Summer priority registration starts March 28, open enrollment begins April 4 at Polk State

Enrollment for the Summer 2022 Semester at Polk State College will start on March 28 with priority registration for students who have completed at least 50 percent of their program requirements.

Open enrollment will begin on April 4, and classes will start on May 9.

Currently enrolled students will be able to check the completion status of their program requirements on March 18 to determine if they are eligible for priority registration on Passport, where students also register for classes.

Dual enrollment students should work with their high school advisors and email DEregistration@polk.edu if they need additional assistance.

Prospective students must submit a free online application to Polk State. The application as well as information about the admission and registration processes is available at polk.edu/admission-aid/admissionsteps.

Assistance with admission, advising, registration, and financial aid is available remotely and on campus. The College has increased access to services remotely and encourages students to utilize email, phone, webchat, etc. if it is not necessary to come to campus.

• Admission and registration assistance is available by emailing registrar@polk.edu, calling 863.297.1000, or messaging the webchat in the bottom right corner of the www.polk.edu/admission-aid page.
• Advising is available by email based on the first letter of last name (A-M: onlineadvisinga@polk.edu and N-Z: onlineadvisingz@polk.edu) or calling 863.297.1000.
• Financial aid assistance is available by emailing financialaid@polk.edu, calling 863.297.1004, or messaging the webchat in the bottom right corner of the www.polk.edu/admission-aid page.

All individuals coming to campus are:

• Strongly encouraged to wear a mask while indoors on campus and to practice social distancing of at least 6 feet when possible;
• Strongly encouraged to get vaccinated and boosted;
• Encouraged to maintain hand hygiene with frequent hand washing and use of hand sanitizer;
• Expected to check themselves for symptoms of COVID-19 and stay home if exhibiting symptoms or if sick; and
• Expected to use the COVID Reporting Tool if they have been confirmed positive for COVID-19, exhibit symptoms of COVID-19, or believe that they have been exposed to someone who has tested positive for COVID-19.

More information about the College’s Return to Campus plan is located on the College’s COVID-19 page.

Students should note that the College will be closed for spring break from March 21 through March 27.