APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE JANUARY SESSION. APPLICATIONS, DOCUMENTS AND PAYMENTS ARE DUE BY DECEMBER 6TH.
(JANUARY PROGRAMS AND AVAILABILITY ARE LIMITED)
Automotive Collision Technology Technician - Aviation(Hybrid) - Avionics(Hybrid) - Central Sterile Processing Technician - Computer Systems & Information Technology - Electrician(FULL) - ESOL(FULL) - GED Prep - Marine Service Technologies - Patient Care Technician - Practical Nursing - Medical Administrative Specialist
The following programs will not have a January enrollment. These programs will start in August 2025:
Cosmetology, HVAC/R1, Master Automotive Service Technology, and Welding Technology.
Individuals may apply for full-time admission. Applicants should have the basic skills necessary for potential success in the training program. Classes are available to assist students in improving basic skills.
Admission & Registration Policy/Procedures
Haney Technical College provides multiple opportunities to enroll each academic year. Admission is open to all qualifying students (students with a minimum of a high school diploma, GED, or home-school certification, if program requires). To receive Title IV funds (Pell Grants), a student must have a high school diploma, GED or home-school certification, (additional information may be requested to confirm the validity of high school education). Detailed program information may be found online at www.haney.edu.
General Admission Procedures
Items Needed at Registration:
- Completed Haney Online Application
- If under the age of 21 and never enrolled in Bay District Schools, need proof of immunizations.
- Florida Residency Declaration form with 2 (two) proof of residency documents (for in-state tuition rate) for Career & Technical Education (CTE) students.
- Valid government issued photo identification (excluding military ID)
- Copy of transcripts, from high school, GED, or college/technology center(s) attended (CTE students only.)
Payment Methods: (refer to Tuition Schedule for rates)
- Cash, check, debit or credit card
- Pell Grant
- VA Education Benefits
- Florida Prepaid (please bring account number)
- Florida Bright Futures
- Scholarship
- Other Sources
All fees (tuition, lab, registration, student activity fee, etc.) must be paid prior to gaining admission. Unless exempt, out-of-state tuition rates apply to CTE students who do not meet Florida Residency requirements. According to Florida Statute §1009.25 tuition and fee exemptions apply for youth who were in custody of the Department of Children and Families (DCF). Please see a counselor in Student Services for more information.
Enroll in 4 Easy Steps
We are no longer accepting ESOL or Electrician Applications for January.
Step 1: 
All prospective students are required to complete the online application during the designated application dates. The online application will not be available until the specified dates listed for each program. The Practical Nursing program requires additional steps including TEAS testing. Please visit the Practical Nursing page for these additional requirements including TEAS and Background check(click here.)
Step 2: Review and sign Enrollment Agreement (Not required for ESOL or GED students)
If student is under 24 and still a dependent, the parent/guardian must complete the form and the documents must be the parent's documentation.
Step 4: Meet with Financial Aid and/or Make Payment. If you plan on applying for Financial Aid (GED & ESOL excluded,) please visit FAFSA.Gov. Use 010826 for Haney.
Once the application and documentation is received, you will receive an invoice through email within two weeks. Once you receive your invoice, your payment must be paid to secure your slot. A delay in receiving your documentation and payment method will result in forfeiture of your acceptance. Out-of-state fees will be charged to students who have not established one year of Florida residency.
ACADEMIC ASSESSMENT All students will take the basic skills assessment once enrolled. This assessment measures applicant's grade levels in mathematics, reading, and language. All student participate in the Integrated Education and Training .
Students that do not meet the following exemptions will need to pass the basic skills assessment in order to complete their program.
= You earned a diploma from a Florida public high school since 2007.
= You earned a GED since 2014.
= You hold an AA degree or higher.
= You have taken the ACT or SAT, and earned qualifying scores.
= You have passed a qualifying industry certification in your area of study.
= You are an active duty member of any branch of the United States Armed Forces.
= FL public high school transcript exemptions: Unweighted GPA of 3.0 and a final grade of B or higher in English 4/English 4 Honors to exempt reading/language, and a final grade of B or higher in Algebra 1/Algebra 1 Honors or higher math to exempt math. (Graduation is not required for this exemption.)
= You earned a final grade of B or higher in certain Math or English classes at an accredited college/university.
Proof of exemption status is required. Please see a counselor for further details.
Bay District School Board Policy - Chapter 8.106 Workforce Education Tuition Refund. All information pertaining to charges, refunds and appeals will be furnished to the student at the time of registration. One hundred percent (100%) of the unused tuition and refundable fees charged will be refunded if the student does not begin class or withdraws during the drop/add period (within 10 business days of enrollment). If the class is canceled, 100% of the tuition and other fees will be refunded. Students who withdraw during the ten (10) day drop/add period are eligible for a full refund less any tuition and fees used for that period. Nonrefundable fees include Registration and
Student Activity, Parking and ID Badge (not to exceed $100). Any tuition fees paid by a federal agency
will be refunded to that agency first. If tuition fees were paid by more than
one agency and if the refund is not sufficient to refund each agency, the
refund will be allocated to each agency in the same ratio in which each agency
initially funded the fees, except where federal regulations specify otherwise.
Students who are administratively withdrawn are not eligible for a refund. When
refunds are due, they will be made within 30 days of the last day of attendance
if written notification of withdrawal has been submitted to the Guidance
Department by the student or instructor. Refunds made without a student request
will be made within 30 days from the date that school terminates the student or
determines withdrawal by the student. Refunds for Tom P. Haney Technical
College students enrolled in programs or classes of 30 hours or less will not
be provided after the first class meeting.
A student wishing to withdraw from Tom P.
Haney Technical College prior to the end of a semester and/or financial aid
disbursement period should provide notice to the school in writing. Written
notice should be submitted to a Tom P. Haney Technical College counselor in
Student Services. The notice should contain the date the student will cease
attendance and the reason for the withdrawal. The official withdrawal date is
the date the student has the withdrawal form signed by administration or the
last date of attendance. This is an official withdrawal. Students who return to
the same program within 180 days are considered to be in the same payment
period.
The
Financial Aid office will calculate any refunds due to the Title IV (Pell)
program and notify the student in writing within five days. The student will be
billed for any refunds due to Tom P. Haney Technical College and the Federal
Financial Aid programs.
If the student is in
default to the government and has not repaid the funds within 45 days, the
repayment due will be posted to the National Student Loan Data Base showing the
student is ineligible for further funding. If the student has not repaid the
funds within 45 days, the Collection Department of the U.S. Department of
Education will be notified. Please note that if a student leaves at the end of
the spring term and is still considered an active student, he/she must complete
a form indicating intent to return. This form states that the student intends
to return to school in the fall term.
