Credit Registration Instructions
Continuing Education offers you the opportunity to take credit,
non-degree courses at FIT with no application required. The only requirements are 1) a high school diploma or GED, and 2) the legal ability to take credit courses in the United States (ie, not on a tourist visa).
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Short Registration Instructions:
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Registration Periods & Term Dates:
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Detailed Registration Information:
- FINDING COURSES: Start by choosing your courses
from our course schedules
- Course dates are based on the Academic Calendar for each term
- Course Descriptions are available (document is in PDF format)
- View Portfolio Development Recommendations from the chairperson of your desired department
- If you need course specific advisement or to waive a prerequisite (based on significant work/life experience), attend one of our Advisement & Registration Sessions or contact a departmental advisor
- REGISTERING FOR CLASSES
- Registration Option 1: Request a username & password, then register online
- Registration Option 2: Register in-person at the Registration Center (B-103)
- If you are taking an English, science or mathematics course, you may need to take a placement test before enrolling
- MyFIT is the online registration system at FIT for individuals with a username & password
- Step-by-step registration instructions
- If you are not a US Citizen, review some important information for International Students.
- PAYING YOUR BILL: If you have not yet done so, be sure to
pay your
bill
- Tuition & Fee payment must be made at the time of registration to to finalize your registration & confirm your seat in the course
- You will want to prove your New York State Residency if you have lived in NY State for a year
- FIT HOUSING: If you wish to live in FIT housing, then submit an
application for summer housing
- Summer Housing is available for a variety of individuals, including part-time and non-students
- Fall & Spring Housing is available for full-time students first (12 or more credits), and part-time students on a space-available basis (less than 12 credits)
- FOR NEW STUDENTS: Now that you are fully registered, it is time to prepare for your course(s)!
- If you plan to take courses through Continuing Education and then apply to a degree program, learn how credits transfer from non-matriculated (non-degree) status to matriculated (degree) status.
- If you plan to apply to a daytime degree program, Admissions will be your point of contact.
- The Evening/Weekend Degree Programs offer associate and bachelor degrees for adults.
- Former students can request a transcript for personal use or to forward to a school.