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This authorization states that if any credit is created due to the receipt of financial aid funds, the student and parent authorize the university to hold it on the student account. If at any time a student would like a refund of the excess funds, a Request for Refund Form must be completed in Workday so a refund can be processed.

Please read the attached document carefully. 

You can access onboarding acknowledged documents under your Profile > Personal > Documents > Reviewed: Standard

Need Help? Contact Student Financials +1 561-237-7504| studentaccounts@lynn.edu

As a college student, you are the only person who has access to your academic information. That means if someone wants to know or verify information regarding your grades or progress towards graduation we cannot release your information without your consent. 

To add authorized users to access your information, review the job aid  How to Add Emergency Contacts and Third Party Proxy

Please read the attached document carefully. 

You can access onboarding acknowledged documents under your Profile > Personal > Documents > Reviewed: Standard

Need Help? Contact the Registrar's Office  +1 561-237-7303 | registrar@lynn.edu

The Statement of Financial Responsibility (SFR) informs students of their financial responsibilities associated with relevant policies and explains the potential consequences that may result if a student fails to meet those obligations.

Please read the attached document carefully. 

You can access onboarding acknowledged documents under your Profile > Personal > Documents > Reviewed: Standard

Need Help? Contact Student Financials +1 561-237-7504| studentaccounts@lynn.edu

All student cars must be registered with the university. If you intend to park a car on campus, complete the Vehicle Registration Form and get your decal from Campus Safety.

All student cars must be registered with the university. If you intend to park a car on campus, please complete your vehicle registration.

After submitting new vehicle details, please visit Campus Safety with your Lynn ID and copy of your Vehicle Registration to obtain your decal. .

You may only have a maximum of 2 active vehicle registrations at a time.

• Click the + sign to add your vehicle
• Enter your vehicle details
• Click the checkbox
• Click OK

Need Help? Contact Campus Safety +1 561-237-7226 | securitydispatch@lynn.edu 

To let a third party view information in Workday and/or receive information from Academic Advising, Student Records, and Financial Aid about your grades, registration, and/or financial aid package, Set Permissions for a Third Party to Access Your Student Information.

When a student grants access to a third party for the first time, the third party will be invited to create a Lynn Workday account. The third party will then use that account to log in to Workday.

The third party will only be able to view information for which the student has granted them access.

Third-party access can be changed or removed at any time by the student.

To update third party permissions:

• If not enabled,  select "Enable Third Party" button next to the third party name 

• Select "Is Third Party User" checkmark. Select "OK"

• If enabled, select "Add Permissions"

• Verify Third Party name. Select "OK"

• Scroll down and select the "Allowed" checkmarks under the tasks you would like to grant access.

• Select "OK"

• Complete Purpose of Waiver

• Click Confirm

• Click Submit

Please do not enter comments in the comment fields as they are not monitored.  

To let a third party view information in Workday and/or receive information from Academic Advising, Student Records, and Financial Aid about your grades, registration, and/or financial aid package, Set Permissions for a Third Party to Access Your Student Information.

When a student grants access to a third party for the first time, the third party will be invited to create a Lynn Workday account. The third party will then use that account to log in to Workday.

The third party will only be able to view information for which the student has granted them access.

Third-party access can be changed or removed at any time by the student.

Need Help? Contact the Registrar's Office  +1 561-237-7303 | registrar@lynn.edu

Complete this step to help Financial Aid staff determine your state residency status for financial aid purposes.  

Complete Questionnaire. If Florida resident, you will need additional documentation to apply for the Florida EASE Grant Application:

Student, or the parent/guardian of dependent student, must provide two (2) documents supporting the establishment of legal residence. Documents must be dated, issued or filed at least twelve (12) months prior to the first day of classes of the academic term for which assistance is requested.

1st tier (at least one of the two documents must be from this column)

• Florida voter's registration card
• Florida driver's license or State of Florida identification card
• Florida vehicle registration
• Proof of a permanent home in Florida which is occupied as a primary residence by the claimant
• Proof of a homestead exemption in Florida
• Transcripts from a Florida high school for multiple years if the Florida high school diploma or GED was earned within the last 12 months
• Proof of permanent full-time employment in Florida for at least 30 hours per week for a 12-month period

2nd tier (may be used in conjunction with one document from the 1st tier)

• • Declaration of domicile in Florida
  • Florida professional or occupational license
  • Florida incorporation
  • Documents evidencing family ties in Florida
  • Proof of membership in a Florida-based charitable or professional organization
  • Utility bills and proof of 12 consecutive months of payments
  • Lease agreement and proof of 12 consecutive months of payments
  • Official state, federal or court document evidencing legal ties to Florida
    
    Need Help? Contact Financial Aid +1 561-237-7185| financialaid@lynn.edu
    

The purpose of the student code of conduct is to outline behavioral expectations for Lynn University students. The student code of conduct sets specific expectations for student behavior, identifies behaviors prohibited at the university, and describes the overall process and stated procedures for addressing allegations of student code of conduct violations, as well as the possible consequences for students who violate these standards. 

This is the last onboarding item to complete.  It will be available to you 45 days before the start of the term.

Please read the attached document carefully. 

You can access onboarding acknowledged documents under your Profile > Personal > Documents > Reviewed: Standard