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What is the Early College Program?  \nA. The Early College Program (ECP) is a two-year, full-time program for rising juniors. Students spend  \ntheir junior and senior years attending all classes at SPC campuses to work toward simultaneously earning a high school diploma from their assigned school and an AA degree from SPC. There is no cost for application, tuition or textbooks.  \nQ. What is the cost to participate in ECP?  \nA. There is no cost for application, tuition or textbooks. Textbooks are loaned to students by PCS and must be returned at the end of each semester.  \nQ. How do I qualify for ECP?  \nA. Qualified students are required to earn passing scores on the College Placement Test, PERT or SAT/ACT, and hold an unweighted high school GPA of 3.0+ .  \nQ. How do I get started?  \nA. All ECP students must complete an online application for one of our high school programs to get an SPC ID number. There is no residency/citizenship required for ECP students, and the application fee is waived upon matriculation. Carefully read the Early College Program Checklist.  \nQ. How will students be chosen to attend ECP?  \nA. Students who meet the entrance criteria and whose completed ECP application packet is received by the ECP/EA office on or before the established February deadline will be eligible to be entered into the lottery. The computer-generated lottery will create a list of students who will be invited to attend ECP, as well as a waitlist. As an opening occurs, students will be invited to attend ECP in the order they appear on the waitlist.  \nQ. Where are the ECP classes held?  \nA. Classes are held at the Clearwater, Seminole and Tarpon Springs Campuses of SPC. Classes may not betaken at the high school.  \nQ. Can I apply for ECP at multiple campuses?  \nA. No. ECP applicants must choose one campus. Each campus has a limited number of seats available. If you are not selected for your chosen campus and are placed on the waitlist and a spot becomes available at a different campus, you may be given the option to take that available spot or remain on the waitlist for your original campus choice.  \nQ. Can I still participate in the extracurricular activities or athletic programs at my high school?  \nA. Yes! Students are encouraged to maintain a connection with their assigned high school. Participation in extracurricular activities, including athletics, must be after school hours.  \nQ. Are ECP students able to participate in extracurricular activities on the SPC campus?  \nA. Yes! ECP students are strongly encouraged to be actively involved in the SPC community by participating in student clubs, organizations and extracurricular activities.  \nQ. What if my student is not zoned for their current high school? At which high school could they participate in extracurricular activities?  \nA. 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