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Dual Enrollment
The Dual Enrollment Program at Broward College (BC) is an accelerated program that allows eligible secondary students to take postsecondary coursework and simultaneously earn both high school and college credits, saving both time and money! Dual Enrollment students are exempt from the payment of application fees, tuition and laboratory fees. College courses are offered at BC campuses and centers, including the Broward College Online campus.
Students interested in taking Dual Enrollment courses with Broward College for the Spring 2026 term must complete all required steps (including online application, testing, Recommendation Form, student and parents electronic signature) by Tuesday, October 7, 2025.
Please note that all students must use their BC email accounts to receive updates from Broward College and manage their student accounts.
Please make sure you READ all steps that must be taken to be able to participate in Dual Enrollment.
Important Information:
- Students begin earning college credits while in high school
- Students who earn a D or F in a Dual Enrollment class will no longer be eligible to participate in the program. These grades will appear on the student's college transcript and may negatively impact admission to a state university.
- It is essential that students carefully read and follow all steps required for participation.
- This should be a STUDENT driven process.
NEW students:
Initial Eligibility
· Minimum 3.0 unweighted high school grade point average (GPA)
· Create a BC ID
· College-level test scores in all areas - English, Reading, and Math (See attachment to be able to know all the ways you can become eligible)
· Complete Spring Recommendat
Next Steps
Go to this link to complete steps mentioned above: READ STEPS 1-10 CAREFULLY TO BE INFORMED ON HOW THE PROCESS WORKS
https://www.broward.edu/academ
Approved List of Classes Students can take can be found here. https://www.broward.edu/
Students CANNOT enroll in an off campus ENC1101, ENC1102, LIT2000,
Students CANNOT take MAC1105 unless having previously completed Algebra 2 or plan on taking MAC1105 concurrently with Algebra 2.
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Continuing Students: (students who have already become eligible and are already in Dual Enrollment)
· All you need to do is go to this link and fill out the Spring Recommendation Form.
Complete Step 2 here https://www.broward.edu/
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**Please see attachment below for ALL methods that can be utilized to meet eligibility for Dual Enro
Grades 9-10
· Students who meet the DE eligibility criteria may take one* DE course per semester at BC for a maximum of two courses during the school year. (Fall/Spring) Freshman will be able to participate as soon as Spring term.
· During the summer, students can take only one course.
· The Dual Enrollment course can be taken on the college campus or online.
Grade 11
· Students may take two* DE courses per semester at BC for a maximum of four courses during the school year. (Fall/Spring)
· Students may take a maximum of one DE courses on the college campus or online.
- The remaining DE course must be taken on the high school campus. This would only be ENC1101/ENC1102 combo.
- If a student chooses not to take the on-campus course, they may take only 1 course off-campus at BC.
· During the summer, students can take only one course.
Grade 12
· Students may take three* total DE courses per semester at BC maximum of six courses during the school year. (Fall/Spring)
· Students may take a maximum of two DE courses on the college campus or online.
- The remaining DE course must be taken on the high school campus. This could be ENC1101/1102 combo or LIT2000/LIT2110 combo.
· During the summer, students can take only one course.
*Courses with a required lab are considered one course, even though the lab is a separate course for registration purposes.
If you have any questions please email me at iperez@pinescharter.net
Dual Enrollment Reference Documents
Guide To Applying Online, DE Student Guide, Parent User Guide, Examity Automated Test Taker Guide, Quick Guide For Students - Steps for Automated Proctoring, and Technical Success Guide for Test Takers.
If you have any additional questions, please email Ms. Perez at iperez@pinescharter.net or
visit https://www.broward.edu/academics/dual-enrollment/index.html.
Links to Reference Documents
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Idania Perez
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College & Career Readiness
Physical Address
17189 Sheridan Street
Pembroke Pines, FL 33331
Phone: 954-538-3700