IN DUAL ENROLLMENT Sample Clauses

The "IN DUAL ENROLLMENT" clause defines the terms and conditions under which a student may be simultaneously enrolled in two educational institutions, typically a high school and a college. This clause outlines eligibility requirements, the process for earning credits at both institutions, and any limitations or responsibilities placed on the student, such as maintaining a minimum GPA or adhering to both schools' codes of conduct. Its core practical function is to ensure that students and institutions clearly understand the rules governing dual enrollment, thereby facilitating a smooth academic experience and preventing misunderstandings about credit transfer or academic obligations.
IN DUAL ENROLLMENT. ‌ A. Established deadlines‌ Dual Enrollment student registration, course approval, enrollment, add/drop, and withdrawal must comply with all LSSC policies and deadlines as published in the LSSC Catalog & Student Handbook (▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇) and the LSSC Early College Programs website (▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/▇▇▇)..
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IN DUAL ENROLLMENT. Home education students must present evidence to LSSC that the home education program is in compliance with section (s.) 1002.41, Florida Statutes (F.S.). In order for LSSC to provide Dual Enrollment opportunities comparable to those for public school students, LSSC requires a declaration of student grade level upon entry to the Dual Enrollment program. It is not a statutory requirement that home education students present a transcript at the time of entry to the Dual Enrollment program; however there may be educational benefits to the student for sharing his or her education background. The term “umbrella school” is sometimes used to refer to a private school offering programs or services to enrolled students. If students are registered with a school listed in the Florida Private Schools Directory, they are considered private school students, not home education students. Home education students are eligible to dual enroll at LSSC for a maximum of six (6) semesters (including ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇) from the time they enter the program depending on their grade level. Students who will graduate from high school prior to completion of the postsecondary course may not register through Dual Enrollment. Once a graduation date is established on the LSSC Dual Enrollment Admissions Application and Lake and Sumter County Home Education Programs Verification form, the graduation date cannot be changed. After eligibility for Dual Enrollment expires, students must provide proof of high school graduation and matriculate to LSSC degree-seeking status. Dual Enrollment student registration, course approval, fee payment, enrollment, add/drop, and withdrawal must comply with all LSSC policies and deadlines as published in the LSSC Catalog & Student Handbook, LSSC webpage, and LSSC dual enrollment webpage. Dual Enrollment students have the same registration dates as traditional degree-seeking students. To apply for the Dual Enrollment program, applicants must meet the eligibility requirements as described in Florida Statutes, Section 1007.271. There is no admissions application fee for Dual Enrollment applicants. Once the LSSC Articulation and Interagency Agreement is submitted and eligibility is confirmed, LSSC Dual Enrollment staff will provide the home education student with LSSC Dual Enrollment admissions materials. These include: • LSSC Dual Enrollment Admissions Application • LSSC Test Referral Form • Home Education Course School Approval form • LSSC Lake County or Sumter County Home...
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IN DUAL ENROLLMENT. ‌ A. Established Deadlines‌ Dual enrollment students must meet registration, add/drop and withdrawal deadlines in compliance with College policies and the College’s academic calendar. B. Admission and Registration Process‌ Students must complete the following admission steps when dual enrolling for the first time in an EFSC course offered at an EFSC campus or at the high school: 1. Submit the online EFSC Application for Admission and official high school transcript. 2. Complete the online EFSC Dual Enrollment Orientation. 3. Submit college placement test scores or college approved Alternative Placement Measure (effective for Spring 2024 registration) if dual enrolling in college credit courses. 4. Complete the dual enrollment first-time advising appointment with an EFSC advisor if registering for an EFSC class for the first time. Each semester students taking a course at an EFSC campus or through EFSC online must: 1. Follow the Board’s school procedures to complete initial Dual Enrollment Registration process. 2. Follow the college procedures for submitting Dual Enrollment Registration. Students registering for courses offered at the college campus or through EFSC online shall also be responsible for: 1. Obtaining personal tools/materials required in selected college credit and vocational credit courses. 2. Paying the EFSC Wi-Fi Access Fee each enrollment term. 3. Purchasing a parking decal if driving to campus. 4. Paying user fees, fines, and parking tickets. 5. Paying the graduation application fee if applying for graduation. Each semester high schools offering an SLS 1101, CTE and/or academic dual enrollment course on site must: 1. Identify appropriate students for participation and ensure that they meet eligibility criteria. 2. Ensure all students have submitted the EFSC Application for Admission. 3. Submit to the college each students’ official high school transcript. 4. Complete the EFSC registration for each eligible student registered in the EFSC course section. 5. Ensure that ineligible students are not registered for the class under a high school course code. 6. Ensure all student applications, program course requirements and registration are completed within the first three weeks of the course start date.
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IN DUAL ENROLLMENT. Established deadlines
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IN DUAL ENROLLMENT. ESTABLISHED DEADLINES 6 ADMISSION APPLICATION FORMS 6 PERSON TO WHOM PARENTS AND/OR STUDENTS SUBMIT ADMISSIONS APPLICATION 6 MATERIALS RECOMMENDATIONS/SIGNATURES REQUIRED FOR PARTICIPATION IN DUAL 6 ENROLLMENT PROCESS BY WHICH STUDENTS REGISTER FOR COURSES 6 PROCESS BY WHICH STUDENTS WITHDRAW FOR COURSES 7 MAXIMUM COURSE LOADS 7 SECOND ATTEMPTS 7 GRADE FORGIVENESS 7 GRADES 7 STATUTORY ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS 9 HOME EDUCATION DUAL ENROLLMENT CONTINUED ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS 9 ADDITIONAL DUAL ENROLLMENT ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR EARLY ADMISSIONS 9 COMMON PLACEMENT TEST SCORES 9 ADVANCED PLACEMENT CREDIT 10 WEIGHTING OF DUAL ENROLLMENT COURSE GRADES 10 THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION STATEMENT OF TRANSFER GUARANTEES 10 ACADEMIC ADVISING 11 LSSC ACADEMIC EXPECTATIONS 11 HOME EDUCATION GUIDANCE SERVICES 12 FERPA GUIDELINES 12 ACADEMIC DEADLINES 12 PROCESS BY WHICH STUDENTS ADD/DROP COURSES 12 QUALIFICATIONS AND SELECTION OF INSTRUCTORS 13 ASSESSMENT OF INSTRUCTORS 13 STUDENT ELIGIBILITY SCREENING 13 PROCEDURES FOR COLLEGE READINESS TESTING AT COLLEGE SITE 13 ONGOING MONITORING FOR CONTINUED PARTICIPATION IN DUAL ENROLLMENT 13 STUDENT BEHAVIOR AND SUSPENSION/EXPULSION POLICY 13
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DCH or its Agent will issue a monthly notice of all Enrollments to the CMO plan. 2.3.3 If the Member does not choose a CMO plan within thirty (30) Calendar Days of being deemed eligible for GF, DCH or its Agent will Auto-Assign the individual to a CMO plan using the following algorithm: · If an immediate family member(s) of the Member is already enrolled in one CMO plan, the Member will be Auto-Assigned to that plan; · If there are no immediate family members already enrolled and the Member has a Historical Provider Relationship with a Provider, the Member will be Auto-Assigned to the CMO plan where the Provider is contracted; · If the Member does not have a Historical Provider Relationship with a Provider in any CMO plan, or the Provider contracts with all plans, the Member will be Auto-Assigned based on an algorithm determined by DCH that may include quality, cost, or other measures. 2.3.4 Enrollment, whether chosen or Auto-Assigned, will be effective at 12:01 a.m. on the first (1st) Calendar Day of the month following the Member selection or Auto-Assignment, for those Members assigned on or between the first (1st) and twenty-fourth (24th) Calendar Day of the month. 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Members who do not make a choice will be deemed to have chosen to remain with their current CMO plan. 2.3.12 In the event a temporary loss of eligibility has caused the Member to miss the annual Enrollment opportunity, DCH or its Agent will enroll the Member in the CMO plan in which he or she was enrolled prior to the loss of eligibility. The member will receive a new 60-calendar day notification period beginning the first day of the next month. 2.3.13 In accordance with current operations, the State will issue a Medicaid number to a newborn upon notification from the hospital, or other authorized Medicaid provider. 2.3.14 Upon notification from a CMO plan that a Member is an expectant mother, DCH or its Agent shall mail a newborn enrollment packet to the expectant mother. This packet shall include information that the newborn will be Auto-Assigned to the mother’s CMO plan and that she may, if she wants, select a PCP for her newborn prior to the birth by contacting her CMO plan. 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