Admitted Students

After being accepted to Beacon College, use your application portal or our online Intent to Enroll form to commit to Beacon within two weeks. This saves your place at Beacon and makes you eligible for scholarships and financial aid.

Complete the Intent to Enroll Form

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• Beacon’s FAFSA code is 033733.

• Submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to see what kind of financial aid you and your family are eligible for.
• Beacon College requires a FAFSA for all financial aid awards. Upon receipt of your FAFSA, we will automatically calculate a financial aid package for you.
• If you have been awarded grants, scholarships, or loans, be sure to complete the required paperwork by the due dates to secure these funds.

Complete the FAFSA

Upon receipt of your Intent to Enroll form and non-refundable deposit, you will receive a Housing Application via email from our enrollment services team. You’ll want to complete and submit your Housing Application as soon as possible to secure your preferred housing selection.

• Upon your graduation or official GED results, please provide these official and final high school transcripts to Beacon College.
• Submit documentation of previous college course credit. If you are currently enrolled in college — or if you have taken AP, CLEP, or IB courses — Beacon needs an official final transcript from the school(s) where credit was earned.

Prior to attending classes, Beacon College requests a medical action plan, immunization document, and insurance information for newly enrolled students in line with Beacon College Policies and other official guidelines. Please submit medical forms as soon as possible to avoid delays with moving in and starting classes. If you have any questions, please contact the Enrollment Office at 855-220-5376, or email mybeaconhealth@beaconcollege.edu

Enrollment Services

All Beacon students are required to have and provide proof of health insurance coverage. To ensure that all students are covered, Beacon offers a Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP). If you are covered on your parent or guardian’s plan OR have individual insurance, you will need to bring your insurance card with you to New Student Orientation. If you are not currently covered by an existing plan, please see Beacon College’s Student Health Insurance Plan details on our Student Health Insurance page. You will be able to register for the Beacon plan at New Student Orientation.

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Upon receipt of your FAFSA, Beacon College will automatically consider your eligibility for need-based financial aid. Students typically receive a preliminary aid award shortly after their application, and then a final aid award after course registration. Students can accept or decline their financial aid awards in the financial aid portal. Call 352-638-9730 with questions, or schedule a one-on-one advising session.

Financial Aid Portal

• Bills are sent out via email and available in the myBeacon student portal with payment deadlines and instructions. Before the semester begins, please make sure payments are made and/or financial aid is finalized. Check with the Business Office (352-787-8068) if you have questions or concerns.
• To pay by credit card, please email studentaccounts@beaconcollege.edu with the full student name, your Beacon College student ID, and “payment request” in the subject line. We will respond with a personal secure link for you to make an online payment via credit card.

To pay by check, please mail checks to:
Beacon College
Accounting Services
105 E Main Street
Leesburg, FL 34748

New Student Orientation at Beacon College is a required transitional program for new and incoming students designed to welcome them to the community and help them acclimate to campus and academic life at the College. This week-long program includes informational sessions and introductions to campus as well as social activities, club fairs, and other engagement opportunities for new students.

New Student Orientation