Common use of Dual Enrollment Program Clause in Contracts

Dual Enrollment Program. The Dual Enrollment Program provides postsecondary learning opportunities for qualified eligible students through the effective use of the University’s courses, services, and resources. a. Students are eligible to participate in Dual Enrollment if they have met the requirements of Section 1007.271, Florida Statutes, including any alternative methods, as identified in Florida Department of Education rules, for demonstrating achievement in college-level communication and computation skills, and are approved by their School representative(s) to have: (1) Attained a grade level of at least sixth through twelfth; (2) Earned a minimum of no less than three high school core academic credits; (3) Achieved and maintained a minimum high school unweighted core academic grade point average (GPA) of 3.00 each semester; (4) Have a minimum test score of: • 24 on the SAT-Reading, 24 on the SAT-Mathematics, and 25 on the Writing/Language OR • 17 on the ACT-E, 19 on the ACT-R, and 19 on the ACT-M OR • 106 on the PERT Reading, 114 on the PERT Math, and 103 on the PERT English (5) Enrolled in the School for one full semester prior to participating in Dual Enrollment. A transfer student that has successfully completed a Dual Enrollment course (as indicated on the student’s transcript from the sending school) and otherwise meets the requirements of the Dual Enrollment Program may be allowed to participate in the Dual Enrollment Program upon initial enrollment with the School; (6) Consulted with their guidance counselor about taking Dual Enrollment course(s) at UWF. b. Students eligible for Dual Enrollment courses shall: (1) Obtain and complete the following forms, which are available on the UWF web page: (a) UWF Dual Enrollment Application; and (b) UWF Dual Enrollment Approval Form (required for each semester of dual enrollment). (2) Return the completed forms, with required signatures, to the guidance counselor as soon as they are completed, but no later than the first day of classes; (3) Before registration, complete the online Mandatory Immunization Health History Form, and, if necessary, submit supporting documentation to: University of West Florida Student Health Services Building 960 00000 Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxx. Pensacola, FL 32514 Phone: 000-0000 FAX: 000-0000 (4) Communicate with the guidance counselor to complete the course registration process; (5) Purchase a UWF Nautilus Card and, if necessary, a UWF parking decal; and (6) Refer to the Office of the Registrar web page for registration dates and deadlines.

Dual Enrollment Program. The Dual Enrollment Program provides postsecondary learning opportunities for qualified eligible students through the effective use of the University’s courses, services, and resources. a. Students are eligible to participate in Dual Enrollment if they have met the requirements of Section 1007.271, Florida Statutes, including any alternative methods, as identified in Florida Department of Education rules, for demonstrating achievement in college-level communication and computation skills, and are approved by their School representative(s) to have: (1) Attained a grade level of at least sixth through twelfth; (2) Earned a minimum of no less than three high school core academic credits; (3) Achieved and maintained a minimum high school unweighted core academic grade point average (GPA) of 3.00 each semester; (4) Have a minimum test score ofMet or exceeded standard scores on any of the following tests: • 24 on the SATFlorida Postsecondary Education Readiness Test (PERT): Standard Score Reading: 106 Writing: 103 Mathematics: 114 • Next-ReadingGeneration ACCUPLACER, 24 on the SAT-MathematicsThe College Board (through July 2022): Standard Score Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra, and 25 on the Statistics (QAS): 242 Reading: 245 Writing/Language OR : 253 • 17 on the ACTNext-EGeneration ACCUPLACER, 19 on the ACT-RThe College Board (Since August 2022): Standard Score Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra, and Statistics (QAS): 261 Reading: 256 Writing: 253 • SAT or Digital SAT, The College Board: Standard Score Mathematics: 480 Reading and Writing: 490 • ACT, Inc.: Standard Score Reading: 19 on English: 17 Mathematics: 19 • CLT, Classic Learning Initiatives LLC: Sum of the ACT-M OR • 106 on the PERT Reading, 114 on the PERT Math, and 103 on the PERT EnglishVerbal Reasoning & Grammar/Writing Sections: 38 Quantitative Reasoning Section: 16 (5) Enrolled in the School for one full semester prior to participating in Dual Enrollment. A transfer student that has successfully completed a Dual Enrollment course (as indicated on the student’s transcript from the sending school) and otherwise meets the requirements of the Dual Enrollment Program may be allowed to participate in the Dual Enrollment Program upon initial enrollment with the School; (6) Consulted with their guidance counselor about taking Dual Enrollment course(s) at UWF. b. Students eligible for Dual Enrollment courses shall: (1) Obtain and complete the following forms, which are available on the UWF web page: (a) UWF Dual Enrollment Application; and (b) UWF Dual Enrollment Approval Form (required for each semester of dual enrollment). (2) Return the completed forms, with required signatures, to the guidance counselor as soon as they are completed, but no later than the first day of classes; (3) Before registration, complete the online Mandatory Immunization Health History Form, and, if necessary, submit supporting documentation to: University of West Florida Student Health Services Building 960 000 00000 Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxx. Pensacola, FL 32514 Phone: 000-0000 FAX: 000-0000 (4) Communicate with the guidance counselor to complete the course registration process; (5) Purchase a UWF Nautilus Card and, if necessary, a UWF parking decal; and (6) Refer to the Office of the Registrar web page for registration dates and deadlines.

Dual Enrollment Program. The Dual Enrollment Program provides postsecondary learning opportunities for qualified eligible students through the effective use of the University’s courses, services, and resources. a. Students are eligible to participate in Dual Enrollment if they have met the requirements of Section 1007.271, Florida Statutes, including any alternative methods, as identified in Florida Department of Education rules, for demonstrating achievement in college-level communication and computation skills, and are approved by their School representative(s) to have: (1) Attained a grade level of at least sixth through twelfth; (2) Earned a minimum of no less than three high school core academic credits; (3) Achieved and maintained a minimum high school unweighted core academic grade point average (GPA) of 3.00 each semester; (4) Have a minimum test score ofMet or exceeded standard scores on any of the following tests: • 24 on the SATFlorida Postsecondary Education Readiness Test (PERT): Standard Score Reading: 106 Writing: 103 Mathematics: 114 • Next-ReadingGeneration ACCUPLACER, 24 on the SAT-MathematicsThe College Board (through July 2022): Standard Score Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra, and 25 on the Statistics (QAS): 242 Reading: 245 Writing/Language OR : 253 • 17 on the ACTNext-EGeneration ACCUPLACER, 19 on the ACT-RThe College Board (Since August 2022): Standard Score Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra, and Statistics (QAS): 261 Reading: 256 Writing: 253 • SAT or Digital SAT, The College Board: Standard Score Mathematics: 480 Reading and Writing: 490 • ACT, Inc.: Standard Score Reading: 19 on English: 17 Mathematics: 19 • CLT, Classic Learning Initiatives LLC: Sum of the ACT-M OR • 106 on the PERT Reading, 114 on the PERT Math, and 103 on the PERT EnglishVerbal Reasoning & Grammar/Writing Sections: 38 Quantitative Reasoning Section: 16 (5) Enrolled in the School for one full semester prior to participating in Dual Enrollment. A transfer student that has successfully completed a Dual Enrollment course (as indicated on the student’s transcript from the sending school) and otherwise meets the requirements of the Dual Enrollment Program may be allowed to participate in the Dual Enrollment Program upon initial enrollment with the School; (6) Consulted with their guidance counselor about taking Dual Enrollment course(s) at UWF. b. Students eligible for Dual Enrollment courses shall: (1) Obtain and complete the following forms, which are available on the UWF web page: (a) UWF Dual Enrollment Application; and (b) UWF Dual Enrollment Approval Form (required for each semester of dual enrollment). (2) Return the completed forms, with required signatures, to the guidance counselor as soon as they are completed, but no later than the first day of classes; (3) Before registration, complete the online Mandatory Immunization Health History Form, and, if necessary, submit supporting documentation to: University of West Florida Student Health Services Building 960 00000 Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxx. Pensacola, FL 32514 Phone: 000-0000 FAX: 000-0000 (4) Communicate with the guidance counselor to complete the course registration process; (5) Purchase a UWF Nautilus Card and, if necessary, a UWF parking decal; and (6) Refer to the Office of the Registrar web page for registration dates and deadlines.

Dual Enrollment Program. The Dual Enrollment Program provides postsecondary learning opportunities for qualified eligible students through the effective use of the University’s courses, services, and resources. a. Students are eligible to participate in Dual Enrollment if they have met the requirements of Section §1007.271, Florida StatutesF.S., including any alternative methods, as identified in Florida Department of Education rules, for demonstrating achievement in college-level communication and computation skills, and are approved by their School representative(s) to have: (1) Attained a grade level of at least sixth through twelfth; (2) Earned a minimum of no less than three high school core academic credits; (3) Achieved and maintained a minimum high school unweighted core academic grade point average (GPA) of 3.00 each semester; (4) Have a minimum test score of: • 24 510 on the SATrSAT Evidence-Reading, 24 Based Reading & Writing and 500 on the SAT-Mathematics, and 25 on the Writing/Language rSAT Mathematics OR • 17 18 on the ACT-E, 19 on the ACT-R, and 19 20 on the ACT-M OR • 106 on the PERT Reading, 114 115 on the PERT Math, and 103 on the PERT English; (5) Enrolled in the School for one full semester prior to participating in Dual Enrollment. A transfer student that has successfully completed a Dual Enrollment course (as indicated on the student’s transcript from the sending school) and otherwise meets the requirements of the Dual Enrollment Program may be allowed to participate in the Dual Enrollment Program upon initial enrollment with the School; (6) Consulted with their guidance counselor about taking Dual Enrollment course(s) at UWF. b. Students eligible for Dual Enrollment courses shall: (1) Obtain and complete the following forms, which are available on the UWF web page: (a) UWF Dual Enrollment Application; and (b) UWF Dual Enrollment Approval Form (required for each semester of dual enrollment). (2) Return the completed forms, with required signatures, to the guidance counselor as soon as they are completed, but no later than the first day of classes; (3) Before registration, complete the online Mandatory Immunization Health History Form, and, if necessary, submit supporting documentation to: University of West Florida Student Health Services Building 960 00000 Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxx. PensacolaXxxxxxxxx, FL 32514 XX 00000 Phone: 000-0000 FAX: 000-0000 (4) Communicate with the guidance counselor to complete the course registration process; (5) Purchase a UWF Nautilus Card and, if necessary, a UWF parking decal; and (6) Refer to the Office of the Registrar web page for registration dates and deadlines.

Dual Enrollment Program. The Dual Enrollment Program provides postsecondary learning opportunities for qualified eligible students through the effective use of the University’s courses, services, and resources. a. Students are eligible to participate in Dual Enrollment if they have met the requirements of Section §1007.271, Florida StatutesF.S., including any alternative methods, as identified in Florida Department of Education rules, for demonstrating achievement in college-level communication and computation skills, and are approved by their School representative(s) to have: (1) Attained a grade level of at least sixth through twelfth; (2) Earned a minimum of no less than three high school core academic credits; (3) Achieved and maintained a minimum high school unweighted core academic grade point average (GPA) of 3.00 each semester; (4) Have a minimum test score of: • 24 510 on the SATrSAT Evidence-Reading, 24 Based Reading & Writing and 500 on the SAT-Mathematics, and 25 on the Writing/Language OR rSAT Mathematics • 17 18 on the ACT-E, 19 on the ACT-R, and 19 20 on the ACT-M OR • 106 on the PERT Reading, 114 115 on the PERT Math, and 103 on the PERT English; (5) Enrolled in the School for one full semester prior to participating in Dual Enrollment. A transfer student that has successfully completed a Dual Enrollment course (as indicated on the student’s transcript from the sending school) and otherwise meets the requirements of the Dual Enrollment Program may be allowed to participate in the Dual Enrollment Program upon initial enrollment with the School; (6) Consulted with their guidance counselor about taking Dual Enrollment course(s) at UWF. b. Students eligible for Dual Enrollment courses shall: (1) Obtain and complete the following forms, which are available on the UWF web page: (a) UWF Dual Enrollment Application; and (b) UWF Dual Enrollment Approval Form (required for each semester of dual enrollment). (2) Return the completed forms, with required signatures, to the guidance counselor as soon as they are completed, but no later than the first day of classes; (3) Before registration, complete the online Mandatory Immunization Health History Form, and, if necessary, submit supporting documentation to: University of West Florida Student Health Services Building 960 00000 Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxx. PensacolaXxxxxxxxx, FL 32514 XX 00000 Phone: 000-0000 FAX: 000-0000 (4) Communicate with the guidance counselor to complete the course registration process; (5) Purchase a UWF Nautilus Card and, if necessary, a UWF parking decal; and (6) Refer to the Office of the Registrar web page for registration dates and deadlines.

Dual Enrollment Program. The Dual Enrollment Program provides postsecondary learning opportunities for qualified eligible students through the effective use of the University’s courses, services, and resources. a. Students are eligible to participate in Dual Enrollment if they have met the requirements of Section 1007.271, Florida Statutes, including any alternative methods, as identified in Florida Department of Education rules, for demonstrating achievement in college-level communication and computation skills, and are approved by their School District representative(s) to have: (1) Attained a grade level of at least sixth through twelfth; (2) Earned a minimum of no less than three high school core academic credits; (3) Achieved and maintained a minimum high school unweighted core academic grade point average (GPA) of 3.00 each semester; (4) Have a minimum test score of: • 24 on the SAT-Reading, 24 on the SAT-Mathematics, and 25 on the Writing/Language OR • 17 on the ACT-E, 19 on the ACT-R, and 19 on the ACT-M OR • 106 on the PERT Reading, 114 on the PERT Math, and 103 on the PERT English (5) Enrolled in a public school within the School District for one full semester prior to participating in Dual Enrollment. A transfer student that has successfully completed a Dual Enrollment course (as indicated on the student’s transcript from the sending school) and otherwise meets the requirements of the Dual Enrollment Program may be allowed to participate in the Dual Enrollment Program upon initial enrollment with the SchoolSchool District; (6) Consulted with their guidance counselor about taking Dual Enrollment course(s) at UWF. b. Students eligible for Dual Enrollment courses shall: (1) Obtain and complete the following forms, which are available on the UWF web page: (a) UWF Dual Enrollment Application; and (b) UWF Dual Enrollment Approval Form (required for each semester of dual enrollment). (2) Return the completed forms, with required signatures, to the guidance counselor as soon as they are completed, but no later than the first day of classes; (3) Before registration, complete the online Mandatory Immunization Health History Form, and, if necessary, submit supporting documentation to: University of West Florida Student Health Services Building 960 00000 Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxx. Pensacola, FL 32514 Phone: 000-0000 FAX: 000-0000 (4) Communicate with the guidance counselor to complete the course registration process; (5) Purchase a UWF Nautilus Card and, if necessary, a UWF parking decal; and (6) Refer to the Office of the Registrar web page for registration dates and deadlines.

Dual Enrollment Program. The Dual Enrollment Program provides postsecondary learning opportunities for qualified eligible students through the effective use of the University’s courses, services, and resources. a. Students are eligible to participate in Dual Enrollment if they have met the requirements of Section 1007.271, Florida Statutes, including any alternative methods, as identified in Florida Department of Education rules, for demonstrating achievement in college-level communication and computation skills, and are approved by their School District representative(s) to have: (1) Attained a grade level of at least sixth through twelfth; (2) Earned a minimum of no less than three high school core academic credits; (3) Achieved and maintained a minimum high school unweighted core academic grade point average (GPA) of 3.00 each semester; (4) Have a minimum test score of: • 24 on the SAT-Reading, 24 on the SAT-Mathematics, and 25 on the Writing/Language OR • 17 on the ACT-E, 19 on the ACT-R, and 19 on the ACT-M OR • 106 on the PERT Reading, 114 on the PERT Math, and 103 on the PERT English (5) Enrolled in a public school within the School District for one full semester prior to participating in Dual Enrollment. A transfer student that has successfully completed a Dual Enrollment course (as indicated on the student’s transcript from the sending school) and otherwise meets the requirements of the Dual Enrollment Program may be allowed to participate in the Dual Enrollment Program upon initial enrollment with the SchoolSchool District; (6) Consulted with their guidance counselor about taking Dual Enrollment course(s) at UWF. b. Students eligible for Dual Enrollment courses shall: (1) Obtain and complete the following forms, which are available on the UWF web page: (a) UWF Dual Enrollment Application; and (b) UWF Dual Enrollment Approval Form (required for each semester of dual enrollment). (2) Return the completed forms, with required signatures, to the guidance counselor as soon as they are completed, but no later than the first day of classes; (3) Before registration, complete the online Mandatory Immunization Health History Form, and, if necessary, submit supporting documentation to: University of West Florida Student Health Services Building 960 000 00000 Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxx. Pensacola, FL 32514 Phone: 000-0000 FAX: 000-0000 (4) Communicate with the guidance counselor to complete the course registration process; (5) Purchase a UWF Nautilus Card and, if necessary, a UWF parking decal; and (6) Refer to the Office of the Registrar web page for registration dates and deadlines.

Dual Enrollment Program. The Dual Enrollment Program provides postsecondary learning opportunities for qualified eligible students through the effective use of the University’s courses, services, and resources. a. Students are eligible to participate in Dual Enrollment if they have met the requirements of Section §1007.271, Florida StatutesF.S., including any alternative methods, as identified in Florida Department of Education rules, for demonstrating achievement in college-level communication and computation skills, and are approved by their School District representative(s) to have: (1) Attained a grade level of at least sixth through twelfth; (2) Earned a minimum of no less than three high school core academic credits; (3) Achieved and maintained a minimum high school unweighted core academic grade point average (GPA) of 3.00 each semester; (4) Have a minimum test score of: • 24 510 on the SATrSAT Evidence-Reading, 24 Based Reading & Writing and 500 on the SAT-Mathematics, and 25 on the Writing/Language rSAT Mathematics OR • 17 18 on the ACT-E, 19 on the ACT-R, and 19 20 on the ACT-M OR • 106 on the PERT Reading, 114 115 on the PERT Math, and 103 on the PERT English; (5) Enrolled in a public school within the School District for one full semester prior to participating in Dual Enrollment. A transfer student that has successfully completed a Dual Enrollment course (as indicated on the student’s transcript from the sending school) and otherwise meets the requirements of the Dual Enrollment Program may be allowed to participate in the Dual Enrollment Program upon initial enrollment with the SchoolSchool District; (6) Consulted with their guidance counselor about taking Dual Enrollment course(s) at UWF. b. Students eligible for Dual Enrollment courses shall: (1) Obtain and complete the following forms, which are available on the UWF web page: (a) UWF Dual Enrollment Application; and (b) UWF Dual Enrollment Approval Form (required for each semester of dual enrollment). (2) Return the completed forms, with required signatures, to the guidance counselor as soon as they are completed, but no later than the first day of classes; (3) Before registration, complete the online Mandatory Immunization Health History Form, and, if necessary, submit supporting documentation to: University of West Florida Student Health Services Building 960 00000 Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxx. Pensacola, FL 32514 Phone: 000-0000 FAX: 000-0000 (4) Communicate with the guidance counselor to complete the course registration process; (5) Purchase a UWF Nautilus Card and, if necessary, a UWF parking decal; and (6) Refer to the Office of the Registrar web page for registration dates and deadlines.