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If you already have your NetID, you can skip to the bottom of the page and click one of the links to find out more about the digital resources available to you at USF.

Step 1: Activating Your NetID

As a new member of the USF community, setting up your Net ID is a crucial step to access the digital resources and services offered by the university. 

Your NetID is used for your USF email and login ID for all USF systems. Once you have activated your NetID and email, they will be associated with you and provide you access to USF's digital assets as long as you have an active affiliation with the university (i.e. student and/or employee). 

The NetID you create becomes the first part of your USF email address: for example, if your NetID is rockythebull, your email will be rockythebull@usf.edu.

Visit our page to set up your NetID. You will need your USF ID number, which is provided to you by the university upon your acceptance or employment.

Be sure to that meets the USF security criteria. Make sure it's something you can remember, but difficult for others to guess. 

Step 2: Setting Up Multi-factor Authentication (MFA)

At USF, we use multi-factor authentication (MFA) to ensure the security of our accounts. 

The Authenticator App is the best multi-factor authentication option because it is more secure than SMS text or phone calls. It allows you to enter a unique code from the application you are logging into that you can use to securely log in to your accounts. 

During your first login to myUSF with your newly activated NetID, you will be prompted to download the Microsoft Authenticator app to setup MFA for your account.

Please follow our  to help you easily download the app and get it properly synced with your USF account.

After setting up the Microsoft Authenticator app, each time you log in to a university platform such as MyUSF or your university Microsoft Outlook account, you will receive a push notification on your registered mobile device. 

You will use the app on your device to verify the login attempt is coming from you, helping to ensure the security of your account and data. 

Step 3: Once you're finished, you're all set!  Click one of the links below to find out more about the digital resources available to you at USF.