High School Dual Enrollment

The links below will help you navigate through specific information and instructions.

• Apply for Dual Enrollment
  • Application Deadlines
  • New Student Application
  • Returning Student Application
• Eligibility Requirements
• Registering for Classes
  • Registration Dates
  • Course Restrictions and Registration Policies
  • Prepare for Registration
  • Register for Classes
• Textbooks and Fees
• Grades and Transcripts
• Helpful Tools and Links
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Contact Us

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What is Dual Enrollment? Dual Enrollment is a program that allows eligible high school students to earn credit toward high school graduation and future college degree programs. Credits earned through Dual Enrollment will be applied to the student’s high school transcript and FAU transcript.

Apply for FAU Dual Enrollment

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Application Deadlines

Eligibility for Dual Enrollment at FAU is determined on a term-by-term basis. Applications for both new and returning students are required each semester. All application materials must be submitted by the listed deadline in order to participate in the program.

Applications that are incomplete or submitted after the deadline cannot be processed.

 

New Student Application

If you have not previously taken courses at FAU as a Dual Enrollment student, then you will need to submit a New Student Application. The necessary forms are listed below (numbers 1-4). All listed materials must be completed and submitted by the application deadline in order for you to participate in the program. If you are having trouble completing the application requirements, please email hsdual@fau.edu for assistance.

We recommend submitting the application paperwork in advance of the deadline in case there are any issues with your application. If you wait until the day before the deadline, you may run into issues getting the necessary signatures in time. Applications that are late due to missing signatures will not be accepted.

New Student Application:

1. Online Registration Form (Non-Degree Application)
2. Permission Form (complete one of the following)
   Palm Beach County Public School Students
   Broward County Public School Students
   Non-Public, Private, and Home Education Students
3. Proof of current high school GPA
4. Proof of eligible test scores (within two years of the start of the semester)

Applications that are submitted late or incomplete cannot be processed.

Eligibility for Dual Enrollment at FAU is determined on a term-by-term basis. If you apply but are not admitted into the program, you must submit another New Student Application. Application materials cannot "roll over" to a future term.

Please check your email regularly. All information and updates regarding your application will be sent via email.

Returning Student Application

Eligibility for Dual Enrollment at FAU is determined on a term-by-term basis. Applications for both new and returning students are required each semester. If you have already taken courses at FAU as a Dual Enrollment student, then you will need to submit a Returning Student Application by the posted deadline in order to register for another semester.

If you are having trouble completing the application requirements, please email hsdual@fau.edu for assistance. We recommend submitting the application paperwork in advance of the deadline in case there are any issues with your application. If you wait until the day before the deadline, you may run into issues getting the necessary signatures in time. Applications that are late due to missing signatures will not be accepted.

Returning Student Application:

1. Permission Form (complete one of the following)
   Palm Beach County Public School Students
   Broward County Public School Students
   Non-Public, Private, and Home Education Students
2. Proof of current high school GPA
   • a) Must have earned a C (2.0) or better in each FAU course
   • b) Must have maintained a 3.0 unweighted high school GPA

Applications that are submitted late or incomplete cannot be processed.

Please check your FAU email regularly. All information and updates regarding your application will be sent via email.

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Eligibility Requirements

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To be eligible for the Dual Enrollment program at FAU, you must meet all of the following requirements and submit the application materials by the deadline:

1. Enrolled in grades 6-12 in either a Palm Beach or Broward County public high school, home education program, or approved private school
2. Receive approval from your high school (via the signed Permission Form)
3. Have at least a 3.0 unweighted cumulative high school GPA
4. Have completed at least 4 high school credits, with 1 credit in English and 1 in math
5. Take the ACT, SAT, Accuplacer, or PERT and achieve all of the minimum scores on any one test (listed below). Scores from different tests cannot be mixed and matched.

*For information on scheduling a test, please visit The FAU Testing and Evaluation website

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Registering for Classes

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Registration Dates

Term	Registration Opens**	Classes Start**
Spring 2022	Monday, January 3, 2022	Saturday, January 8, 2022
Summer 2022	Monday, May 9, 2022	Saturday, May 14, 2022
Fall 2022	Monday, August 15, 2022	Saturday, August 20, 2022

As a student at FAU, there are other important dates that you must be aware of, such as the last day to pay fees, the last day of drop/add, and the last day to withdraw with a “W”. Please check the Academic Calendar for these and other important dates and deadlines.

Course Restrictions and Registration Policies

Fall and Spring
Dual Enrollment students may register for a maximum of 8 credit hours within the full term. Students are not eligible to register for part of term classes.

Summer
Dual Enrollment students may register for a maximum of 4 credit hours. Students are eligible to register for courses in any part of term.

General Guidelines
Dual Enrollment students may not register for:

1. Courses that are less than three credits without a corresponding lecture/lab
2. Courses that are pass/fail or satisfactory/unsatisfactory
3. Directed independent study courses
4. Study abroad courses
5. Graduate level courses
6. Courses for which prerequisites have not been met
   
   • FAU does not record test scores or transcripts for Dual Enrollment students. If you believe you already meet a prerequisite due to exam credit or another college course (not taken at FAU), then you must request overrides directly from the department over the course.

Dual Enrollment students are only permitted to register for four courses within the College of Business

1. ECO 2013 – Macroeconomics
2. ECO 2023 – Microeconomics
3. GEB 2011 – Introduction to Business
4. ISM 2000 – Information Systems Fundamentals

Any class that you register for must be listed on your Permission Form. Updated Permission Forms can be submitted until the last day of drop/add. After drop/add is over, you will be dropped from any classes that are not listed on your Permission Form.

If you withdraw from a course after the drop/add deadline, you will no longer be eligible to participate in Dual Enrollment at FAU.

Prepare for Registration

As a dual enrollment student, you will register yourself for classes once registration opens. Before registering, you must resolve any prerequisites and/or permission requirements.

Check to see if a class has any restrictions by clicking on the course title (either within the Searchable Schedule or on your MyFAU registration page). You should get a pop-up box that has multiple tabs with detailed information about the course. Select the "Prerequisites" or “Restrictions” tab to see what the course requires before you can register. If there are restrictions listed that you do not meet, you will need to reach out to the department or instructor in order to request registration access. Registration permission is not guaranteed for classes in which you do not meet the listed requirements.

If you are planning on taking a math class, you must first take the ALEKS placement test and achieve the minimum scores. For more information, please contact the FAU Testing Center.

Course selections must be approved by your high school. The signed Permission Form is how high schools indicate approval. We recommend listing alternative courses on this form in case your first choice is not available. If you register for courses that are not listed on your signed Permission Form, you will have until the last day of drop/add to submit an updated Permission Form. After this date, you will be dropped from any courses that are not on your Permission Form.

The following resources may assist you in course selection:

FAU Course Schedules Searchable Schedule - To search by course, keywords and departments Curriculum sheets by major Florida Department of Education High School Subject Area Equivalency List

Register for Classes

Once registration opens, you can log in to your MyFAU page and access the registration site. After logging in, the follow these steps:

1. Select FAU Self Service
2. Select Student Services
3. Select Registration
4. Select Registration (Add or Drop Classes)
5. Click on the box that says “Click Here for Registration”
6. Select Register for Classes
7. Select the term that you want to register for and click Continue
8. After searching for classes, select the Add Course button
9. In the registration summary section, the course should list "Pending" and "Web Registered"
10. To add the course, select Submit at the bottom right

For detailed registration steps and video walkthroughs, please review the Registration Info page. Additional information about course registration can be found on the FAQ page, and Common Registration Issues and Solutions(registration errors) page.

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Textbooks and Fees

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Student Fees

Tuition, registration, and lab fees are waived for Dual Enrollment students. However, all students are responsible for the following fees:

• Owl Card
  • $10.00 one-time student ID card fee
  • Assessed in the student's first semester of enrollment
• Transportation Access Fee (TAF)
  • All FAU students are responsible for paying this fee each semester they enroll, whether or not they park on campus
  • For current costs please visit: The Controller's Office Tuition Breakdown
• Additional fees that may be incurred by the student
  • Ex: library fines, parking tickets, owl card replacements, late registration or payments fees, etc.

 

Textbook Vouchers

Please make sure your course selections are final before purchasing books.

 

Palm Beach County Public School Students:
Obtain a book voucher from your High School Guidance Counselor and take the completed form, along with a copy of your course schedule, to Booksmart.

• “I-clickers” and electronic codes may not be covered by the book vouchers.
• Book vouchers may not be offered in the Summer term.

Broward County Public School Students:
Fill in the textbook information on your signed Permission Form and bring it, along with a copy of your course schedule, to the University Bookstore .

• “I-clickers” and electronic codes may not be covered by the book vouchers.
• Book vouchers may not be offered in the Summer term.

Non-Public, Private, Charter, or Home Education Students
When your schedule is finalized, send an email stating so to hsdual@fau.edu. If sent during the drop/add period, please note that any schedule changes after this email will need to be processed through the dual enrollment office.

If your courses are eligible, you will receive an approval email reply; take this email (printed or on your phone) with a copy of your schedule and your Z number to the University Bookstore.

• “I-clickers” and electronic codes may not be covered by the book vouchers.
• Book vouchers may not be offered in the Summer term.

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Grades and Transcripts

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Final grades are automatically sent to each high school at the end of every semester. Grades earned through Dual Enrollment will be applied to both your high school and FAU record (transcript).

If you need a copy of your official FAU transcript for college applications, admissions, or any other purpose, you must order them online through your MyFAU account. Please be aware that there is a $10 fee per copy.

To order your official FAU transcript: Log in to MyFAU Select FAU Self-Service Select Student Services Click on Student Reords Select Request Official Transcript Follow the instructions on the individual pages
All grades, including a “W” for withdrawal, become a part of your permanent college transcript and may affect subsequent postsecondary admission. Earning a low grade or a “W” in a Dual Enrollment course may result in difficulty meeting future college admissions requirements and financial aid/scholarship qualifications. If you withdraw from a course after the drop/add deadline, or receive a C- or lower, you will no longer be eligible to participate in Dual Enrollment at FAU. Please note that your grade on the FAU transcript determines dual enrollment eligibility. If your school does not issue “+” and “-“ grades, the FAU grade will supersede your high school’s grade.

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Helpful Tools and Links

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Registration information:

• Searchable Schedule
  • Search for classes offered each semester by course, keywords, and departments
• Curriculum sheets by major
  • View course requirements for each major at FAU
• FLDOE High School Subject Area Equivalency List
  • General guidelines on transferring credits from college to high school

General University information:

• Academic Calendar
  • View important dates and deadlines for each semester
• University Catalog
  • View University guidelines and course information
• FAU Student Handbook
  • Access information pertaining to all students at FAU

Other Links:

• Apply to FAU
  • Get more information on the Freshman application process and important dates
  • Tour the Campus (in-person or virtual)
• MyFAU App
  • Download the mobile app for account access, campus maps, notifications, etc.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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• Before Registration:
  • How do I submit the Dual Enrollment application?

    The New Student Dual Enrollment application consists of four parts. Please see the section Apply for Dual Enrollment above for details on the application paperwork. The Online Registration Form will require you to create an account and submit information online. Once this is completed, you can submit the remaining application paperwork via email as PDF attachments to hsdual@fau.edu. If you are a Returning Dual Enrollment Student, you will need to submit a new Permission Form and updated proof of GPA.

    All application paperwork for new and returning students must be received by the deadline date each semester in order to participate in Dual Enrollment. Late or incomplete applications cannot be processed.

  • Do I have to check my FAU email address?

    YES! Once you are admitted into the program, all communication from FAU will be sent to your FAU email address ONLY. You can set your FAU email to be forwarded to another email account if you wish, but you should always communicate with FAU faculty and staff from your official FAU email account. Important reminders and deadlines will be sent to this account, so it is important that you check it regularly. Ultimately, you are responsible for any information sent to your FAU email account.

  • I want to take a math class at FAU. Do I need to take the ALEKS placement test?

    If you do not already have college-level mathematics coursework on your FAU record, then you must take the ALEKS before you can register for a math class. You should not take the ALEKS until after you have submitted a complete Dual Enrollment application and received confirmation that you have been admitted into the program. The ALEKS must be taken within one year of the start of the semester in which you plan to take a math class. It is recommend that you take the ALEKS at least three days before registration opens for the semester. For detailed information on the test, please see the ALEKS webpage.

  • How can I see if there are any holds on my account?
    1. Log in to your MyFAU Account
    2. Select FAU Self Service
    3. Select Student Service
    4. Select Student Records
    5. Select View Holds

    
    The system will display any holds on your account and indicate which office to contact in order to resolve the hold or to receive more information on it.
• During Registration:
  • Where can I see what courses are available?

    You can access the Searchable Schedule to search for classes offered each semester. If a class is not listed on the schedule then it is not being offered for the term

  • How do I register for courses?

    You will be able to register yourself online through your MyFAU account once the registration period opens. You will receive an email with information on how to log in and register for classes once your completed Dual Enrollment application has been processed. Detailed registration steps and video walkthroughs are also located on our Registration Info page. Always pay attention to the last day of drop/add for the term and make sure any changes to your schedule are completed by that date to avoid late fees and unintended course grades.

  • Can I register for a class that is not on my Permission Form?

    Yes, but you will need to submit a new Permission Form with the class listed on it. You will have until the last day of drop/add for the term to adjust your registration and submit a finalized Permission Form. Any new Permission Forms must be filled out completely and have all required signatures. If you are registered for any courses that are not on a signed Permission Form, then you will be dropped from the class(es) after drop/add ends.

  • The class I want to register for is full. What can I do?

    Keep trying! Many students make schedule adjustments throughout the drop/add period (first week of classes) so there is always a chance that space may open up. If a class has a waitlist option, you should add yourself to it. If space opens in the class, you will be notified through your FAU email account.

    You may also want to speak with your guidance counselor about adding some back-up course options. If you’re adding more course options, you can submit additional signed Permission Forms via email to hsdual@fau.edu until the last day of drop/add.

  • How does the Waitlist work and how can I add myself to it?

    Some classes have a Waitlist option. If this is available, you can add yourself to it and thereby “save” your place in line in case a seat opens up. If a spot opens, you will receive an email to your FAU email account and you will have a limited amount of time to login and register yourself for the class. For detailed steps, please see the Registration Info page.

  • I’m getting an error message when I try to register for a course. How do I fix it?

    There are multiple messages that you may receive when attempting to register. Please review the list of common messages from the Issues and Solutions page and follow the directions on resolving the error.

• After Registration:
  • How can I view/print my course schedule?
    1. Log in to your MyFAU Account
    2. Click FAU Self Service
    3. Click Student Services
    4. Click Registration
    5. Click Registration(Add or Drop Classes)
    6. Click on the box that says "Click Here for Registration"
    7. Select View Registration Information
    8. View the term in question and click on the print icon
  • How do I pay my fees?
    1. Log in to yourMyFAU Account
    2. Select FAU Self Service
    3. Select Student Services
    4. Select Student Account
    5. Click on Account Summary by Term (Pay Your Bill or Review Your Statement)

    Tuition, registration, and lab fees are waived, but you are still responsible for the one-time Owl Card fee and the recurring Transportation Access Fee. Additionally, you will be responsible for any other fees that you may incur, such as library fines, parking tickets, Owl Card replacements, late registration or payments fees, etc. Please be aware of the last day to pay fees for the term; you should have paid your fees by that date to avoid late payment charges.

• Other FAU Dual Enrollment Opportunities:
  • Where can I find information about the Engineering Scholars Program?

    Information is available here: www.dessa.fau.edu/esp.php

  • Where can I find information about the Pine Jog Climate READY Program?

    Information is available here: http://www.pinejog.fau.edu/student-programs/climate-ready.php

  • Where can I find information about the about the Barb Schmidt Fellowship?

    Information is available here: http://www.fau.edu/artsandletters/college-initiatives/barb-schmidt-fellowship/

Contact Us

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HS Dual Enrollment Coordinator: Tim Mullen
777 Glades Road
Boca Raton, FL 33431
Phone: 561-297-2009
Fax: 561-297-2756
Email:  hsdual@fau.edu