committed to retaining students by providing programs that assist in their academic success. The purpose of this office is to monitor undergraduate student populations while supporting the mission of the University. The office coordinates all retention activities between the academic and student affairs divisions to increase student retention and graduation rates. Phone: (561) 297-2243 E-mail: stay@fau.edu |
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| Testing and Evaluation | ||
| The Office of Testing and Evaluation provides information about test dates, test centers, registration deadlines, and fees for many state and national tests. Registration forms and brochures are available for the ACT, CLAST, CLEP, FTCE, GMAT, GRE, LSAT, MCAT, SAT, and TOEFL. Testing and Evaluation administers the following computer-based tests (CBT’s) on weekdays and Saturdays: ACCUPLACER, CAT-CLAST, CLEP, FTCE, HESI, and MAT. TOEFL and GRE inter-net based tests are to be introduced in late 2006. Arrangements may be made to have correspondence tests proctored in the office. Make-up exams may be taken on a limited basis on weekdays. Location: SU 210 Phone: (561) 297-3160 Fax: (561) 297-0170. |
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| University Galleries | ||
| The Ritter Art Gallery is located on the second floor of the Breezeway. The Schmidt Center Gallery is located in the Performing Arts building of the Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters. | ||
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