For Eligibility Requirements, Testing Voucher Request Form, and Recommendation Form, please visit:

https://www.broward.edu/academics/dual-enrollment/students.html

Please read through all information carefully and complete all steps!

• Spring 2025 Deadline

  • Student Priority Deadline: October 4, 2024
  • Priority Registration Begins: October 29, 2024
  • Final Deadline: October 25, 2024

  If a form is submitted after the Priority Deadline, processing time may take 2-3 weeks to be completed. When it is completed, students will be notified in their BC email and at that time, they can register for their courses through their MyBC account accessed through the BC One Access Login. 

  At the time of Final Deadlines, the Dual Enrollment Form for that term will be removed from the website and the submission period is closed. 

Click Here to get started!

Some Important Reminders:

• Recommendation Forms MUST be submitted every semester!
• Eligible test scores must be uploaded every semester to your Recommendation Form. 
• All current Dual Enrollment/Early Admissions initial and continuing eligibility information and state approved course list can be found at Dual Enrollment State Approved Course List
• Check for pre-requisites and/or co-requisites to make sure you are eligible to take course.
• In the Comment section for students - Note any passing AP/AICE exam scores if you are using a pre-requisite into a course.
• In the Comment section for students (Fall/Spring Only) - Note if any courses listed will be taken at J.P.T. High School.
• Review both high school and college credit awarded for each course.
• Recommendation forms are required for BC Dual Enrollment classes being offered on J.P. Taravella's campus.
• A copy of your finalized Dual Enrollment/Early Admission schedule must be submitted to Lauren.Cohen@browardschools.com for your J.P.T schedule to be adjusted.

IT IS THE STUDENT’S RESPONSIBILITY TO STAY INFORMED OF ALL SCHOOL EVENTS AND DEADLINES (EXAMPLES INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO -PROM, GRADBASH, CAP & GOWN, GRADUATION/ REHEARSALS, BRIGHT FUTURES/FAFSA, SCHEDULING, FIELD TRIPS, ETC.)

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Dual Enrollment Guidelines
(updated June, 2021)

To qualify for Dual Enrollment (DE), students must meet the minimum test score and grade point
average (GPA) requirements for the institution to which they intend to take courses. The District has
DE articulation agreements with Broward College, Florida Atlantic University, Florida International
University, and the University of Florida. Please visit the following site at:
https://www.browardschools.com/Page/42959 to see the requirements for each institution.

In high school, students should take seven instructional classes (and one personalization period) each
semester on an A/B block schedule and four instructional classes each semester for 4x4 block schools.
Students should have one less instructional class during the school day on the high school campus for
each DE class that they are taking off the high school campus (including online DE classes).

Early Admission students are limited to 15 total credit hours per semester, including any labs.

BCPS supports summer dual enrollment classes at:

• Broward College with a maximum of one course total for the entire summer, no matter what
  session.
• FAU Museum of Discovery and Science summer program (MODS).

Grades 6-10

• Students who meet the DE eligibility criteria may take one* DE course per semester at BC, FAU,
  FIU, or UF for a maximum total of two courses during the school year.
• The DE class may be taken on the college campus, on the high school campus, or online.

Grade 11

• Students may take two* total DE courses per semester at BC, FAU, FIU, UF, or any
  combination of those schools for a maximum total of four courses during the school year.
• Both DE courses may be taken on the high school campus; however, students may take a
  maximum of one DE course on the college campus or online. The second DE course must be
  taken on the high school campus.

Grade 12

• Students may take three* total DE courses per semester at BC, FAU, FIU, UF, or any combination
  of those schools for a maximum total of six courses during the school year.
• All DE courses may be taken on the high school campus; however, students may take a maximum
  of two DE courses on the college campus or online. The remaining DE course(s) must be taken on
  the high school campus.

*Courses with a required lab are considered one course, even though the lab is a separate course for registration purposes.

Placement Testing is now available Year-Round! For more details click here

Please send a copy of your eligible test scores (ACCUPLACER, PERT, ACT, or SAT) to lauren.cohen@browardschools.com

Click here for eligibility requirements.

Tests may be combined to meet eligibility. This applies to both new & continuing dual enrollment students

PLACEMENT TESTING FEES AND AVAILABILITY

PLACEMENT TESTS

2023-2025 Dual Enrollment State Approved Course List

Frequently Taken Dual Enrollment Courses

Parent Guide

BC Academic Calendars

BC Dual/Early Admission Resources

General Education AA Degree Requirements

The website for the Honors College is: www.broward.edu/honors.

The website for the Accessibility Resources Office is: www.broward.edu/accessibility