Accreditation and Licensure
Clear information. Confident decisions.
Choosing a university is an important investment in your future. Florida University of Business and Technology (FUBT) is committed to helping you understand its institutional standing, academic offerings, and student policies before you enroll.
Provisional License
No. 13783
Issued by the Commission for Independent Education, Florida Department of Education.
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State licensure
Florida University of Business and Technology (FUBT) holds Provisional License No. 13783, issued by the Commission for Independent Education (CIE), Florida Department of Education.
For information about institutional licensure, contact the Commission for Independent Education, Florida Department of Education, at 325 West Gaines Street, Suite 1414, Tallahassee, FL 32399-0400, or call (888) 224-6684.
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Before you enroll
Information for prospective students
Programs and delivery
For 2026–2027, FUBT offers graduate programs in business administration, computer science, and data science, delivered online. Review the individual program pages for admission requirements, curriculum, credits, technology requirements, and graduation criteria.
Transferring credits from another institution to FUBT
If you have earned credits at another institution, you may apply to transfer eligible credits toward your FUBT program. Transfer applicants must meet FUBT’s admission requirements. FUBT evaluates each course for similar content and course objectives, and only qualifying courses completed with a grade of B or higher may be accepted. Students may qualify to apply up to 75% of credits earned elsewhere toward study at FUBT. Acceptance is at FUBT’s discretion. Contact Admissions for an individual review; a $150 fee applies to each accepted transfer credit.
Transferring credits earned at FUBT to another university
If you wish to transfer credits earned at FUBT to another university, the receiving institution decides whether to accept them under its own policies. FUBT does not guarantee that another institution will accept its credits. Students are responsible for confirming acceptance directly with the university they intend to attend.
Recognition of FUBT qualifications
For employment, further study, or professional licensing, acceptance of a FUBT qualification is determined by the relevant employer, institution, licensing body, or authority. Before enrolling, confirm directly with the organization where you intend to use your qualification whether it will meet your intended purpose.
Professional licensing and international study
If your goal requires professional registration, licensure, or recognition in a particular country or jurisdiction, check the applicable requirements with the relevant authority before enrolling. Contact FUBT to confirm program availability for your location and to discuss your study goals.
Student policies and support
Review the university’s available information and enrollment agreement before making an enrollment decision. These documents explain tuition and fees, cancellation and refunds, academic progress, transfer credit, student services, and the grievance process.
Questions about institutional standing or enrollment? Contact info@fubt.us.
Complaints and grievances
Students can raise concerns through the grievance process described in the university catalog. The catalog also provides information about referring unresolved grievances to the Commission for Independent Education, Florida Department of Education, at (850) 245-3200 or (888) 224-6684.
Florida Department of Education
Commission for Independent Education
325 West Gaines Street, Suite 1414, Tallahassee, FL 32399-0400 · (850) 245-3200 · (888) 224-6684