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Step 1: Form B request Form
authorizationformb.pdfStep 2: Getting your Form B filled out, signed by a counselor, and signed by a parent/guardian.
What is a Form B?
This Document must be filled out for courses a student wishes to take that is not offered at the @Leto High School Campus. For example, summer courses.
What is included in a Form B?
A student must list the course(s) they were approved for on their Form B request. Also, a student statement of responsibility is as well to be signed by both the student and parent.
Step 3: Getting your high school "Student Permanent Record Summary Worksheet" (AKA your student transcript)
Student transcripts can be requested at the Student Affairs Office. Make sure to say you are a Collegiate Student who needs a transcript, for the quickest service. You may also be asked to fill out a transcript request form.
Dual Enrollment Student and Parent Agreement Final - fillable version (1).pdfStep 4: Signing the "Dual Enrollment Student and Parent Agreement" form.
Where is this form Submitted?
This form will be submitted along with other documents through the "dual enrollment paperwork submission system" when registering for a course.
Step 5: Using this website students are able to apply filters to find classes depending on their needs including: subject, course, location, session, instructor, and class type (On campus, Online, or Hybrid).
Make sure to apply the proper filters pertaining to the term in which you wish to take the said course.
This website also allows students to view available space left per class.
Remember classes fill up quickly, so do not wait until the last minute to register for a class. That may determine whether you are able to graduate in time!
Step 6: "Rate My Professor" website provides students with a safe method to share classroom experiences and allows other students to make the proper choice when choosing a professor that meets their needs for their upcoming term/class.
Please remember to leave only honest, respectful, and professional comments!
Scrolling towards the bottom of the page you are also able to find more in depth reviews on your professor.
Remember to have your: High School Student Summary, Form B, Student statement of responsibility, and your Dual Enrollment Student Parent Agreement form on hand/ in file to begin.
Step 7: After filling out all appropriate documents needed proceed to fill out this google form.
If you have any questions, make sure to speak with the collegiate counselor or directly contact the dual enrollment office @ HCC.
Step 8: After completing "step 7" usually within a period of 2 weeks you will receive a confirmation email directing you to officially register for your cource(s)
A) After logging in with your hawkmail email and password, go to your "MY HCC" portal on the https://www.hccfl.edu/ website, and click "student forms".
B)Next click "Course Schedule Adjustment
C) Finally, begin the process of registering for your appropriate APPROVED course(s) listed on your dual enrollment confirmation email. Please make sure to carefully fill out this document!
*Yes, you may need to fill out this form multiple times for different courses.*
D) Keep in mind that Course* and Course Section* are two different numbers.
FINAL NOTE:
Drop/Withdrawal Consequences
Drop/Withdrawal Consequences
"Dropping"- a course removed from a student's schedule before the drop/add deadline on the HCC academic calendar.
Completed through an approved Course Schedule Adjustment form online, accessible through "student forms" in "MY HCC".
You will not be charged for this course.
The course will not show up on your transcript
"Withdrawal"- a dropped course on your schedule after the drop/add deadline
Completed through an approved Course Schedule Adjustment form online, accessible through "student forms" in "MY HCC".
Being removed from a course by a professor for non-attendance is considered a withdrawal, "WN" grade is reflected on the student transcript.
Student transcript reflects "W" grade from a student-initiated withdrawal.
Fees may be applied for withdrawn courses... financial aid
BEFORE DROPPING/ WITHDRAWALING FROM A COURSE CONSIDER... Petition:)
Visit the Helpful website page for dual enrollment petition eligibility and steps.
What is a petition?
If a student does not earn a passing grade of "C" or above in their courses, they may petition to retake one course. You only get one, so choose wisely.
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