Start Your Bulldog Story
Your first step is to complete orientation online. During orientation, you'll learn all the details you need to start strong as a Bulldog. After completing online orientation, sign up for in-person orientation on campus.
To get started, you will need your MyFSU credentials. First, get your username and password, then check our password assistance page or call our help desk at (231) 591-4822 to update your password.
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We're here to help at [email protected] or (231) 591-2000.
Enrollment Checklist
1. Submit FAFSA
Start Your FAFSA | Our school code is 002260.
2. Online Orientation
3. Housing Requirements
4. Schedule Classes Virtually
You'll receive more info after finishing orientation.
5. In-Person Orientation
Join us for on-campus orientation. Sign Up Now
6. FIRST DAY OF CLASSES
Aug. 28 - Add it to your calendar
More Ways to Prepare
Virtual Events
Virtual events, campus tours, 1 on 1 chats with financial aid advisors and more.
Explore Resources
Discover all of the ways we can help you succeed as a Bulldog.
Parents Portal
Make sure the fam has all the answers they need to support you as a Bulldog.
What's Next
Housing
If you're required to live on campus, you will need to make sure to apply for housing before you can register for classes. Head to MyHousing to get started. You can find it in the Dining and Housing section of MyFSU.
Billing
You will find your student bill in MyFSU. Whenever an updated statement is issued, you will be notified at your Ferris email address. If you want others (like your family) to have access to billing notifications, statements and to make payments, make sure to add them as an authorized user in the E-bill section of MyFSU.
Your Student ID
Your Ferris ID has superpowers. Not only does it give you the ability to check out books, attend events, and access the rec center and other important parts of campus, it also unlocks student discounts at local businesses. You can pick up your ID at MyBulldog Service Center in the David L. Eisler Center.