St. Petersburg College
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DUAL ENROLLMENT (DE)
Fall Deadline: The last day of school
Fall Registration Information and Directions Page: https://www.pcsb.org/Page/37817
Spring Deadline: December 5
Spring Registration Information and Directions Page: https://www.pcsb.org/Page/35934
Summer Deadline: April 30
Summer Registration Information and Directions Page: https://www.pcsb.org/Page/39958
Dual Enrollment (DE) is a part-time program whereby students attend college courses at SPC or at their high school to earn credits toward fulfilling high school graduation requirements, while earning credits toward a college degree.-
PERT - Make a Testing Appointment
- Have your 7 digit SPC Student ID number ready (this is NOT your Pinellas County School ID number).
- If you don't have one, apply to SPC using the High School Programs Student option.
- Have your 7 digit SPC Student ID number ready (this is NOT your Pinellas County School ID number).
Approved Course List - Use this matrix to see which Dual Enrollment courses you are eligible for.EARLY COLLEGE PROGRAM (ECP)
ECP Priority Deadline: January 10
ECP Final Deadline: February 10Early College (ECP) is a full-time program whereby students spend their junior and senior years attending all classes at SPC campuses to work toward simultaneously obtaining a high school diploma from their assigned school and an Associate in Arts degree from SPC.
Early College Checklist (application link is in the checklist)
- You MUST upload a PDF copy of your test scores to the application for it to be considered complete.
- The application cannot be saved. Be sure to have your scores ready before you begin the application.
Please note that in order to be eligible for Early College, students must complete the following courses:
- Geometry
- Biology
- World History
- Personal Financial Literacy
- HOPE
EARLY ADMISSION (EA)
EA Priority Deadline: January 10
EA Final Deadline: February 10Early Admission (EA) is a full-time program whereby Pinellas County public school students spend their senior year attending all classes at SPC campuses, completing high school graduation requirements while earning credits toward a college degree.
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