Dual Enrollment at SJRSC

What is Dual Enrollment ?

Dual Enrollment is a high school pathway that works with St. Johns River State College allowing students to take college courses while in high school.

Students must provide their own transportation.

The courses are taken through SJR State, and count for BOTH high school and college credit. Therefore, the credits earned shows up on the student's NHS high school transcript and the SJR college transcript.

Textbooks are provided by St. Johns County Schools at no cost!

Join the Prospective DE Schoology Group to Learn More!

Login to Schoology>Groups>Join Group
- Then enter the access code: QQ65-FS9N-6FGTM
Follow the directions outlined in the Updates.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if I qualify?

Are you a Nease student?
Do you have an unweighted GPA of a 3.0?
Do you have SAT/ACT or PERT test scores?
Do you regularly meet important deadlines?
Are you mature enough to register for classes and communicate with professors on your own?
Have you read and understand the implications of the Principles of Participation – Responsibilities Document
Do you have approval from your School Counselor and an administrator?

If you answered yes to all of these questions, then you qualify!

What test scores are needed to participate?

ACT, CLT, PERT, PSAT, or SAT scores are acceptable
Scores must be less than 2 years old
Elective DE courses do not require a specific score.

Many academic courses require specific scores:

Test Score & Course Placement	ACT	CLT	PERT	PSAT (Digital)	SAT (Digital)
ENC1101	19 Reading, 17 English	38 Verbal Reasoning & Grammar/Writing Sum	106 Reading, 103 Writing	490 EBRW	490 EBRW
MAT1033	19-20 Math	16-18 Math	114-122 Math	480-520 Math	24 Math
MAC1105, STA2023	21-26 Math	19-40 Math	123-150 Math	530+ Math	490-560 Math
MAC1147, MAC2233	27-29 Math				570-600 Math
MAC2311	30+ Math				610+ Math

Click Here for Placement Detailed Test Scores Chart

Are the courses on SJR Campus?

The SJR courses are offered in a variety of formats:

SJR Campus – Live courses on one of SJR’s three campus’ (St. Augustine, Orange Park, or Palatka )
“Live online” classes- Online courses that require that students login at a specific time of day/ week to engage in synchronous learning from SJR professors.
Online classes- Asynchronous courses that allows students the freedom to complete work when they choose. (As long as they stay on pace and meet deadlines!)

What is the application process?

Join the NHS Prospective DE Student Schoology group!

Login to Schoology>Groups>Join Group
- Then enter the access code: QQ65-FS9N-6FGTM
Follow the directions outlined in the Updates. (It is reposed below.)

Application Process for New DE Students:

•1. Register to take the PERT/ SAT/ ACT at an SJR on campus testing site through SJR.

•2. Watch this video (or re-watch) and take the online “Quiz.”

•3. Upload your test scores to the last question on the “Quiz.”

•4. You will get an email within 5 business days that will have the application and registration information and you will be added to the official NHS DE Schoology Group! (USE IT!)

•5. Apply online using the document that was sent in the email.

•6. Download the Consent form and sign.

•7. Upload Consent form to the Portal. (This is located in the DE Schoology Group in “Resources.”

•8. Check your email! (When the summer/ fall course schedule is loaded on the SJR website, you will get an email that the schedule is live.

How do I know what classes to take?

Students should start by considering their post-secondary plans. Ideally, students would be working towards high school graduation requirements and college Associate of Arts requirements in addition to considering the pre-requisites for their planned major. Use the resources below as well as the school websites of the college that you plan to attend. Dual Enrollment students are encouraged to meet with an academic advisor at St. Johns River State College for additional advising.

SJR Course Catalog

Credit by Exam Equivalencies (Use this to view what classes your AP/IB exams count as.)

DE Pathway to AA Degree (This is a SAMPLE of a DE student earning their AA by high school graduation. Students pursuing this route MUST schedule an appointment with college advisors and adjust based on their major prerequisites.)

Frequently Taken DE Courses (Use this to view common/recommended to take DE courses)

Associate of Arts Worksheet (Use this to track your progress towards an AA at SJR, note that students planning to earn their AA from another institution need to visit that school’s website).

High School Course Equivalents (Use to view the full list of what high school credit your Dual Enrollment course will count as.)

What are the deadlines for summer and fall DE applications?

Spring/Summer 2025 Deadlines

- - January 8: Spring Full Term Begins
  - January 8: Spring A Begins
  - January 10: Spring A DROP Deadline
  - January 13: Summer and Fall 2025 Application Opens
  - January 14: Spring Full Term DROP Deadline
  - January 20: Closed – Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday
  - February 7: Closed – College Professional Development Day
  - February 14: Spring A Withdrawal Deadline
  - February 17: Closed – Presidents Day Holiday
  - February 26: Spring A Ends
  - March 3: Spring B Begins
  - March 5: Spring B DROP Deadline
  - March 17 – 21: Spring Break
  - March 26: Spring Full Term Withdrawal Deadline
  - April 14: Spring Full and B Term Ends
  - April 15: Summer Application Deadline
  - April 15: Summer Deadline New Registrations (add/drop accepted through 5/12)
  - April 28: Spring Grades Due
  - May 2: Spring Commencement
  - May 7: Summer A Begins
  - May 12: Summer A DROP Deadline