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GPA requirement. Full documentation for the extenuating circumstances must be included with the student’s written request. If approved by the high school and school district, the request packet will then be sent to the Assistant Xxxx of Accelerated Learning. The Assistant Xxxx of Accelerated Learning will then review the request for final decision, according to the College’s guidelines regarding extenuating circumstances.
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GPA requirement. Code of Conduct: The Code of Conduct has been signed by all parties and is on file with the Chapter Adviser. Page 6.
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GPA requirement. Full documentation for the extenuating circumstances must be included with the student’s written request. If approved by the high school and school district, the request packet will then be sent to the Assistant Xxxx of Accelerated Learning. The Assistant Xxxx of Accelerated Learning will then review the request for final decision, according to College’s guidelines regarding extenuating circumstances. Initial Eligibility for Career Certificate Dual Enrollment (Postsecondary Adult Vocational, PSAV) Career Certificates As indicated in Florida Statutes, Chapter 1007.271(3), and the Statement of Standards S1, Grade Point Average, any student enrolling in dual enrollment career-level coursework must have a minimum of a cumulative unweighted high school grade point average of 2.0000 for technical (career) certificate courses. Students pursuing a 24-credit regular high school diploma, through adult education, and who will not have reached their twenty-second birthday by the last day of class in a particular term, are eligible to enroll in dual enrollment courses on PHSC's campuses.
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GPA requirement. You must maintain a Cumulative GPA of 3.25 or above at all times. If your cumulative GPA falls below 3.25, you should consider yourself on Honors Probation. While on Honors Probation you can still participate in all Honors activities. But you only have one semester to regain full eligibility by pulling your cumulative GPA back up to at least 3.25. However, if your Cumulative GPA is below 3.25 for two consecutive semesters, you will be removed from the Honors Program roster. • Students that have been removed from the Honors Program are not eligible to participate in any event designed just for members. Students who have been removed from the Honors Program may reapply as soon their cumulative GPA returns to 3.25 along with an interview with the Interim Director and two Letters of Recommendation. • Students should maintain a copy of the signed Agreement and familiarize themselves with the expectations. Mandatory Meeting Attendance. • Attending regularly scheduled meetings that are on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month unless informed otherwise. • If for some reason you’re not able to attend the meetings, please email us at xxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxx.xxx with an explanation of why you aren’t able to attend the meeting. • STEM Scholars will be reported absent to Xx. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx or Xx. Xxxxxxx Xxxxx for missed meetings. • Excessive absences (4) will result in dismissal from the Honors Program • Honors scholars will receive a warning prior to dismissal from the Program. If an Honors scholar is dismissed from the program for excessive absences, they may be reinstated on probationary basis. Membership Dues: Freshmen $35 one time or $10 per year Sophomores $20 for one-time Juniors $15 for one-time Seniors $10 for one-time All dues must be paid by September 29, 2023 Campus and Community Involvement. Students must also participate in at least three campus or community service events per semester.
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GPA requirement. Applicants will be required to maintain a minimum GPA of 3.3. The fellowship will be terminated if the applicant’s GPA falls below 3.3 at the conclusion of any term.
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GPA requirement. Full documentation for the extenuating circumstances must be included with the student’s written request. If approved by the high school and school district, the request packet will then be sent to Assistant Xxxx of Accelerated Learning. The Assistant Xxxx of Accelerated Learning will then review the request for final decision, according to College’s guidelines regarding extenuating circumstances. The HCSB and PBSC mutually agree to extend dual enrollment participation for 12th grade students who do not meet all statutory eligibility requirements. The student must be: • High School Dual Enrollment age-eligible • Have a 3.0 unweighted high school GPA. • Attempt all portions of the PERT (or an appropriate placement test equivalent) before registration and after the course concludes. These students are eligible to take SLS1501 and/or HSC2531 at the high school campuses only. Initial Eligibility for Career Certificate Dual Enrollment (Postsecondary Adult Vocational, PSAV) Career Certificates As indicated in Florida Statutes, Chapter 1007.271(3), and the Statement of Standards S1, Grade Point Average, any student enrolling in dual enrollment career-level coursework must have a minimum of a cumulative unweighted high school grade point average of 2.0000 for technical (career) certificate courses. Students pursuing a 24-credit regular high school diploma, through adult education, and who will not have reached their twenty-second birthday by the last day of class in a particular term, are eligible to enroll in dual enrollment courses on PHSC's campuses. Exceptions to Statutorily Mandated Admissions Criteria – Career Certificate Courses A middle school GPA of 3.0000 is acceptable for enrollment in career certificate courses. Application, Registration Forms and Processes Prior to applying to PHSC, dual enrollment students must meet with their high school counselor to confirm that they meet eligibility requirements for the dual enrollment program. Application Deadline: Students wishing to take dual enrollment courses at the high school campus, PHSC campuses, or through distance education (online) must submit the online application by August 5, 2024 for Fall, December 12, 2024 for Spring, and May 5, 2025 for Summer. Late applications will not be accepted except under extenuating circumstances (i.e., late change in schools) and may be made only when approved by the Superintendent of Schools or district designee and the PHSC Vice President, Chief Academic Officer, or de...
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GPA requirement. Full documentation for the extenuating circumstances must be included with the student’s written request. If approved by the high school and school district, the request packet will then be sent to the Associate Director of Dual Enrollment. The Associate Director of Dual Enrollment will then review the request and forward to the Executive Vice President of Academic Affairs/College Xxxxxxx for final decision, according to College’s guidelines regarding extenuating circumstances.
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GPA requirement. Full documentation for the extenuating circumstances must be included with the student’s written request. If approved by the high school and school district, the request packet will then be sent to the Associate Director of Dual Enrollment. The Associate Director of Dual Enrollment will then review the request and forward to the Executive Vice President of Academic Affairs/College Xxxxxxx for final decision, according to College’s guidelines regarding extenuating circumstances. Initial Eligibility for Career Certificate Dual Enrollment (Postsecondary Adult Vocational, PSAV) Career Certificates As indicated in Florida Statutes, Chapter 1007.271(3), and the Statement of Standards S1, Grade Point Average, any student enrolling in dual enrollment career-level coursework must have a minimum of a cumulative unweighted high school grade point average of 2.0000 for technical (career) certificate courses. Students pursuing a 24-credit regular high school diploma, through adult education, and who will not have reached their twenty-second birthday by the last day of class in a particular term, are eligible to enroll in dual enrollment courses on PHSC's campuses.
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