Intensive English Program Student Resource Guide
Welcome to UWF!
UWF International Affairs welcomes international students from over 70 countries. 
This resource guide includes important information for students who have been admitted to the Intensive English Program (IEP).
IEP and the university also provide information by email. 
It is important that you check your email regularly.
If you have any questions, please follow up with the contact listed below.
Payments
Transportation
Dining Services
On Campus Housing
Academic Resources
Transferring your I-20 to UWF
On Campus Employment
Volunteering 
| Who do I contact? | Overview | More Information | ||
| Payments | stuacct@uwf.edu  | Students can pay fees in CashNet or at the Cashier's Office.  | A parent portal is available for online payments. Student authorization is required and must be submitted through the student's CashNet.  | |
| Transportation | Purchasing a Parking Permit  | Parking permits must be purchased online.  | UWF Parking Maps  | https://www.target.com/sl/pensacola-ne/1273?dvm=true&lnk=store]and Publix are 2.5 miles (3.7km) from campus. Wal-Mart is another option a little farther down Nine Mile Road. You can purchase food, toiletries, clothing, and items for your room or apartment. The UWF Trolley provides transportation to these locations beginning the first week of classes. | 
| Dining Services | dining@uwf.edu | UWF Dining Services has 11 dining locations on campus.  | A meal plan is optional.  | |
| On Campus Housing | housing@uwf.edu  | On campus housing fills up quickly. We recommend that you submit a housing contract as soon as possible.  | Students with a room assignment can arrange a check in date with UWF Housing.  | |
| Academic Resources | UWF is dedicated to supporting academic success of all UWF students.  | It is important to familiarize yourself with UWF resources.  | Academic Integrity Module  
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| Transfer your I-20 to UWF | international@uwf.edu | Contact your current international student advisor.  | Email international@uwf.edu to inform the advising team that you will be transferring your I-20. | |
| On Campus Employment | UWF On Campus Jobs  
 | New students must complete F-1 check in before they begin work.  
 | During Fall and Spring semesters, F-1 students are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week. 
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| Volunteering | This Study in the States resource page outlines important information for students who would like to volunteer.  | F-1 visa holders may volunteer for public service or religious or humanitarian objectives only. There are no exceptions to these limitations | ||
| Report Your Arrival | All new international students, including transfer students, must report their arrival to UWF International Affairs. You will complete these steps after you arrive in the US. 
 | After you complete all the steps, International Affairs will review your information. When all steps are completed, you will get a new I-20. This I-20 shows CONTINUED ATTENDANCE. This means that you are enrolled and studying at UWF. 
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