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COURSES AND PROGRAMS AVAILABLE TO DUAL ENROLLMENT STUDENTS. The Partners will guide students toward courses that supplement rather than supplant what is available at the student’s school of record. LSSC will advise each student in the development of an LSSC Advising Guide that aligns Dual Enrollment and Early Admission course selections to high school and LSSC graduation requirements. The Partners will advise dual enrollment students to prioritize enrollment in academic core courses that meet educational degree objectives, meta-major/transfer plan requirements, general education requirements and any prerequisite requirements for entrance into a selected baccalaureate degree program. The Partners will adhere to the Dual Enrollment Course – High School Subject Area Equivalency List in identifying LSSC college credit courses available to high school students through dual enrollment. LSSC does not offer all courses on the equivalency list and not all LSSC courses are offered each semester. Courses and programs not available to dual enrollment students:  LSSC independent study courses  LSSC developmental education courses  LSSC physical education skills courses  LSSC’s Associate in Science in Nursing limited access program and Baccalaureate programs  Dual Enrollment students are not permitted to audit any LSSC course Magnets, Academies, Workforce demands and access to acceleration mechanisms This Agreement does not include magnets or academies.

COURSES AND PROGRAMS AVAILABLE TO DUAL ENROLLMENT STUDENTS. Pursuant to Florida statute, Dual Enrollment course options are intended to shorten the time necessary for a student to complete the requirements associated with the completion of a high school diploma and a postsecondary degree, broaden the scope of curricular options available at the high school, and increase the depth of study available. The Partners will guide students toward courses that supplement rather than supplant what is available at the student’s school of record. LSSC will advise each student in the development of an LSSC Advising Guide that aligns Dual Enrollment and Early Admission course selections to high school and LSSC graduation requirements. The Partners will advise dual enrollment students to prioritize enrollment in academic core courses that meet educational degree objectives, meta-major/transfer plan requirements, general education requirements and any prerequisite requirements for entrance into a selected baccalaureate degree program. The Partners will adhere to the Dual Enrollment Course – Florida High School Subject Area Equivalency List in identifying LSSC college credit courses available to high school students through dual enrollment. LSSC does not offer all courses on the equivalency list and not all LSSC courses are offered each semester. Courses and programs not available to dual enrollment students:  LSSC independent study courses  LSSC developmental education courses  LSSC physical education skills courses  LSSC’s Associate in Science in Nursing limited access program and Baccalaureate programs  Dual Enrollment students are not permitted to audit any LSSC course Magnets, Academies, Workforce demands and access to acceleration mechanisms This Agreement does not include magnets or academies.

COURSES AND PROGRAMS AVAILABLE TO DUAL ENROLLMENT STUDENTS. The Partners will guide students toward courses that supplement rather than supplant what is available at the student’s school of record. LSSC will advise each student in the development of an LSSC Advising Guide that aligns Dual Enrollment and Early Admission course selections to high school and LSSC graduation requirements. The Partners will advise dual enrollment students to prioritize enrollment in academic core courses that meet educational degree objectives, meta-major/transfer plan requirements, general education requirements and any prerequisite requirements for entrance into a selected baccalaureate degree program. The Partners will adhere to the Dual Enrollment Course – Florida High School Subject Area Equivalency List in identifying LSSC college credit courses available to high school students through dual enrollment. LSSC does not offer all courses on the equivalency list and not all LSSC courses are offered each semester. College credit courses available through Dual Enrollment on the high school campuses No high school-based LSSC courses are available on Non-Public high school campuses. Courses and programs not available to dual enrollment students:  LSSC independent study courses  LSSC developmental education courses  LSSC physical education skills courses  LSSC’s Associate in Science in Nursing limited access program and Baccalaureate programs  Dual Enrollment students are not permitted to audit any LSSC course Magnets, Academies, Workforce demands and access to acceleration mechanisms This Agreement does not include magnets or academies.

COURSES AND PROGRAMS AVAILABLE TO DUAL ENROLLMENT STUDENTS. The Partners will guide students toward courses that supplement rather than supplant what is available at the student’s school of record. LSSC will advise each student in the development of an LSSC Advising Guide that aligns Dual Enrollment and Early Admission course selections to high school and LSSC graduation requirements. The Partners will advise dual enrollment students to prioritize enrollment in academic core courses that meet educational degree objectives, meta-major/transfer plan requirements, general education requirements and any prerequisite requirements for entrance into a selected baccalaureate degree program. The Partners will adhere to the Dual Enrollment Course – High School Subject Area Equivalency List in identifying LSSC college credit courses available to high school students through dual enrollment. LSSC does not offer all courses on the equivalency list and not all LSSC courses are offered each semester. College credit courses available through Dual Enrollment on the high school campuses No high school‐based LSSC courses are available on Non‐Public high school campuses. Courses and programs not available to dual enrollment students:  LSSC independent study courses  LSSC developmental education courses  LSSC physical education skills courses  LSSC’s Associate in Science in Nursing limited access program and Baccalaureate programs  Dual Enrollment students are not permitted to audit any LSSC course Magnets, Academies, Workforce demands and access to acceleration mechanisms This Agreement does not include magnets or academies.

COURSES AND PROGRAMS AVAILABLE TO DUAL ENROLLMENT STUDENTS. The Partners will guide students toward courses that supplement rather than supplant what is available at the student’s school of record. LSSC will advise each student in the development of an LSSC Advising Guide that aligns Dual Enrollment and Early Admission course selections to high school and LSSC graduation requirements. The Partners will advise dual enrollment students to prioritize enrollment in academic core courses that meet educational degree objectives, meta-major/transfer plan requirements, general education requirements and any prerequisite requirements for entrance into a selected baccalaureate degree program. The Partners will adhere to the Dual Enrollment Course – Florida High School Subject Area Equivalency List in identifying LSSC college credit courses available to high school students through dual enrollment. LSSC does not offer all courses on the equivalency list and not all LSSC courses are offered each semester. Courses and programs not available to dual enrollment students:  LSSC independent study courses  LSSC developmental education courses  LSSC physical education skills courses  LSSC’s Associate in Science in Nursing limited access program and Baccalaureate programs  Dual Enrollment students are not permitted to audit any LSSC course Magnets, Academies, Workforce demands and access to acceleration mechanisms This Agreement does not include magnets or academies.

COURSES AND PROGRAMS AVAILABLE TO DUAL ENROLLMENT STUDENTS. Pursuant to Florida Statute § 1007.27, Dual Enrollment course options are intended to shorten the time necessary for a student to complete the requirements associated with the completion of a high school diploma and a postsecondary degree, broaden the scope of curricular options available at the high school, and increase the depth of study available. The Partners will guide students toward courses that supplement rather than supplant what is available at the student’s school of record. LSSC will advise each student in the development of an LSSC Advising Guide that aligns Dual Enrollment and Early Admission course selections to high school and LSSC graduation requirements. The Partners will advise dual enrollment students to prioritize enrollment in academic core courses that meet educational degree objectives, meta-majormeta‐major/transfer plan requirements, general education requirements and any prerequisite requirements for entrance into a selected baccalaureate degree program. The Partners will adhere to the Dual Enrollment Course – High School Subject Area Equivalency List in identifying LSSC college credit courses available to high school students through dual enrollment. LSSC does not offer all courses on the equivalency list and not all LSSC courses are offered each semester. Courses and programs not available to dual enrollment students:  LSSC independent study courses  LSSC developmental education courses  LSSC physical education skills courses  LSSC’s Associate in Science in Nursing limited access program and Baccalaureate programs  Dual Enrollment students are not permitted to audit any LSSC course Magnets, Academies, Workforce demands and access to acceleration mechanisms This Agreement does not include magnets or academies.