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This program allows students to earn high school credit and college credit at the same time. Career dual enrollment is also available for secondary students and allows eligible students to earn industry certification through a career education program or course.  \nWho is eligible for the Dual Enrollment program at Pensacola State College?  \nPublic, private, or home-schooled juniors or seniors (If the College determines at its sole and absolute discretion that the student does not meet a sufficient level of maturity to demonstrate readiness for postsecondary instruction; the student will only be allowed to enroll in online classes approved by Pensacola State.) Students must also meet the following criteria:  \n􀁸 Public High School students must pass End of Course (EOC) assessments for Algebra 1, Geometry, and Biology  \n􀁸 High school un-weighted GPA of 3.0 for college classes or 2.5 un-weighted GPA for career dual enrollment courses  \n􀁸 Appropriate score on the CPT, ACT, SAT, or PERT  \n􀁸 Appropriate scores on the TABE for career dual enrollment courses  \n􀁸 Student eligibility shall not exceed two consecutive academic years or six consecutive terms or semesters  \nWhat is the cost to take Dual Enrollment courses?  \nTuition and lab fees are free to the student. Textbooks are provided at no cost to public high school students. Home School and Private School dual enrollment students must purchase their textbooks.  \nWhat courses can be taken?  \nDual Enrollment students are eligible to take any three credit hour college level course. The following website provides information on the high school/college course equivalency:  \n[www.fldoe.org/articulation/pdf/DEList.pdf](www.fldoe.org/articulation/pdf/DEList.pdf)  \nWhen and where may Dual Enrollment courses be taken?  \nCourses are offered before, during, or after school and during the summer. They may be offered at the highschool (if applicable) or Pensacola State College campuses. Students failing to earn appropriate placement scores in all three areas (English , Reading, & Math) may take Dual Enrollment courses at the high school in the areas where they earned the appropriate score/s. These students are limited to 12 credit hours until appropriate scores are attained in all areas. Sophomores earning appropriate placement scores may enroll in certain classes on the high school campus. The courses are: MAC1105, College Algebra; STA2023, Elementary Statistics; MAC1114 Plane Trigonometry; MAC1140, Pre-Calculus Algebra; and MAC1147, PreCalculus Algebra/Trigonometry.  \nWhat is the Dual Enrollment application process?  \n􀀐  Public and private school students are required to meet with their guidance counselor for approval to participate in the Dual Enrollment program. The student will submit a Dual Enrollment Application along with the “Dual Enrollment Approval Form” signed by their guidance counselor. All forms will be submitted to the assigned college advisor. (see link for advisor)  \n[http://pensacolastate.edu/docs/programs/dualEnrollment/PSC%20Advisor%20Contacts%20for%20Dual%2](http://pensacolastate.edu/docs/programs/dualEnrollment/PSC%20Advisor%20Contacts%20for%20Dual%2)[ ](http://pensacolastate.edu/docs/programs/dualEnrollment/PSC%20Advisor%20Contacts%20for%20Dual%2)[0Enrollment.pdf](0Enrollment.pdf)  \n􀀐  Home School students must receive approval from their school district to participate in the Dual Enrollment program by getting both the county official’s and home school education provider’s signatures on the “Home Education Admission Form” supplied by Pensacola State. Home School students and providers must also sign the “Dual Enrollment Articulation Agreement” from Pensacola State and the Dual Enrollment Approval Form. 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