Advantages of Dual Enrollment

• Guaranteed acceptance to FSU (as long as academic standards are maintained and financial obligations are met).
• Able to work on the Associate's and Bachelor's degrees simultaneously.
• Earn both the Associate's and Bachelor's degrees in as little as four years.
• Able to transfer a greater number of credit hours to FSU than any other 4-year public institution.
• Classes taken at both institutions covered as long as you are eligible for financial aid.
• Tuition may be less as more courses may be taken at the community college and through distance learning at FSU.
• Advisors at both institutions.

Articulation vs. Dual Enrollment

Useful Links

• What is dual enrollment?
• Dual enrollment process
  (student is enrolled at community college)
• Dual enrollment process (student is enrolled at FSU)
• Current dual enrollment agreements
• Articulation Agreements
• Dual Enrollment Form (PFD fillable)
• Undergraduate Application Form
• Addendum to Application (must be completed and submitted with application)
• Dual enrollment contact persons (advisors)
• Dual enrollment contact persons (financial aid and business office)