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TALLAHASSEE COMMUNITY COLLEGEParent InformationDual Enrollment

I WANT MY STUDENT TO PARTICIPATEIN DUAL ENROLLMENT, BUT I don’t know where to start, or I found information but I am leftwith more questions thananswers. I feel just a little confused

CONTENT OF PRESENTATION Qualification Requirements Enrollment Process Tips for SuccessfulPartnership FERPA Matriculation Process

HOW DOES DUAL ENROLLMENT BENEFIT MY STUDENT?Per Section 1007.27(1) of the Florida Statutes, the dual enrollment program is theenrollment of eligible secondary student or home education student in a postsecondarycourse creditable toward 1) high school completion and 2) a career certificate or andassociate or baccalaureate degree. A student who is enrolled in postsecondary instructionthat is not creditable toward a high school diploma may not be classified as a dualenrollment student.Dual enrollment is also an opportunity for students to become familiar with the collegeexperience here at TCC. Students will learn: registration process (students register themselves each semester)communication via student emailCanvas/EagleNetcampus resources LibraryLearning CommonsLifetime Sports Complex

WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR DUAL ENROLLMENT?GENERAL INFORMATION By law, students in grades 6-12may participate in the TCC HighSchool Dual Enrollment program. TCC services Gadsden, Leon, andWakulla county students Student must complete TCCOnline Application – DualEnrollmentGPA General Dual Enrollment: 3.0unweighted high school GPA Early Admissions: 3.5 unweightedhigh school gpaTESTING Students must submit ACT, FSAReading, PERT, and/or SATscores. Scores must be less than twoyears old Student may test at TCC TestingCenter during summer only

WHAT TEST SCORES DOES MY STUDENT NEED TO s106103114-122123ENC 1101MAT1033MAC1105, STA2023, MGF1106, MGF1107S.A.TPrior 3/2/16440Prior to5/1/17(redesigned)24 25 (as of 3/2/16)After5/1/1724 25 (as of 3/2/16)440-54955024-2828.524-2525.5 ENC1101MAT1033MAC1105, STA2023, MGF1106, 1719-2021ENC 1101MAT1033MAC1105, STA2023, MGF1106, MGF1107FSA Reading(only satisfies readingrequirement)262ENC 1101

ADDITIONAL GUIDANCE Summer PERT: June 19, 2019 at 2:00-4:30 p.m. in the library. You may only take an express session if TCC removes you from a class without yourknowledge. English I and II are requirements for ENC 1101/1102. 9th and 10th graders must pass all parts of the PERT/ACT/SAT to qualify. Students with PERT scores, or ACT/SAT equivalents, below 123 are limited to 12credit hours. Students must take MAT 1033 and pass with a C or better, or receive acollege ready math score on either PERT/ACT/SAT prior to accumulation of 12hours to proceed with dual enrollment.

TALONTED EAGLES EXPERIENCEMANDATORY WORKSHOP ALL dual enrolled students must register for and complete the TALONTEDEAGLES EXPERIENCE workshop. Students will register for the workshop whenregistering for courses and are only required to complete the workshop once.This workshop is not credit earning and will not count toward degreecompletion. The workshop can be completed in one or multiple sessions. Workshop ID: TALEAGLEXP Title: Talonted Eagles Experience Spring 2019 Ref # 186721 Workshop available Monday, January 7, 2019 through Friday, May 3, 2019.

MY STUDENT QUALIFIES, NOW WHAT?"There are only two lastingbequests we can hope to giveour children. One of these isroots, the other, wings."—Hodding Carter

HOW DOES MY STUDENT APPLY? Student must complete the TCC Online Application for Dual Enrollment ntention (do not completeAssociate in Arts Degree (AA) application – will prolong process) Meet with Ms. Peddie to determine courses needed for high school graduationrequirements Submit Permission to Register form High school transcript (include unweighted high school gpa) Test scores (new students, or as needed due to expired scores) Forms must be signed by Ms. Peddie

HOW TO REGISTER FOR COURSES Sign in to TCC Eaglenet using your TCC username and password. Click “Registration" located at the top left of the page. Choose “Add/Drop“ from the drop down. Choose the appropriate term using the drop-down arrow and then click Select Term. Scroll down to the class search screen and type in the Course ID and Number. Click the "Search Now" button to see all of the available classes. To add a class, click the Reference Number (RefNum) button located to the left of theCourse ID. After adding all of your classes, click the “Update" button.If there are no error messages, click the "View/Print Schedule and Fees" button.Print a copy of your schedule for Ms. Peddie & Ms. Britt.

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COURSES Dual enrolled students may not take developmental education, non-credit, or physicaleducation courses (even if parent wants to pay for courses) Some courses have prerequisites (see Catalog for details) Courses are greatly determined by YOUR plan!!!Students who do not know what they want to study in college should consult with anacademic advisor or consider focusing on completing general educationrequirementsFlorida dual enrollment college credit will transfer to any Florida public college oruniversity offering the Statewide Course Numbering System course number, andmust be treated as though taken at the receiving institution. However, if students donot attend the same college or university where they earned dual enrollment credit,the application of transfer credit to general education, prerequisite, and degreeprograms may vary at the receiving institution.

ADDING & DROPPING COURSES ALL paperwork must be submitted on or prior to dual enrollment deadline. Only current dual enrolled students may adjust courses during respectivetime frames. ALL adjustments must be approved by high school advisor. Always refer to academic calendar for specific dates. Guidelines: Last day to ADD: 2nd of classes – submit Course Adjustment Form Last day to Drop: 5th day of classes – submit Course Adjustment Form Last day to Withdraw: see Academic Calendar (be aware of school/district policyconcerning withdrawals)

DROP VS. WITHDRAWALDROP DROPPED COURSES DO NOTCOUNT AS AN ATTEMPTWITHDRAWAL WITHDRAWN COURSES COUNT ASAN ATTEMPTHAS NO IMPACT ON COURSECOMPLETION RATE NEGATIVELY IMPACTS COURSEDEADLINE IS BASED ON SESSION(MAIN OR EXPRESS – SEEACADEMIC CALENDAR) DEADLINE IS BASED ON SESSIONCOURSE ADJUSTMENT FORMMUST BE SUBMITTED TO DUALENROLLMENT COORDINATOR,WITH APPROPRIATE SIGNATUREON OR BEFORE ESTABLISHEDDEADLINE WITHDRAWAL FOR MUST BECOMPLETION RATE(MAIN OR EXPRESS – SEEACADEMIC CALENDAR)SUBMITTED TO DUAL ENROLLMENTCOORDINATOR WITH APPROPRIATESIGNATURE ON OR BEFOREESTABLISHED DEADLINE

FEESHigh school dual enrollment is at no cost tostudents/parents for the following:tuitionlab fees Permission to Register form MUST besubmitted every semester, by the deadline, inorder for fees to be waived. Verify that student has 0 balance on thestudent schedule each semester to ensureform has been submitted and processed24 – 48 business hours processing time frameafter form is submittedbe aware of fee purge date each semester (seeAcademic Calendar for date)

CONTINUING ELIGIBILITY Per articulation agreement: Students must maintain: TCC cumulative gpa of 2.0 (3 – 11 credit hours) TCC cumulative gpa of 3.0 (12 – 15 credit hours) Successful completion rate of 75% If the student drops below the required 2.0 grade point average or completion is below 75%, he/shewill be given a one semester grace period. If student withdraws during this time, dual enrollmenteligibility is forfeited. Credit Hours: General Dual Enrollment: 3-11 credit hours per semester high school unweighted gpa of 3.0 TCC gpa of 2.0 Early Admission: 12-15 credit hours high school unweighted gpa of 3.50 TCC gpa of 3.0 Seniors only

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Dual EnrollmentRegulations

LENGTH OF DUAL ENROLLMENT Per articulation agreement: Maximum of 3 semesters grade level, including summers (June Expressonly); graduating seniors may not take summer courses through dualenrollment Maximum of 6 semesters as a dual enrolled student to includesummers. Final dual enrollment semester will be spring semester of senior yearAfter eligibility expires, students must provide proof of high schoolgraduation in order to matriculate to degree-seeking status at TCC ALL dual enrolled students are coded as Out of State – do not submit parentinformation to prove residency (this will be done upon high school graduation ifthe student chooses to attend TCC)

FAMILY EDUCATION RIGHTS AND PRIVACY ACT Commonly known as FERPA Establishes two basic rights for your student: right to inspect his or her education recordright to expect TCC will not disclose information from the student’seducational record (grades, attendance, etc.) without his or herwritten consent only directory information (name, major, etc.) that is already public maybe freely disclosed student must sign Permission to Release Form in presence ofcollege staff for someone other than student to gain access tostudent’s record ALL college students have rights under FERPA, even those whoparticipate in dual enrollment

STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES (1) It is the student’s responsibility to: know TCC student id number and login information (take a picture ofinformation when completed with application) register for courses each semester, unless course is taught on high schoolcampus (must register prior to deadline; VR hold placed on accounts afterdeadline) courses taught on high school campuses will be registered by dual enrollmentcoordinator after deadline contact school guidance counselor concerning textbooks each semester submit official exam scores for credit (AP, IB, AICE, CLEP), if applicable meet with high school guidance counselor to ensure high school graduationrequirements are being met.

STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES (2) It is the student’s responsibility to: be familiar with course syllabus for each course (Check CANVAS) complete college academic advising each semester may go to Academic Advising Center for in depth advising (2nd fl of StudentUnion) may schedule appointment with dual enrollment coordinator for general AAdegree requirements understand WCSB and TCC’s withdrawal policy and its potential effect onstudent academic progress keep parent and college/professor appropriately informed about progress andneeds check TCC student email regularly for important information/updates Include TCC student id number in all email correspondence

TIPS FOR A SUCCESSFUL PARTNERSHIP“Alone we can doso little; togetherwe can do somuch.”- Helen Keller

HOW CAN I HELP? Become familiar with FERPA Understand the differentperspectives (high schoolstudent vs. college student) Expect your student to keep youinformed of his or her academicprogress Help your student navigate highschool and college Discuss academic and life goalswith student regularly Be aware of your studentsdevelopmental andorganizational skills necessaryfor a successful collegeexperience

Frequently Asked Questions(FAQs)

EAGLENETHow will my student access theirstudent account?The following information is available viaEagleNet account: Class SearchRegister for ClassesView ScheduleView GradesUnofficial TranscriptStudent EmailCANVAS

AP, IB, CLEP (CREDIT BY EXAM)My student has earned college credit throughAP courses taken at their high school. WillTCC award the credit?Official scores must be submitted from testing agency toTCC. Scores are not accepted via high school transcript.TCC honors credits earned by the following exams: AP – Advanced PlacementCambridge AICE (British AS-Level and A-Level)CLEP – College-Level Examination ProgramIB – International BaccalaureateDSST Examination (formerly Dantes)UEXCEL ExaminationsPlease visit link for detailedinformation concerning credit ords-registrar--adminneeds/credit-by-exam/(select TCC Credit-by-exam Equivalencies)