Have Some Fun and Get It Done at SPC

Samantha Stanich | 6/18/2025

spc advisor in a blue shirt talking with a male and female student at a table on the tarpon springs campus

St. Petersburg College (SPC) is here to help students “get it done” and take the first step toward their academic and career goals at its annual Get It Done enrollment event. Whether you're a new student just starting or returning to finish what you started, Get It Done is your one-stop opportunity to jump-start the journey. From July 8–10, SPC will host online sessions designed for convenience and accessibility, while in-person events will take place across multiple campuses from July 15–17. Attend any on-campus or online events, and your $40 college application fee will be waived.

Future Titans can fast-track their to-do list and get fall-ready at these events. Students can meet one-on-one with advisors, apply for financial aid, register for classes, and get help with everything from academic planning to student services—all in one place. With dedicated support and helpful staff on hand, SPC is making it easier than ever to stay on track, get connected, and act.

Students can get help with everything from applying to SPC to registering for classes, connecting with advisors, exploring career paths, and securing financial aid. Plus, there’ll be free food, giveaways, and friendly faces ready to cheer you on.

“Get It Done is all about making college easy, approachable, and exciting,” said Jacob Wortock, SPC’s Director of Recruitment and Enrollment Services. “Whether you're brand new to SPC or coming back to finish your degree, this is your one-stop chance to meet with real people, get real help, and make real progress. From applying and registering to getting financial aid sorted, we’re here to walk with you every step of the way.”

Services available at Get It Done include:

  • Application assistance for new students
  • On-the-spot advising and course registration
  • Help with financial aid, scholarships, and tuition support
  • Support for veterans, adult learners, and returning students
  • Career guidance for undecided students or career changers
  • Campus tours and student resource info

U.S. News & World Report’s 2025 study ranked SPC first in the Tampa Bay region for Best Online Bachelor's Program and Best Online Bachelor's Programs for Veterans in its 2025 study.

“St. Petersburg College is proud of our faculty and staff and the quality of education and sincere support we provide for our students," said Dr. Matthew Liao-Troth, SPC’s Vice President of Academic Affairs. "As an innovator of online education in the Florida College System, we have been delivering online bachelor’s degree programs for almost 30 years so that residents of the Tampa Bay region can complete their degrees even while juggling work and family obligations. We know our students come to us for better jobs and better lives, and we strive to exceed their expectations by continuously investing in professional development for our faculty and staff and online support tools for our students.”

On-Campus Events

Students can visit an SPC campus for Get It Done events and receive everything they need to start strong this Fall.

Save Your Spot

  • July 15: Seminole Campus, UP Lobby, 9200 113th St., 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
  • July 15: St. Petersburg/Gibbs Campus, SU Building, 6605 Fifth Ave N., 3-6 p.m.
  • July 16: Tarpon Springs Campus, Administration Building, 600 E Klosterman Road, 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
  • July 16: Clearwater Campus, LA Building, 2465 Drew St., 3-6 p.m.
  • July 17: Downtown Center, 244 Second Ave N., 4-6 p.m.
  • July 17: Midtown Center, 1300 22nd St S., St. Petersburg, 4-6 p.m.

Get It Done Webinars

Can’t attend in person or looking for a more convenient option to Get It Done? Take part in a webinar and receive the $40 application fee waiver when to apply to SPC.

Individuals looking to register for the Fall Term, opening Aug. 18, are asked to bring the following items to complete their application:

  • SSN
  • High school and college transcripts
  • Login info for SAT or college board websites
  • Two forms of Florida ID for residence
    • Florida driver’s license
    • Florida car registration
    • Florida voter ID