High School Dual Enrollment
New College of Florida welcomes students who are not currently enrolled at a higher education institution but are interested in taking courses to complete high school credits while earning college credits at no cost. Check with your school or district to ensure New College of Florida has an articulation agreement in place. As a rule, New College establishes and renews articulation agreements annually with surrounding districts and private schools, but welcomes new partnerships throughout the year. Contact us at [email protected] if your school does not currently have an agreement in place.
Application Deadlines
| Fall (Aug-Dec) | Spring (Jan-May) | Summer (Jun-Jul) |
|---|---|---|
| Jun 1 – Non-Degree Dual Enrollment online application due on or before | Dec 1 – Non-Degree Dual Enrollment online application due on or before | May 1 – Non-Degree Dual Enrollment online application due on or before |
| Jun 15 – Dual Enrollment Approval Forms due on or before | Dec 15 – Dual Enrollment Approval Forms due on or before | May 15 – Dual Enrollment Approval Forms due on or before |
Extensions to deadlines may be granted at discretion of the Office of Admissions.
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View the course schedule and search the courses offered for a particular semester.
How to Apply for Admission
How to Apply for Admission
Apply using the New College Dual Enrollment online application. New College offers three semesters for dual enrollment: fall (Aug-Dec) , spring (Feb- May) and summer (June-Jul). Please select the correct semester.
Common error: high school students tend to select fall because high school starts in the fall. Students should select the actual semester they plan to begin taking dual enrollment courses.
Florida resident? Be sure to list two (2) forms of proof of residency dated at least 12 months before the start of the semester. Common error: Submitting the wrong information. High school students will usually be classified as “dependent” and should be entering the parent/guardian’s residency information.
Note: enter the “issue date” for the driver’s license, not the renewal date.
Note: Incomplete applications will not be considered.