UNF offers a limited number of dual enrollment courses. Home, public or private school students who plan to participate in dual enrollment should do so in close consultation with their high school guidance counselor to ensure the courses will either a) meet UNF general education requirements, b) meet prerequisite or lower division requirements for the student's intended major, or c) substitute for elective hours in the student's intended major. In addition, comparable high school courses should be unavailable, and the university must have space available in the requested class.

The Dual Enrollment Program at UNF is available to high school students enrolled in a home education program. The Dual Enrollment Program is in compliance with Florida Statute 232.02, which regulates home education programs. The appropriate district school superintendent or designee must verify that the student is participating in an approved education program. Home school students must meet the admission criteria outlined below in order to participate in dual enrollment at UNF.

Eligibility for participation in the Dual Enrollment program is set by written agreement between the school district and UNF.

To qualify for dual enrollment, a student must:

• complete the Dual Enrollment application available through the high school guidance counselor or UNF's Admissions Office
• have a 3.0 unweighted high school GPA or higher
• have at least 18 high school credits
• submit ACT or SAT-I scores taken within the last two years (minimum 24 ACT or 1100 SAT-I)
• satisfy any course prerequisites
• have permission from high school principal, counselor and parent as verified by signatures on the application
• submit a high school transcript and UNF health form
• register during open registration

Students admitted for Dual Enrollment will receive a waiver of fees for any course taken at UNF that can also be used for high school graduation.

For additional information, contact your high school guidance counselor.