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DUAL ENROLLMENT

NOTE there is a computer version given on BOTH WARRINGTON AND 9th AVE Campuses....
...a PAPER VERSION IS Given at NAS (453-7526). Appointments are needed to take the test.
THE CPT TEST is required for all PJC students PRIOR to enrolling in any classes.

DUAL ENROLLMENT College Placement test Practice:
The PJC Library on College Blvd PNS has a practice booklet at the reserve desk.
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Details of Dual Enrollment at PJC

PENSACOLA JUNIOR COLLEGE MAIN SITE

Dual Enrollment at PJC

Who's eligible?
Any public, private or home-schooled junior or senior with a GPA of 3.0 (for college classes) or 2.0 (for vocational training) and an appropriate score on a college placement test are eligible to be dually enrolled.

What are the advantages of being dually enrolled in high school and college?

You get a head start on a quality college education
Credits earned transfer to any Florida public college or university and most out of state universities
You get to earn high school credit and college credit at the same time
You get college textbooks at no cost, if you are a public school student
Tuition and lab fees are covered for all dual enrollment students
You have access to college resources, facilities, services and highly qualified teaching faculty

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UNIVERSITY OF WEST FLORIDA MAIN SITE

UWF Early Admission 2002
The University provides an opportunity to outstanding high school students for entry into the University as a full-time degree-seeking student upon completion of the 11th grade. The following guidelines are used to consider these students:

A.	sufficient maturity as evidenced by age at the time of admission and written recommendations substantiating the candidate's maturity;
B.	a 3.5 or better high school average in the academic subjects;
C.	a minimum score of 1200 on the SAT or 26 on the ACT;
D.	sufficient strength in the academic units evidenced by a review of the high school transcript;
E.	evidence of a lack of curricular opportunity in the existing high school setting; and
F.	two letters of recommendation, one of which must be from the principal or the representative of the principal.
G.	Students applying for early admission from a nontraditional setting (e.g., home schooling) must provide an official evaluation from an educational agency (county school board) documenting that the applicant has completed the equivalent of 11th grade.

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