1. Edgewood Dual Enrollment
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2. What is Dual Enrollment?
High school students earn high school and college
or vocational credit at the same time.

3. Dual Enrollment Options
Part Time
Up to 3 courses per semester
Collegiate High
AA Track: 2 or 3 years th grade bus
Early Admissions
Fall & spring semester of 12th grade on EFSC campus
Full Time
Spring Semester of 12th grade on EFSC campus
Dual Enrollment Options

4. What are the Benefits of Participating in Dual Enrollment?
 Students participating in dual enrollment courses will have a firsthand experience of college level expectations.
 Dual enrollment allows a student to access accelerated courses that may not be available at their high school.
We spent a lot of time helping your child become competitive for college admission. Most of our students will do core at edgewood and take additional courses relating to major. This shows students have gone above and beyond what is given to them at the high school.
Explain AP program and student comparison

5. Success Depends on You Managing your time wisely - no procrastination!
Completing assignments on time.
Attending class regularly.
Asking questions & participating in class.
Working independently.
Communicating with instructor.
If I can look in Edline and see you have missing assignments DE is not for you
If you are a student who is not participating in class discussion DE is not for you
If you are a student who has difficulty talking with your teacher DE is not for you

6. Points to Consider Prior to Participation in Dual Enrollment:
 If a student does not attend a Florida public college or university that uses the same course code prefix and number, transferability of the dual enrollment credit will vary, and will be dependent upon the receiving institution’s policies. Be aware that out-of-state and private universities may or may not accept Florida dual enrollment credit.
 Dual enrollment course credit is recorded as a PERMANENT entry on the student’s COLLEGE TRANSCRIPT as well as on the student’s high school transcript.

7. Points to Consider Prior to Participation in Dual Enrollment:
 Florida Bright Futures Scholarship recipients should be aware the cumulative college grade point average for the first semester of post high school coursework will include the dual enrollment credit(s) awarded in high school.
 Poor performance as a dual enrollment student can ultimately impact one’s postsecondary career, including acceptance to a state university, academic standing and financial aid eligibility.

8. Bus Transportation
 Am I able to secure transportation to and from the college? Transportation is not provided by the school district to get you to class, therefore you need to have a reliable source of transportation each day your class meets for the entire semester.
We do not offer bussing
Periods are 1 for 1
Students are not allowed on campus if taking a DE course

9. Questions to Ask

10. Admission Requirements
State cumulative unweighted GPA of 3.0 or higher. *
Passing Reading & Writing scores on PERT, SAT or ACT
Record of good attendance and responsible behavior.
Meet program deadlines and requirements.
Attend EFSC dual enrollment high School orientation.

11. Getting Started! Do I have the GPA and Test Scores (PERT, SAT or ACT)?
No Test Scores - Google PERT and take review practice tests.
Review the PERT Study Guide on the EFSC website –
Take the PERT at EFSC.

12. Then….
Submit your online EFSC Application for Admission and print a copy of the application confirmation.
Attend the EFSC Orientation with your parent/guardian.
Complete the Edgewood Course Request Form and meet with your Edgewood counselor.
Meet with an EFSC advisor and register for classes.

13. Important Dates

14. Important Dates, continued
► Summer Terms
May 13: Summer A starts (12-weeks)
May 14: Summer B starts (6-weeks)
June 10: Summer C starts (8-weeks)
June 24: Summer D starts (6-weeks)
►Be Aware – Terms A and B start before the School Years is over. Rising Juniors and Seniors taking term A and B classes are still responsible for Edgewood exams. Students are advised to take evening or online courses
► 9th Grade Students
Limited to Summer C and D
► EFSC & Edgewood Fall Term
Monday, August 12

15. Pick up Edgewood Registration Form in Guidance
Edgewood - What to do?
Pick up Edgewood Registration Form in Guidance
Sign Student / Parent Agreement

16. Understand……
The courses for your first two years of college are used to meet the requirements of your intended degree at a four-year university.
Identify your intended major
Identify your intended university.
Identify the course requirements of your intended major
Identify elective courses at the college level intended to meet the prerequisites of intended major.
Remember, changing your major “midstream” can prevent your completing the prerequisites by graduation.

17. What to do Cont.? Complete Registration Form Visit Transfer GPS
Select University & Intended Program of Study / Major
Print Intended University Pre-Requisites for Program of Study i.e.., Engineering
Cross Reference Course Codes - EFSC & Selected University Choose Courses that Will Transfer from our “District” approved list of Courses
Visit Transfer GPS
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18. University Website for Designated Major

19. University Website for Designated Major Cont.

20. EFSC - AA UF - Engineering

21. UF - Accounting
EFSC - AA

22. District Approved Courses

23. Sample Paperwork for Counselor
Print Academic Program Requirements From Transfer College
Transfer College & Major
Class, Day & Time

24. After – Completing Edgewood Registration Form
Meet With Your High School Counselor

25. What to Bring to the Meeting
Signed Dual Enrollment Student / Parent Participation Agreement
Pre-requisites for Intended Major Paperwork
Completed Course Request Sheet

26. Important Dates

27. Textbooks
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28. Final Reminder
Edgewood Jr/Sr High School requires that all students earn a Diploma of Distinction.
As one of the requirements for earning the Diploma of Distinction, students may not have any F’s on their transcript from Edgewood, dual enrollment or virtual courses.