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It is designed for public school students whose goal is to graduate from high school with a diploma and a university-transfer Associate in Arts (A.A.) degree. The program is available at all Brevard County Public High Schools, except for West Shore Jr/Sr High School, Edgewood Jr/Sr High School, and Cocoa Beach Jr/Sr High School.  \nStarting in the tenth grade, participants spend part of the school day on an EFSC campus taking courses that satisfy both high school graduation and AA requirements. The other part of the day is spent at the high school completing required high school courses.  \nCollege credits earned at EFSC transfer to any of Florida's public universities provided that the receiving university offers the same course with the same course number. The A.A. degree at EFSC is comparable to freshman and sophomore years of a university program and requires completion of 60 credit hours, including general education courses and electives.  \nEarly College participants enjoy a substantial financial benefit. By receiving an A.A. degree at the time of high school graduation, students will have completed two years of college with no tuition, textbook, or housing costs. The only potential costs are for consumable workbooks/lab manuals, an Internet access fee of $10 per term, a one-time graduation application fee of $20, and a yearly parking permit.  \nGRAD REQUIREMENTS FOR ASSOCIATE IN ARTS (AA) DEGREE  \nGENERAL EDUCATION COURSES  \nThe Early College Program allows students to customize their AA degree program to prepare for transfer into a specific baccalaureate degree major at a university or college. The university-transfer AA degree requires completion of 60 credit hours. Within the 60 credit hours, students must complete 36 credit hours of general education courses within the five subject areas of communications, mathematics, humanities, social/behavioral sciences, and natural sciences.  \nELECTIVES  \nThe remaining 24 credit hours of the AA degree are electives. It is essential that students work closely with an academic advisor to select electives based on common program prerequisites for the intended upper division major.  \nACADEMIC PROFICIENCY  \nIn addition to completing the general education and elective requirements for an AA, student must:  \n1. Achieve a cumulative GPA of a 2.0 or higher on all college work attempted.  \n2. Meet Foreign Language competencies.  \n3. Achieve a \"C\" or higher in all courses used to fulfill communications, mathematics, humanities, and social/behavioral sciences general education requirements.  \n4. Demonstrate competency in Civic Literacy.  \nThree-Year Track for 10th Graders  \nStudents on the Three-Year Track are bussed to EFSC in the fall and spring of 10th grade, with transportation guaranteed only for 10th graders. They attend two EFSC courses Monday through Thursday during two periods, spending the rest of t he day at the high school. After the spring semester, they are responsible for their own transportation.  \nTwo-Year Track for Rising 11th Graders  \nStudents on the Two-Year Track will take two summer classes after 10th grade and are responsible for their own transportation. Most will need to attend EFSC full-time via Early Admission their senior year to complete their AA. They remain eligible for all high school senior activities, including sports, clubs, and graduation events.  \nBelow is a general outline of how Early College students in the Three-Year Track (starting 10th grade) and Two-Year Track (starting 11th grade) will sequence their coursework to balance high school classes and earn 60 credit hours and graduate with their AA. 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