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Early Admission Program. A student must enroll in a minimum of twelve
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Early Admission Program. A student must enroll in a minimum of twelve (12) college credit hours per semester or the equivalent to participate in the Early Admission Program. A student may not be required to enroll in more than fifteen (15) college credit hours per semester or the equivalent.
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Early Admission Program. Early Admission shall be a form of dual enrollment through which eligible first semester seniors may enroll at the College instead of their high school of attendance in courses that are creditable toward the high school diploma and the associate or baccalaureate degree or a vocational certificate. They are expected to adhere to Dual Enrollment/Early Admission Conduct Standards as a condition of participation in this program. Early admission students remain eligible to participate in all extra curricular and graduation activities at their high school of attendance in accordance with school district rules; Participation in the Early Admission Program will be limited to students who have completed their junior year. In addition, students must: 1. Present a minimum unweighted state cumulative GPA of 3.00 or higher, 2. Submit a high school transcript with 11th grade high school grades and the BCC Early Admission Application, 3. Meet state-mandated minimum test score requirements on all parts of the ACT, CPT, FELPT or SAT and the FCAT, 4. Complete the application process to the college if a first-time dual enrollment student, including attendance at a dual enrollment orientation and submission of the following: a) BCC Application for Admission, b) Test score information , and c) Any other required paperwork. 5. Have a record of good attendance, appropriate conduct and responsible behavior as verified by the high school, 6. Have completed all required courses for graduation with the exception of one credit in English, a .5 Performing Arts credit, a .5 credit in Economics and a .5 credit in American Government NOTE: Beginning with the graduating class of 2011, students must have completed all required courses for graduation with the exception of up to 1.0 high school credit each in English, Science, Social Studies and Math and a .5 credit in Performing Arts. 7. Complete any additional requirements established by the College and meet the Early Admission Application deadline Early admission students must meet with a BCC advisor for advisement, scheduling and registration purposes. Students must enroll in at least four courses total 12 credit hours or more per term and may enroll in only those courses that are creditable toward the high school diploma and an associate or baccalaureate degree or a vocational certificate. Students must earn a sufficient number of credit hours in appropriate courses each term to meet high school graduation requirements by the end of the...
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Early Admission Program. Early Admission is a form of dual enrollment through which eligible first semester seniors may enroll at the College instead of their high school of attendance in courses that are creditable toward the high school diploma and the associate or baccalaureate degree or a vocational certificate. Early admission students must enroll in a least four courses totaling 12 credit hours or more per term and earn a sufficient number of credit hours in appropriate courses each term to meet high school graduation requirements by the end of their senior year. The Board and College recommend students enroll in 5 courses. Students are expected to adhere to Dual Enrollment/Early Admission Conduct Standards as a condition of participation in this program. Early admission students remain eligible to participate in all extracurricular and graduation activities at their high school of attendance in accordance with school district rules. Participation in the Early Admission Program will be limited to students who have completed their junior year. In addition, students must:
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