Fall 2026 Registration

Eligible dual enrollment students should utilize the Fall 2026 PHSC DE Registration Worksheet to find important dates and to make plans for Summer dual enrollment coursework. In order for students to be able to register online during their assigned time, students and parents/guardians must meet the deadlines listed on the online registration worksheet. Below are a few important reminders when planning for Summer Dual Enrollment.

• Important Note: Students NEW to dual enrollment must submit the online application with a deadline of August 1, 2026.
  • New students need to have eligible test scores prior to applying.
  • Returning PHSC DE students do not need to complete another application.
• Dual Enrollment students can only take courses during Fall Term I (8/17 – 12/8).
• Dual Enrollment students cannot register for PHSC courses that conflict with their 26-27 high school schedule.
• The number of credit hours that can be accessed are:
  • Ninth grade students can take one course per semester (3-4 credit hours) The course can be at the high school campus or online at PHSC .fall (Term I), spring (Term II), and summer (Term III only).
  • Tenth grade students eligible to take dual enrollment classes may choose to enroll in up to seven (7) credit hours of their maximum course load in sections of courses offered at the high school campus or on PHSC campuses or online. 10th grade students can take up to 12 credit hours in the Fall and Spring semesters with written permission from their high school counselor or administrator.
  • Eleventh grade students eligible to take dual enrollment classes may enroll in a maximum course load of sixteen (16) credit hours in the fall (Term I) and spring (Term II) semesters and up to eight (8) credit hours in the summer semester (Term III only).
  • Twelfth grade students eligible to take dual enrollment classes may enroll in a maximum course load of sixteen (16) credit hours in the fall (Term I) and spring (Term II) semesters. They may take dual enrollment classes at the high school, on PHSC campuses, or online. They are not eligible to take dual enrollment classes in the summer of their graduating year.

• All DE students must complete the DE Online Orientation. Click here for more information on how to complete this.

If you have questions about the dual enrollment registration process, please contact your school counselor. For more information, please visit the PHSC website.

Testing Update:

PHSC Testing Services administers common placement tests on campus and through virtual proctoring.  Students may schedule an exam at https://testing.phsc.edu/schedule-exam/exam. Click here for FAQs.

Click here for directions on completing the online registration process.

For Dual Enrollment textbook drop-off and pick-up locations, dates, and times, please see the flyer.

Dual Enrollment Drop-Off and Pick-Up FAQs

Grades

Dual Enrollment grades are reported in the PHSC platform Banner. Due to FERPA guidelines, parents of college students, including dual enrollment, do not have access to this platform unless the student shares this information. Grades for dual enrollment courses taken on the high school campus are also kept in the Banner platform and not in myStudent. Please talk with your student to gain access to grades.

Planning Resources

• PHSC General Education Requirements
• Dual Enrollment High School Equivalency List
• PHSC Credit Equivalenices
• PHSC DE Articulation Agreement
• Student Testing and Placement Chart
• DE Self-Registration for Pasco eSchool - Written Tutorial
• DE Self-Registration for Pasco eSchool - Video Tutorial
• Fall 2026 DE Registration Information Session - PPT Presentation 
• Fall 2026 DE Registration Information Session - Recording 

Eligibility Criteria

Students must meet the following eligibility criteria per Section 1007.271(3), F.S.:

• Be enrolled as a student in a Florida public or nonpublic secondary school (grades 6-12), or in a home education program;
• Have a 3.0 unweighted high school grade point average (GPA) to enroll in college credits, or a 2.0 unweighted high school GPA to enroll in career dual enrollment courses;
• For college credits, achieve a minimum score on a common placement test, please click HERE to view the required scores.;
• Meet any additional eligibility criteria specified by the postsecondary institution in the Dual Enrollment Articulation Agreement; and
• Not be scheduled to graduate from high school prior to the completion of the dual enrollment course.

Students must maintain at least a 3.0 unweighted high school GPA and the 2.0 postsecondary GPA specified in the Dual Agreement Articulation Agreement for continued eligibility to participate in college credit dual enrollment courses. Students may be removed from dual enrollment courses if their GPA falls below the required 3.0. If you are unsure if your student meets the above criteria, please contact your school counselor.

SLS 1106 - Journey to Success

Course Description

• This course offered through Pasco Hernando State College (PHSC) emphasizes study in four specificareas of college readiness: problem solving,intellectual openness, time management, andpersistence. The purpose of this course is tohelp students develop the attitudes and skillsnecessary to be successful in college.​ This course, if passed will earn a student college credit.

Pasco Student Eligibility

• Be enrolled as a Pasco County high school junior or senior  ​

• Have a minimum 2.5 unweighted cumulative high school GPA  ​

• Demonstrate college-level placement in reading as evidenceby an approved standardized placement  assessment (PERT,ACCUPLACER, ACT Reading, CLT, Digital SAT, SAT, or anotherstate-approved  instrument)  for placement into ENC1101.​

  • PERT – Reading: 106-150  ​

  • ACCUPLACER Next Generation – Reading: 256-300   ​

  • ACT Reading: 19-36  ​

  • CLT – Sum of the Verbal Reasoning and Grammar/WritingSections: 38-80  ​

  • Digital SAT–Evidence-Based Reading and Writing Section:490-800  ​

  • SAT – Reading Test: 24-40​

Review our informational flyer on this course linked here and if interested, reach out to your High School Counselor before the next school year begins!