St. Johns River State College Dual Enrollment Why Choose Dual Enrollment? Programs Offered Through Dual Enrollment Traditional Dual Enrollment: Traditional Dual Enrollment provides eligible accelerated high school students the opportunity
"St. Johns River State College Dual Enrollment Why" is the property of its rightful owner. Permission is granted to
download and print the materials on this website for personal, non-commercial use only, and to display it
on your personal computer provided you do not modify the materials and that you retain all copyright
notices contained in the materials. By downloading content from our website, you accept the terms of this
agreement.
Presentation Transcript
01
St. Johns River State College Dual Enrollment<br>
02
Why Choose Dual Enrollment?<br>
03
Programs Offered Through Dual Enrollment Traditional Dual Enrollment: Traditional Dual Enrollment provides eligible accelerated high school students the opportunity to simultaneously earn both college credit and a high school diploma. Students may take a maximum of ten (10) Dual Enrollment credits in the fall and spring terms, and six (6) to eight (8) Dual Enrollment credits for the summer term (for a total of 2 courses maximum).
Early Admission: Early Admission is a form of Dual Enrollment which allows eligible high school junior and senior students to enroll in a minimum of twelve (12) and a maximum of sixteen (16) Dual Enrollment credits per fall and spring term, and six (6) to eight (8) Dual Enrollment credits for the summer term (for a total of 2 courses maximum). Early admission students may only attend college courses and may not be enrolled in any high school classes.
Early College Program: This program allows admitted students to complete 60 credits of Dual Enrollment coursework, culminating in earning both a standard high school diploma as well as an Associate of Arts (AA) Degree upon the completion of four years of high school. This program is offered at Tocoi Creek High School and Pedro Menendez High School.<br>
04
Dual Enrollment Eligibility Minimum 3.0 unweighted high school GPA
Maintain a 3.0 unweighted high school GPA and a 2.0 college GPA
Have taken a placement test that is less than two years old
( Pre-ACT, ACT, PSAT, SAT, PERT)
Students are only permitted to earn 60 credits through Dual Enrollment<br>
05
Dual Enrollment Placement Testing Initial Testing for Entrance to DE In order to begin the Dual Enrollment program at SJR State, students must provide test scores.
SJR State accepts the PERT, Pre-ACT, ACT, PSAT, or SAT.
Test scores must be less than two years old (Florida Statue 1008.30).
Students will not need a set test score in order to begin Dual Enrollment, but a college-ready test score is needed for specific courses.<br>
06
Course Delivery Options High School Site
SJR State Campus
Online (via Canvas)
LIVE Online
Hybrid<br>
07
Transferability of Dual Enrollment Courses Yes. Dual Enrollment will transfer to the Florida State Universities System (SUS) due to the Florida Common Course Numbering System and the statewide articulation agreement.
If students do not, upon high school graduation, attend the same college or university where they earned their dual enrollment credit, the application of transfer credit to general education, prerequisite, and degree programs may vary at the receiving institution.
Florida private schools look at the individual course to decide if and how the credit will transfer.
For out of state schools and private schools you will need to check with the individual schools to inquire whether dual enrollment credit will be accepted to transfer.<br>
08
Grades<br>
09
Expectations of Dual Enrollment Students Handle all communication themselves. Once you become a dual enrollment student, you become a college student.
Have social and emotional maturity.
Identify if you are having an issue with your course, instructor, assignments, etc. You must be able to handle the issue and communicate it appropriately.
Log in to MySJRstate. (SJR State email)<br>
10
Dual Enrollment Application Process Step 1 - Consult Your School Counselor
Step 2 – Test Scores
Step 3 – Online Dual Enrollment Application
Consent form, Test Scores – High School Counselor
Step 4 – Registration Form (select your DE classes)
Step 5 – Textbooks (Media Center – SJCSD)
Step 6 - Student Accommodations
Use the “How Do I Get Started” box on the Dual Enrollment homepage to see the complete DE process for public, charter & private school students and homeschool students.
https://www.sjrstate.edu/dual.html - Dual Enrollment homepage<br>
11
Student Life Bookstore
Library
Computer Lab
Student Center
Student Clubs and Organizations<br>
12
Academic Student Resources<br>
13
DE students have a ‘hold’ on their account.
You cannot register for classes online.
Paperwork must be approved by the high school counselor.
Textbooks are provided by the St. Johns County School District.
DE students are to handle all communication for themselves.
Students are responsible for checking their schedules.
High schools often have different dates and deadlines that are typically earlier than SJR State’s deadlines.
DE students are not permitted to pay for additional courses while in the DE program.
New Student Orientation – DE Webpage
https://www.sjrstate.edu/dual.html FAQS<br>
