Welcome to Dual Enrollment 2020-21

Welcome to

Dual Enrollment

2024-25

Acceleration Options at MHS

(College Level Coursework)

Benefits and Disadvantages

ADVANCED PLACEMENT (AP) DUAL ENROLLMENT (DE)

+ The AP program is nationally recognized as

a college-level curriculum.

+ If a student is successful in the course,

college credit is granted.

+ A poor grade in an AP course only affects a

student’s high school record.

- Course credit is awarded by the Florida SUS

but not necessarily by other universities

nationwide.

- Each university decides how to award

college credit depending on a student’s AP

test score.

- If a student receives a W, D or F from SCF or

a W, C-, D or F from USF, the student will

not be able to take DE courses during the

next semester.

NOTE:

Summer assignments may be required for

some AP courses and must be completed by the

first day of school.

- If a student does poorly in a course, the

grade follows the student to college and

can negatively impact a student’s chances

of being admitted to college.

 Please remember that when you start taking dual

enrollment courses, you are starting your college

transcript.

 Grades can not be removed off your college

transcript.

 Your college transcript CAN and MAY affect

admittance to other colleges/universities.

 Students will need to provide their own

transportation to MTC, SCF or USF (off campus).

Successful Dual Enrollment Students…

 Have ideally completed English 3 Honors before

taking ENC 1101/ ENC 1102.

(The exception would be 10

graders entering the

accelerated Dual Enrollment program at SCF)

 Have completed Algebra 2 Honors prior to

taking MAC 1105 / STA 2023

1. Manatee Technical College (MTC) – At MTC

2. State College of Florida (SCF) – Off Campus at SCF

3. University of South Florida (USF)

3 Types of Dual Enrollment:

State College of Florida (SCF)

*Off Campus at SCF

*Students must provide their own transportation

Opportunities Through SCF:

1. Dual Enrollment

2. Accelerated Dual Enrollment

3. Early Admission

1. Dual Enrollment (DE)

*Students may take up to 3 classes (11 college credit hours) per semester at SCF

*Courses taken at SCF may not interfere with a student's MHS schedule

*Students taking classes at SCF must maintain the 3.5 high school credit requirement per semester

GPA Requirement: 3.0 unweighted high school GPA.

Credit/Test Score Requirements:

Credit Requirement: 10 HS Credits to include 2 in math and 2 in English

PERT Test Scores: R=106 AND W=103, M=114

SAT Test Scores: R=24 AND W=25, M=24

DIGITAL SAT Scores: Evidence Reading/Writing=490, Math=480

ACT Test Scores: R=19 AND E=17, M=19

CLT Scores: Sum of Verbal Reasoning/Grammar/Writing:38

Quantitative Reasoning: 16

2. Accelerated Dual Enrollment (ADE)

*Goal: To earn an AA degree at the same time a student earns a high school diploma

*Full time at SCF for Grade 11

AND Grade 12. Students may need to take a summer

class between junior and senior year to reach this goal.

*Students must take 15 college credits each semester

GPA Requirement: 3.3 unweighted high school GPA.

Credit/Test Score Requirements:

**Additional application

materials may be

required and there will

be a required meeting

with a SCF

Coordinator/Advisor

Credit Requirement: Credits to include 2 in math (Alg/Geo or higher and

passed Alg 1 EOC req.) and 2 in English and passed the

FSA-ELA req.

PERT Test Scores: R=106 AND W=103 AND M=114 (All 3 required)

SAT Test Scores: R=24 AND W=25 AND M=24 (All 3 required)

DIGITAL SAT Scores: Evidence Reading/Writing=490 AND M=480

ACT Test Scores: R=19 AND E=17 AND M=19 (All 3 required)

CLT Test Scores: Sum of Verbal Reasoning/Grammar/Writing=38 AND

Quantitative Reasoning Section: 16

3. Early Admission (EA)

*Fulltime at SCF for Grade 12

*Student must take 12-15 college credits each semester

GPA Requirement: 3.0 unweighted high school GPA.

Credit/Test Score Requirements:

Credit Requirement: 18 HS Credits to include 2 in math (Alg/Geo or

higher) and 2 in English

PERT Test Scores: R=106 AND W=103 AND M=114 (All 3 required)

SAT Test Scores: R=24 AND W=25 AND M=24 (All 3 required)

DIGITAL SAT Scores: Evidence Reading/Writing=490 AND M=480

ACT Test Scores: R=19 AND E=17 AND M=21 (All 3 required)

CLT Test Scores: Sum of Verbal Reasoning/Grammar/Writing=38 AND

Quantitative Reasoning Section: 16

3 Path Options:

Early College Focus Options:

General Pathway Focus Options:

• Graphic Design (A.S.)

• Paralegal/Pre-Law (A.A.)

• STEM Pathway Focus Options:

STEM Pathway Focus Options:

• Computer Science (A.A.)

• Health Services Management (A.S.)

• Pre-Dental Hygiene (A.S.)

• Pre-Nursing (A.S.)

• Pre-Occupational Therapy Assistant (A.S.)

• Pre-Physical Therapy Assistant (A.S.)

SCF Dual Enrollment Process

See Checklist for SCF Dual Enrollment on the

MHS Website

Time Guideline for Selecting Courses at SCF

If Taking 1 class at SCF:

If taking a morning class that counts as a ½ credit- Students must be at MHS by 8:15 a.m.

If taking a morning class that counts as a 1.0 credit- Students must be at MHS by 9:10 a.m.

If taking an afternoon/evening class that counts as ½ credit- Students will be able to leave MHS at 1:25 p.m.

If taking an afternoon/evening class that counts as 1.0 credit- Student s will be able to leave MHS at 12:30 p.m.

If Taking 2 classes at SCF:

If taking morning classes that total 1.0 credits - Students must be at MHS by 9:10 a.m.

If taking morning classes that total 1.5 credits - Students must be at MHS by 10:05 a.m.

If taking morning classes that total 2.0 credits - Students must be at MHS by

11:00 a.m.

If taking afternoon/ evening classes that total 1.0 credit - Students will be able to leave

MHS at 12:30 p.m.

If taking afternoon/evening classes that total 1.5 credits - Students will be able to leave MHS at 11:05 a.m.

If taking afternoon/evening classes t h at total 2 0 credits Students will be able to leave MHS at 10:10 am

The 2024-2025 High School Dual Enrollment Course Equivalency List may be on the

MHS website.

SCF Academic Calendar

Fall 2024

Monday March 4

Web registration begins for all active students

(including dual enrollment students) continuing for

Fall 2024 classes.

Monday March 11

Web registration begins for all new students

(including dual enrollment students) transfer,

transient, readmits and all others not previously

registered for Fall 2024 classes.

Options with USF

1.DE courses offered at Manatee High School

2.**DE courses offered at USF (live or online)

(Registration begins April 22, 2024)

3.**Early Admission at USF

(Deadline to apply is March 1, 2024.)

Dual Enrollment at MHS

*Dual Enrollment Courses are offered at MHS

*First time DE students may take up to 2 classes

GPA Requirement: 3.5 weighted high school GPA.

Test Score Requirement:

PERT Test Scores- At MHS or SCF R=106 AND W=103, M=123

SAT Test Scores Evidence Based Reading=560,

Math=530

ACT Test Scores R=21, M=21

CPT (Accuplacer)- At USF

*Typically for homeschool

students

R=256 AND W=253,

AAF=250, QSA=261

CLT Test Scores V+W=38, Q Math= 16

Courses offered at Manatee HS: ENC 1101/1102,

MAC 1105 /STA 2023, **MAC 1147,

*These courses are built into a student’s 7 period schedule.

COURSE CANCELLATION

Manatee High School reserves the right to drop any course

due to insufficient enrollment, lack of instructional

materials, and/or teacher certification.

**Pre-requisite for MAC 1147: “C” or higher in MAC 1105 or SAT M=570 or ACT M=24

Some Math Sequencing Options

for Students in Honors Algebra 2:

USF Dual Enrollment Process

See Checklist for USF Dual Enrollment on the MHS Website

Dual Enrollment Continuation Requirements

USF SCF

High School GPA 3.3 weighted GPA 3.0 un-weighted GPA

College Grades “C” or better in all

attempted DE

courses for previous

term.

(No C-, D, F, W)

“C” or better in all

attempted DE

courses for previous

term.

(No D, F, W)

In Conclusion:

DEADLINES-DEADLINES-DEADLINES-DEADLINES

It is the Student’s responsibility to make sure all deadlines

are being met. There are no exceptions to missed deadlines.

Schoology

Once the application process has been completed and all

forms turned in, off-campus students will be invited to join

the Dual Enrollment Schoology Group. This is where all

changes, updates, and textbook procedures will be posted. .

Questions / Answers

Please remember to turn in your

gray forms.