Admitted Undergraduate Checklist

• File your FAFSA application. Learn about eligibility here.
• Submit your tuition deposit.
• Submit housing deposit and contract.
• Submit Medical Report Form.
• Take the ALEKS, CompEval online evaluations and PSVT:R, if applicable.
• Register for classes. You’ll receive notification when you become eligible to register, and will be able to consult with your academic advisor. Note: The block tuition rate is charged for those registered for 12-16 credit hours. Students must be enrolled for 12 credit hours to be considered full-time and eligible for financial aid.
• Create your ERNIE account, where you can monitor your Campus Solutions Student Center and ERAU email account.
• Assign FERPA (Family Education Rights and Policy Act) permissions to designated individuals to allow access to your educational records and enable communication with university staff.
• Grant access to view your financial account, including the permission for designated individuals to make payments, by logging into ERNIE and following the instructions to Add an Authorized User.
• Reference your Campus Solutions “Tasks” and take required action (submit financial aid documents, submit final high school transcript, etc.) Tip: Your tasks will initially appear in the “Applicant Homepage” and, as you transition to campus, your tasks will begin to appear in the “Student Homepage.”
• Make tuition payment or sign up for payment plan.
• Review your meal plan and meal plan options.
• Submit your final transcripts when they become available. Contact your high school after graduation (or college after your grades have been posted) and request that your final official transcript be sent us via electronic service to dbadmit@erau.edu or by mail to: ERAU Daytona Beach Admissions, 1 Aerospace Boulevard, Daytona Beach, Florida 32114. 
• All students will be provided and charged for student health insurance. Students with comparable coverage may opt out by submitting the waiver form during the waiver period.
• Provide Financial Disclosure form through your ERNIE Student Center.
• Get your refunds the quick and easy way! Set up direct deposit now by following these instructions.
• Go to your ERNIE account to request your EagleCard.
• Plan to attend Orientation.

Important Information for International Students

• Visit the International Student & Scholar Services site to learn how to secure your I-20.
• Flight students who are not U.S. citizens are encouraged to register online with the TSA before arrival. Start at the TSA Flight Training Security Program online portal and choose "Register Options" in the top right corner. Then, select "Candidate Portal" and follow the prompts. The email address you use will be used by the Alien Flight Student Program (AFSP) for all communications. Keep this account active. Additional instructions are included in your acceptance packet.

Flight Student Checklist

• Pre-Flight Checklist
• Secure First or Second Class Medical reflecting your full legal name. The FAA website includes a list of Aviation Medical Examiners who can administer this exam. Note: Students will not be able to register for a flight course until appropriate medical certification has been secured and provided to the flight department.
  

  Important note: Securing your Medical Certificate may take a significant amount of time, so we strongly encourage you to begin the process as soon as you are admitted. In particular, any history of ADHD or ADHD medications will require FAA review, and possible further examination, to determine if a medical certificate can be issued. The FAA has recently updated policies regarding ADHD diagnosis. Learn more here. You can also find additional information regarding prohibited medications here. 
  To begin the process, start here.

• Before your arrival, submit copies of flight certificates earned. Fax the signed certificate, front and back, to 386-226-7070. In addition, bring originals for scanning during orientation.
• Provide proof of U.S. citizenship (or TSA approval upon arrival).
• Flight Student Guidebook