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This document outlines the articulation agreement between North Florida College and various private schools for the dual enrollment program for the 2024-2025 academic year, detailing eligibility requirements, enrollment processes, course offerings, and policies for participating students.

How to fill out dual enrollment articulation agreement

How to fill out dual enrollment articulation agreement

1. Obtain the dual enrollment articulation agreement form from your school or the institution offering dual enrollment.
2. Read the instructions carefully to understand the requirements and sections to fill out.
3. Complete your personal information, including your name, address, and contact details.
4. Provide information about your current school, such as the school's name and your grade level.
5. List the courses you wish to enroll in, along with the corresponding course codes and descriptions.
6. Review any prerequisites for the courses and ensure you meet the requirements.
7. Obtain necessary signatures from your school counselor or advisor, if required.
8. Submit the completed articulation agreement to the designated office at your school or the college.

Who needs dual enrollment articulation agreement?

1. High school students looking to earn college credits while still enrolled in high school.
2. Students aiming to enhance their academic portfolio for college applications.
3. Individuals who wish to explore college-level coursework in advance.

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What is dual enrollment articulation agreement?

A dual enrollment articulation agreement is a formal partnership between high schools and colleges that allows high school students to enroll in college courses for credit while still completing their high school education.

Who is required to file dual enrollment articulation agreement?

Typically, high schools and postsecondary institutions that wish to offer dual enrollment programs must file a dual enrollment articulation agreement.

How to fill out dual enrollment articulation agreement?

To fill out a dual enrollment articulation agreement, institutions must collaborate to complete the required documentation, including details about the courses, eligibility criteria, and the roles and responsibilities of each party.

What is the purpose of dual enrollment articulation agreement?

The purpose of a dual enrollment articulation agreement is to provide a structured framework that facilitates the enrollment of high school students in college courses, ensuring that credit is transferable and aligning curriculum between the institutions.

What information must be reported on dual enrollment articulation agreement?

Information that must be reported includes the specific courses offered, the academic standards required for students, credit transfer policies, and any associated costs or fees.