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Students must be able to engage in discussion in a mature and responsible manner.  \nStudents will be attending classes with non-highschool-aged students, and many encounter students of various ages and backgrounds while on an HCC campus, including students who may hold criminal records.  \nAs a college student, students have privacy rights through FERPA at HCC. Meaning parents are not given access to student records.  \nEligibility  \n9th-12th grade students  \nMust maintain highschool and college GPA of 3.0 or higher  \n3.0 Unweighted GPA  \nIf the student drops in their highschool or college GPA the student can be denied from taking further college leve courses  \nPasses required test scores within the last two years of applying  \n• PERT: 106 Reading, 103 Writing, 114 Math  \n• SAT: 440 Critical Reading/Verbal, 440 Math  \n•ACT: 17 English, 19 Reading, 19 Math  \nMust pass grade 10 reading and writing EOC and Algebra 1 or Geometry EOC  \nSteps to Enroll Continued  \nFirst semester the student needs to complete the Parent/Student Agreement form  \nEach semester one needs to upload the Authorization From B with counselor signature and Student Summary Transcript to the HCC Portal  \nThe portal is only open for a short time so make sure to stay up to date with deadlines  \nStudent is required to meet with the CAP Advisor each semesterprior to enrollment to make sure they are still eligible and to select courses  \nPrint out HCC schedule for counselor's records  \nClass load  \n• 9th grade-1 course per semester  \n• 10th grade-1 course per semester  \n• 10th grade summer-3 courses  \n• 11th grade-3 courses per semester (option to leave campus)  \n• 12th grade-3 courses per semester(option to leave campus)  \n• 11th/12 grade years students can opt to leave  \n• Students can potentially earn their entire AA campus for 4th/8th period given they can provide transportation  \nthrough this program  \nAdditional Tasks  \n• Students are required to submit their official HCC transcripts at the end of each semester completed at HCC once the final grades have posted to their transcripts. Official HCC transcripts can be requested through the HCC portal under Academic Records. It is recommended that students send the official transcript to themselves (or a parent) and then forward the transcript to the RAMS registrar, [iwerther@charterk12.com](iwerther@charterk12.com).  \nBook Voucher  \n• Dual Enrollment books are covered by RAMS  \n• One must complete the form in packet each semester for books to be covered by RAMS  \n• Voucher is only valid for physical books unless student can provide proof that physical books are unavailable  \n• All books must be returned at the end of the semester in good condition  \n• If books are not returned, or damaged, the student will be charged with the expense of the textbook  \n• Student's Statement of Responsibility form confirms responsibility for books  \nSubmission  \n• Students must plan ahead and communicate with their school counselor at least 10 working days prior to HCC's submission deadline to obtain and complete the required paperwork.  \n• Completed documents must be submitted to the DE Portal which closes at midnight on the deadline date. 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