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(Refer to the HCPS Student Progression Plan for detailed information.)  \n• Dual Enrollment courses are predominantly taken at Hillsborough Community College (HCC) . Qualified students may also be approved to take dual enrollment courses at the University of South Florida (USF) . Eligible juniors and seniors may also be approved to take dual enrollment courses online through the University of Florida (UF) .  \n• Students are limited to 10 credit hours per semester, not to exceed 30 credit hours per academic year. This includes DE classes taken on the high school campus, online or at HCC, online or at USF and/or online at UF. Taking more than 10 credit hours per semester will result in some courses not being calculated into the  student’s GPA/Class rank.  \n• Students are allowed to take dual enrollment courses on an AA pathway only.  \n• Refer to the FLDOE Dual Enrollment Course-High School Subject Area Equivalency List to identify which college courses are equivalent to specific high school courses: 2025-2026 Dual Enrollment Course HS  Equivalency List  \n• Credits and grades earned through dual enrollment will be part of the student’s permanent high school and college record, including courses retaken for grade forgiveness and/or enhancement. Upon completion of each semester, grades from HCC, USF, and/or UF will be sent to the district, and IT will upload to the student’s transcript.  \n• Appropriate courses for the first-time DE student: CGS 2100, Computer Information & Literacy ( .5 HS credit); or SLS 1106, First Year Experience Orientation ( .5 HS credit)  \n• HCC courses that do not require college-level test scores (must still have 3.0 State GPA):  \nCGS 2100, Computer Information Technology and Literacy ( .5 HS credit); CLP 1000, Psychology of Personal Growth ( .5 HS credit); LIN 1670, English Grammar and Usage ( .5 HS credit); REA 2505, Vocabulary Improvement ( .5 HS credit); SLS 1106, First Year Experience ( .5 HS Credit)  \n• If a student withdraws from a dual enrollment course after the drop/add period, the student will receive a “W” on both their high school and college transcripts. Students will be withdrawn from the course if they do not begin their online course during the first week of class and will receive a “WN” on their transcript. A “W” or “WN” on a transcript may have a negative impact on college admissions and financial aid.  \n• Students may not take college preparatory/remedial courses (i.e., course codes which start with 00), physical education courses, or courses less than three credit hours unless they are: a) co-requisites for other courses, b) the IDS 2891 Connections course, c) two-credit hour music or dance courses. Ineligible dual enrollment classes will not  be added to the student’s high school transcript.  \nEligibility Requirements for Dual Enrollment at HCCAND for DE classes on high school campuses  \n1. Minimum 3.0 State (unweighted) High School GPA  \n2. Minimum scores on one of the following tests:  \n| PERT | SAT & PSAT/NMSQT | Digital SAT & PSAT/NMSQT | ACT | CLT (Classic Learning Test) |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Reading 106 | Reading 24.0 | EBRW 490 | Reading 19 | Verbal (V+W) 38 |\n| Writing 103 | N/A | N/A | English 17 | Grammar/Writing (V+W) 38 |\n| Math *114 | Math 24.0* | Math 480* | Math 19* | Quantitative 16 |\n\n* MAC 1105 requires 123 for PERT, 27.0 for SAT, 530 for Digital SAT & PSAT/NMSQT and 21 for ACT  \nSteps to Apply for DE at HCC: Dual Enrollment and Early Admissions | HCC }} ([hccfl.edu](hccfl.edu))  \nEligibility Requirements for Dual Enrollment at USF  \n1. Minimum 3.5 weighted high school GPA  \n2. Minimum scores on one of the following tests:  \n\n| PERT (offered at HCC) | Digital SAT | Digital\u003Cbr>PSAT/NMSQT | ACT | CLT (Class","cbCaibk5LD52rSEa","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibk5LD52rSEa","pdf",201262,"English","# Dual Enrollment Overview\n## Program structure and course locations\n## Credit limits and eligibility rules\n## Course approval, grading, and transcript impact\n## Withdrawals and ineligible course restrictions\n## Eligibility and application steps (HCC, USF, UF)","[{\"question\":\"What does the dual enrollment program allow students to do?\",\"answer\":\"Eligible secondary students can take postsecondary coursework and earn credit toward both a high school diploma and a college degree (associate or baccalaureate).\"},{\"question\":\"Where can dual enrollment courses be taken?\",\"answer\":\"Most courses are taken at Hillsborough Community College. 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