ABA Online Student Resources

In Canvas:
When courses close, students’ access is suspended while grades are being calculated. Once all grades for a course have been updated, students receive an email to their Florida Tech student email letting them know that grades have posted and their access to the course is reactivated so they can check their course grades on Canvas. The final letter grade earned for the course is about halfway down the page. The easiest way to find the final grade is to use the find feature (Ctrl-F or Cmd-F) and enter final grade in the dialog box that pops up.

Students should be aware that a certain number of total points plus a minimum of 70% on one of the two versions of the final exam is required to pass each course. Students can find this information in the course syllabus.

In PAWS:
After grades have been posted for the semester, students can also find their unofficial transcript in PAWS. It’s important to keep in mind that grades do not appear in PAWS until after the end of the semester, not when a particular course ends within the semester.

Check your schedule, including start dates and times, in PAWS. 

Student Knowledgebase: PAWS - Multiple ways to view Student Schedule

Your Student ID number (also known as a "900 number") can be found in your profile in PAWS.

Student ID cards can be requested via https://ft.onlinephotosubmission.com. Log in with your TRACKS credentials.

For the master’s program, transfer credits are not accepted for the core courses in the sequence. Those courses are:

• BEH5041: Introduction to Concepts & Principles of Behavior Analysis
• BEH5043: Measurement & Experimental Design in Behavior Analysis
• BEH5048: Assessment & Behavior Change Procedures for Skill Acquisition & Performance Improvement
• BEH5049: Assessment & Behavior Change Procedures for Behavior Reduction
• BEH5042: Conceptual Analysis of Behavior for ABA Practitioners
• BEH5052: Ethics in Applied Behavior Analysis
• BEH5400: Introduction to Organizational Behavior Management

Previous coursework can only be used in place of one or more of the five 1-credit restricted elective courses. To have courses considered for possible transfer, send a single email with your course syllabi and an unofficial transcript showing your grades for the completed courses. If your courses are approved for elective credit, you must have an official transcript containing the transferable courses in your admission portal before the transfer credit can be implemented.