Dual Enrollment

*****DUAL ENROLMENT UPDATED PROCEDURES*******

SSC Dual Enrollment and Early Admission: 

1. If you are a new dual enrollment student, complete the Dual Enrollment Application (attached below). There is a part on the form your school counselor needs to fill out. 

2. Submit the completed application to Seminole State College in person. SSC WILL NOT ACCEPT ANY EMAILED FORMS!

3. If you have qualifying SAT/ACT scores please request an official score report from College Board or ACT and select SSC as the receiving institution. If you do not have qualifying scores, you can register to take the PERT test with SSC (once you are admitted and have an SSC ID number).

Qualifying Test Scores  for Academic Dual Enrollment *please check link to confirm scores for any possible updates

SAT subsection score of 24 for Reading and 25 for Writing; 26.5 for Math 

ACT Reading score 19 and English 17; 21 for Math. 

PERT 106 Reading and 103 Writing; 123 Math

Once you are admitted as an SSC student, they will email you with directions on what to do next!

4. Review the Dual Enrollment Equivalency List  and the SSC Course Catalog to select courses. 

5. Fill out the SSC Registration Card (attached below) and have your counselor sign it. This is how SSC will determine that your courses are approved by OHS!  Then you will turn that Registration card in to SSC in person. SSC WILL NOT ACCEPT ANY EMAILED FORMS!

6. Complete the Dual Enrollment Orientation (with SSC). 

7. Create your MySeminoleState account. 

Textbooks:

• Take a copy of your schedule to the bookstore on the Seminole State College campus most convenient to your location. Please Note: You will be able to retrieve your books from the Barnes and Noble bookstore within 1 business day of registration. Please bring your photo ID.  

DUAL ENROLLMENT                                                     Year Plan 2023-2024 4/2/24

Dual Enrollment reference dates- Spring 2024

11/2/23- Spring Class registration begins

12/1/23- Spring Class registration ends

12/1/23- Spring new application ends

1/8/24-  Spring 2024 Full session begins

1/12/24- Last day to Add/Drop classes

1/26/24- Last day to pick up course materials

3/25/23- Last day to Withdraw and receive a W1

4/27/23- Full Session classes end

Dual Enrollment reference dates- Summer 2024

3/28/24- Summer Class registration begins

4/26/24- Summer Class registration ends

4/12/24- Summer New Student application ends

5/13/24- Summer 2024 Full session begins

5/16/24- Last day to Add/Drop classes

5/31/24- Last day to pick up course materials

7/8/24- Last day to Withdraw and receive a W1

8/7/24 - Full Session classes end

Dual Enrollment reference dates- Fall 2024

3/28/24- Fall Class registration begins

8/01/24- Fall Class registration ends

7/01/24- Fall New Student application ends

8/26/24- Fall 2024 Full session begins

8/30/34- Last day to Add/Drop classes

9/13/24- Last day to pick up course materials

10/28/24- Last day to Withdraw and receive a W1

12/14/24 - Full Session classes end

Getting started

Set up MySeminolestate.edu two weeks before your classes begin

Sign into SSC Email

Know your Seminole State ID

Pickup textbooks before classes begin at SLM Bookstore.

Updates

New Math Courses

Effective Fall 2024, we will no longer offer MGF 1106 or MGF 1107. Those courses will be replaced by MGF 1130 and MGF 1131. 1130 and 1131 courses are still 1 high school credit of math.

DUAL ENROLLMENT PROCEDURES FOR UCF

• You want to register as a dual enrollment student, not an Early Admission student. If you register as an Early Admission student, it could jeopardize your ability to receive first time in college scholarships. If you plan to take all of your classes at UCF, for "Early Admission," please know that you will not be eligible for some "First time in College" scholarships.

• UCF generates a UCF Early Admission/Dual Enrollment Authorization Form that they will email the student. The student then needs to complete the form and email it to their high school counselor for approval. 

• The form contains the course information for the student and is returned to UCF Undergraduate Admissions upon completion. 

• The student picks up the materials at the UCF Bookstore.

• At the end of the school term, or if a class schedule is changed, the student returns all instructional materials (textbooks) to the high school (Mrs. Williford in the front office) identifying themselves as a UCF dual enrollment student.

*****IF YOU ATTEND EARLY ADMISSION (FULL TIME DUAL ENROLLMENT) WITH UCF YOU WILL NOT BE ELIGIBLE FOR SOME FIRST TIME IN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS IF YOU ATTEND UCF AFTER HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION*****