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Fall 2024ÌýRegistration

Eligible dual enrollment students should utilize theÌý toÌýfind important dates and to make plans for Fall dual enrollment coursework. In order for students to be able to register online during their assigned time, students and parents/guardians must meet the deadlines listed on the online registration worksheet.ÌýBelow are a few important reminders when planning for FallÌýDual Enrollment.

• Dual Enrollment students can only take courses during theÌýFall Term I (8/19Ìý– 12/6).

• Dual Enrollment student cannot register for PHSC courses that conflict with their current high school schedule.

• The number of credit hours that can be accessed are:

  • 12^thÌýgrade students eligible to take dual enrollment classes may enroll in a maximum course load of sixteen (16) credit hours in the fall (Term I) and spring (Term II) semesters. They may take dual enrollment classes at the high school, on PHSC campuses, or online. They are not eligible to take dual enrollment classes in the summer of their graduating year.

  • 11^thÌýgrade students eligible to take dual enrollment classes may enroll in a maximum course load of sixteen (16) credit hours in the fall (Term I) and spring (Term II) semesters and up to eight (8) credit hours in the summer semester (Term III only).

  • 10^thÌýgrade students eligible to take dual enrollment classes may choose to enroll in up to seven (7) credit hours of their maximum course load in sections of courses offered on PHSC campuses or online. They may access additional sections of courses, up to the maximum course load (sixteen (16) credit hours), on their high school campus per semester: fall (Term I), spring (Term II). In summer (Term III only) they may enroll in up to seven (7) credit hours.

  • 9^thÌýgrade students may take courses at the high school and may choose to enroll in up to three (3) credit hours of courses offered online by PHSC per semester: fall (Term I), spring (Term II), and summer (Term III only).

• All DE students must complete the DE orientation in Canvas.ÌýÌýfor more information on how to complete this.

If you have questions about the dual enrollment registration process, please contact your school counselor. For more information, please visit theÌý.

Testing Update:

PHSC Testing Services administers common placement tests on campus and through virtual proctoring.Ìý Students may schedule an exam atÌýÌýÌýfor FAQs.

Ìýfor directions on completing the online registration process

For Dual Enrollment textbook information, please see theÌý

For Dual Enrollment textbook drop-off and pick-up locations, dates, andÌýtimes, pleaseÌý

Grades

Dual Enrollment grades are reported in the PHSC platform WISE. Due to FERPA guidelines, parents of college students, including dual enrollment, do not have access to this platform unless the student shares this information. Grades for dual enrollment courses taken on the high school campus are also kept in the WISE platform and not in myStudent. Please talk with your student to gain access to grades.

Planning Resources

Eligibility Criteria

Students must meet the following eligibility criteria per Section 1007.271(3), F.S.:

• Be enrolled as a student in a Florida public or nonpublic secondary school (grades 6-12), or in a home education program;
• Have a 3.0ÌýunweightedÌýhigh school grade point average (GPA) to enroll in college credits,Ìýor aÌý2.0ÌýunweightedÌýhigh school GPA to enroll in career dual enrollment courses;
• For college credits, achieve a minimum score on a common placement test, please clickÌýÌýto view the required scores.;
• Meet any additional eligibility criteria specified by the postsecondary institution in the Dual Enrollment Articulation Agreement; and
• Not be scheduled to graduate from high school prior to the completion of the dual enrollment course.

Students must maintain at least a 3.0 unweighted high school GPA and the 2.0Ìýpostsecondary GPA specified in the Dual Agreement Articulation Agreement for continued eligibility toÌýparticipate in college credit dual enrollment courses.ÌýStudents may be removed from dual enrollment courses if their GPA falls below the required 3.0. If you are unsure if your student meets the above criteria, please contact your school counselor.