Dual Enrollment

The school district leadership, independent charter school, head of private school, or homeschool/PEP parent will request a DEAA (Dual Enrollment) and/or EAAA (Early Admission) from USF. Students, individual public schools or school counselors DO NOT request an articulation agreement.

Students are ELIGIBLE to participate in dual enrollment once their public school district/ charter school/ private school / homeschool or PEP parent administrator has requested & signed an articulation agreement [Dual Enrollment Articulation Agreement (DEAA) with USF]. As the Homeschool or PEP administrator, you must send a copy of the signed letter from your local superintendent (the district you registered in) stating that your homeschooling took place in their district and is in compliance with state law.

Ask your school district or charter or private school to verify they have a DEAA with USF. Articulation Agreements are requested and signed by the following signing authorities: Public School Board Officials for that public school district; Homeschool or PEP parent/administrator; or Private / Charter School administrator.

REQUIREMENTS for STUDENTS

To be considered for dual enrollment at USF, students must be enrolled in a Florida public or nonpublic secondary school or in a homeschool and meet or exceed the following academic qualifications: Both GPA and TESTING must be fulfilled.

STUDENTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO KEEP TESTING (SAT AND ACT) EVEN THOUGH MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR DUAL ENROLLMENT ARE MET.

THE HIGHER THE ACT/SAT SCORES, THE HIGHER THE AWARDS IN SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS.

• Minimum 3.5 weighted high school GPA (Homeschooled Students Exempt from weighted calculation). Homeschool/PEP/Private schools must send transcript to dualenrollment@usf.edu.
• Minimum scores on ONE, not all of the following tests: Can pass one of the disciplines to attend (can only take courses within the discipline which they pass)
  • SAT: 560 Critical Reading / 530 Math
  • ACT: 21 Reading / 21 Mathematics
  • PERT: 114 Math / 106 Reading AND 103 Writing (Offered at State Colleges; ask your high school counselor) need 123 Math for MAC 1105; 114 in MATH allows the student to take natural science courses.
  • PILOT FOR PSAT SCORES FOR DUAL ENROLLMENT 2024-2025
  • PSAT/NMSQT or PSAT 10, The College Board
    • Regular: Reading (24), Writing/Language (25), Mathematics (24)
    • Digital: Reading and Writing (490), Math (480)
    • https://www.cltexam.com/ Please go to their website for information.
    • Note the PERT differences (Math 114 allows science; Math 123 allows math)
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      STUDENTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO KEEP TESTING (SAT AND ACT) EVEN THOUGH MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR DUAL ENROLLMENT ARE MET.

      THE HIGHER THE ACT/SAT SCORES, THE HIGHER THE AWARDS IN SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS

      APPLICATION DEADLINES (FORMS)

      On or before June 1 - Online “Non-Degree” Dual Enrollment Application for Fall Start (August) and Spring Start (January). And Counselors/ Parents / Students / Administrators submit Form 1 for each student annually.

      On or before November 15 - Online “Non-Degree” Dual Enrollment Application for Spring Start (January). And Counselors/ Parents / Students / Administrators submit Form 1 for "New Students."

      February 1 through June 15 - Dual Enrollment Approval Form 2 for FALL ONLY (August) IS SUBMITTED for registration and course planning from all public high schools.

      June 15 - All Dual Enrollment Approval Form 2 submissions are due for Fall (August) for Dual Enrollment USF Online or USF Campus Courses.

      September 1 through November 15 - High School Campus Courses Approval Form 2 for SPRING ONLY (January) is due for registration and course planning from all public high schools.

      November 15 - All Dual Enrollment Approval Form 2 submissions are due for SPRING (January) for Dual Enrollment USF Online or USF Campus Courses.

      IMPORTANT: Students who do not have a counselor submitted Dual Enrollment Approval FORM 2 will be DROPPED after registration.

      The following courses are not eligible for dual enrollment:

      • Courses of less than 3 credits (except for 1 credit labs)
      • Performing arts studios and physical education/sports classes
      • Reminder: ENC 1101, ENC 1102, ENC 2210, ENC 3246, ENC 3250 or any courses that require USF Writes are not eligible, unless they are offered on a public high school campus, or the school or school district arranges to pay for the textbook "USF WRITES" for the student. Remedial courses such as MAT 1033 are not part of the program.
        Students must have all prerequisites needed for the given class. Transcripts, test scores, etc. can be used to show qualifications: Submit to dualenrollment@usf.edu

      USF establishes and renews articulation agreements annually.
      In compliance with Statute 1007.271, USF strives to submit its articulation agreements to the Florida Department of Education (FLDOE) by August 1.

      Deadlines related to application, school approval, and course enrollment reflect the sequence required for these actions.

      The full schedule of deadlines is provided on the administrative timeline. See USF academic calendar, dates, and deadlines here.

      continued Eligibility

      • Students who maintain the minimum continuing eligibility standard and a post-secondary GPA of 2.0 or higher after accruing six (6) credit hours may be allowed to take up to eleven (11) credit hours per semester.
      • Students must earn at least a “C” (2.0) in all dual enrollment courses.
      • Maintain a weighted 3.5 GPA on high school transcripts, including dual enrollment course grades.
      • Students who receive a “C-", “D”, “F”, or “W” in any given USF course will not be eligible for dual enrollment the subsequent fall or spring semester unless they have more than one course.
        WITHDRAWING: If students withdraws (W) from their USF class and do not have another USF dual enrollment class that semester, they must sit out the following semester. Or if their GPA falls below a 2.0. If a student withdraws after the Withdrawal period, the student will reiceve a (WF) as the penalty.
        All students repeating a Dual Enrollment course, will repeat the course at their own expense even if for grade forgiveness.
      • Student who have allowed 3 semesters go by without attending must re-apply as a NEW student. (Examples: If you applied in the Fall and never attended Fall, Spring, or Summer semesters, you must have a new application you are considered NEW, If you applied for Spring and did not attend Spring, Summer, or Fall You must re-apply as you are then considered NEW.

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