DUAL ENROLLMENT

Applications for the Spring 2025 and Fall 2025 semesters are now open. There is no application fee. Once a student’s application file is complete, they will be considered for admission and can expect email notification of admission and notification of course registration. Class space is limited. Register as soon as possible to guarantee your seat.

The deadlines to submit a Dual Enrollment application for each term are as follows:

• Spring 2025 semester–December 24, 2024
• Fall 2025 semester- August 4, 2025

Dual Enrollment classes follow the same pricing structure as our normal tuition. However, members of the Hutchinson Bell or students who have attended a Florida College camp are eligible for a preferred pricing rate. Join the Hutchinson Bell today to qualify!

• Regular Tuition–Enrolled in fewer than 12 credit hours………… $710/credit hour
• Preferred Pricing Rate………$80/credit hour
• Please note, textbooks and lab fees are not included in the pricing
• To guarantee your seat, payment is due within 10 days of your child being officially registered for courses

Contact Beth Roth for more information regarding dual-enrollment pricing. Contact Carrie Black at the Florida College Bookstore for more information regarding textbook ordering.

The following requirements must be met to apply:

• Applicants must be in grade 10, 11 or 12. High school students over the age of 21 are ineligible for participation in Dual Enrollment courses.
• Complete the Florida College Dual Enrollment application.
• Submit an ACT, SAT, or CLT score, if required.
• Complete the Dual Enrollment permission form (school administrator permission). This form will be provided to the school administrator once the application is submitted.

The following requirements must be met for admission:

• Minimum high school GPA of 3.0 (Unweighted)
• For enrollment in certain courses, minimum test scores are required:
  • A minimum score of 450 on the SAT Critical Reading/Verbal and 520 on the SAT Math
  • OR a minimum score of 17 on the ACT English, 18 on the ACT Reading, and 21 on the ACT Math
  • OR a combined minimum score of 41 on the CLT Verbal Reasoning & Grammar/Writing sections and a 19 on the CLT Quantitative Reasoning.
• Permission from appropriate high school official (or parent, if home schooled)

• Students must specify which course he or she is interested in taking on the Dual Enrollment application.
• Dual enrolled students may take a maximum of two courses their first term. Students earning a 3.0 or above in their first term may take more than 2 courses each subsequent term that they maintain at least a 3.0 GPA average. Students earning between a 2.5 and 3.0 average may only take 2 courses per term.
• Dual enrolled students will not be eligible to participate in extracurricular activities at Florida College.
• Students are allowed to take a maximum of 36 dual enrollment credits from Florida College.

• Contact Beth Roth to enroll.
• To remain dual enrolled, a student must maintain a 3.0 high school GPA and a 2.5 Florida College GPA.*
  Student’s high school must continue to grant permission and verify current high school GPA for all subsequent semesters enrolled in dual enrollment courses.

*Note: If a student earns a 2.0 GPA in their first dual enrollment term at Florida College and they were only enrolled in one dual enrollment course, an additional course may be taken to bring the GPA to a 2.5 average from the two courses. The student then must maintain a minimum 2.5 GPA on all Florida College coursework.

Secondary-school transcripts serve as the official academic record for high school graduates. Homeschool parents will need to create a transcript for their child.

• For a homeschool transcript to be “official,” it just needs the parent’s signature, certifying that it is true. It does not need to be notarized. The final transcript must include the graduation date (month, day, year).
• The template on the right is one option of how a Homeschool Transcript might look. The first page shows the Dual Enrollment courses the child is planning to take, according to our recommended sequence below.