About the Card

All amenities that students get access to through their UCF Card are immediately accessible at the start of the semester you are currently enrolled in. If there are any Academic, Financial or Health related holds on your MyUCF Account this may impact your ability to use the various services around campus.

Bring your UCF Card to the card office and our staff will promptly assess the situation. After assessment they will see if it’s possible to re-magnetize your magnetic stripe, located on the back of your card, for free. If this doesn’t work then you will be required to pay a $15 replacement fee for a…

There is a $15 replacement fee every time you replace your ID. If you find a UCF Card, please drop it off at the UCF Card Services office in the John T. Washington Center as soon as possible to ensure the cardholder does not pay the $15 replacement fee. We will contact the cardholder to…

This is a matter of integrity. Being a member of the UCF community and possessing a UCF Card, which allows you access to all of the student amenities, is a privilege. Your UCF Card is for your use only. Any unauthorized use of your UCF Card will result in it being confiscated, all parties being…

Your replacement card will take between 30-40 minutes to update. Knight Cash funds will automatically transfer over to your new card. Any Meal Plan that is linked to your card will have to be manually updated by Dining Services. Building/ Residence Hall door access that is connected to your card will have to be updated…

No, all UCF students will receive the same “Student” status. Otherwise, you would need to replace your card each year as your status changes.

Don’t keep your card with your phone while charging on a wireless charger. Doing so may damage your card, which will require replacement.

Valencia students should know their V#. The V# can be found by doing the following steps: 1. Log into Atlas2. Click on the My Atlas Tab3. Under Atlas Tools, click show VID#. This is found in middle of the page.

No, you can only have one active UCF Card at a time. In most cases your “Student” status will override your “Staff” or “Faculty” status on cards as long as you’re paying your tuition. If you take a semester off and decide to work on campus that same semester, you’re considered a staff or faculty…

Yes, first you must fill out the proper paper work with the Registrar’s Office in Millican Hall. This can take up to 24 hours to be processed in the system before the change will be made to your account. Afterwards, come into the UCF Card office with your old UCF Card containing your previous last…