What are the criteria for the high school dual enrollment program at Tallahassee Community College?
• You must be a high school junior or senior. • You must submit an application for dual enrollment to TCC. • You must have a 3.0 unweighted high school grade point average (GPA). • You must have qualifying SAT, ACT or CPT (College Placement Test) scores in the verbal areas. Students who want to take college level math classes must also have appropriate test scores in Math. See eligible test scores below. • You must have written permission from your high school guidance counselor to participate in the high school dual enrollment program. A new permission form must be submitted each semester you are dual enrolled at TCC.
• You must be a high school junior or senior. • You must submit an application for dual enrollment to TCC. • You must have a 3.0 unweighted high school grade point average (GPA). • You must have qualifying SAT, ACT, FPERT (Florida Post-Secondary Education Readiness Test) or CPT (College Placement Test) scores in all areas. Students who are deficient in college level math must correct the deficiency by the time they complete 12 hours of college classes. They must also show that they are currently enrolled in a math class at their high school. To continue beyond the initial 12 hours students must have appropriate test scores in Math. (See eligible test scores below.) • You must have written permission from your high school guidance counselor to participate in the high school dual enrollment program. A new permission form must be submitted each semester you are dual enrolled at TCC.
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