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Dual Enrollment

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FLVS Full Time Dual Enrollment

High schools must have an agreement in place with state colleges/universities for their students to be permitted to take coursework. Each dual enrollment provider will have its own set of requirements, including unweighted GPA, college placement testing, and registration steps.

Please note: New students are not eligible for dual enrollment during their first semester with Florida Virtual High School due to registration deadlines.

Learn about FLVS Flex Homeschool Dual Enrollment.

Dual Enrollment Providers

  • Students must be a high school junior or senior
  • Students can take a maximum of two college courses each semester
  • Unweighted 3.6 GPA
  • College placement scores on PSAT, SAT, or ACT
    • PSAT 1130 (combined)
    • SAT 1100 (combined)
    • ACT 22 (composite)

Please note: PERT Testing cannot be used for University of Florida dual enrollment eligibility.

College Placement Scores on PERT, ACT or SAT

PERT

Reading
106
Writing
103
Math
114

ACT

Reading
19
English
17
Math
19

SAT

Reading
24
Writing / Critical Reading
25
Math
24

Math: These are the minimum scores for MAT 1033. Higher scores are required for some classes, including MAC 1105 College Algebra.

Alternative test scores and other ways to meet requirements (including PSAT, CLT, some high school grades, and AP or AICE exam scores) vary from college to college. Some courses may be permitted without passing scores in all test sections. For full eligibility, contact your school counselor.

Testing Information

  • PERT: Daytona State College, Indian River State College, and Polk State College offer online PERT testing to our applicants. You may also be able to test in person at your local 2-year college. Contact that college's testing department for details.
  • ACT: Test fee required. Register for the ACT
  • SAT: Test fee required. Register for the SAT

FLVS CEEB code (school code): 102414

FLVS Full Time High School students get more detailed information about programs, eligibility, the application process, and deadlines each term through school announcements and the school counselor website.