Student Information

Welcome or welcome back to Seminole State College of Florida.  We are cheering you on as you continue to work toward your educational goals. The purpose of the information listed below is to help you position yourself for success at Seminole State College of Florida and beyond.  

Have you submitted your official test scores?

If you were admitted to the Dual Enrollment program using your unofficial SAT and/or ACT scores (meaning that you did not submit these scores to us directly from College Board or ACT), please note that you are required to submit your official scores prior to the end of your first semester in the program. You will not be allowed to register for courses in subsequent semesters until the official scores are on file. You will need to log into your online College Board (SAT) account or ACT account and request that your test scores are sent to Seminole State College of Florida. 

For more information regarding taking the PERT exams with Seminole State College, please visit the Assessment and Testing website here: https://www.seminolestate.edu/testing

Eligible Test Scores

Students who are pursuing the Academic Dual enrollment Track must have eligible test scores in the areas of reading, writing and math (all three areas) in order to participate. The (minimum) eligible test scores are below: 

Do you have alternative college credit?

There are multiple ways to earn college credit. Have you taken the CLEP exam? Have you taken the Advanced Placement (AP) exam? It may be that you can use credits earned via these exams and more to satisfy requirements here at the college. Please view score equivalencies found on the Florida Department of Education website to see if this may be beneficial to you. 

Have you registered for courses for the upcoming semester? 

At Seminole State College of Florida, there are three semesters that make up an academic year: Fall, Spring and Summer. Each semester, DE students have the opportunity to take a different set of classes (maximum 10 credit hours each semester). In order to register for classes, DE students must follow the instructions found on the "Registration Information" page of our website. Be sure to mind the dates/deadlines. 

Have you gotten your textbooks for the current or upcoming semester?

One very important step in your journey at Seminole State College of Florida is having the course materials needed for the classes you are registered to take. An ideal time to have your textbooks in hand is no later than 1 week prior to classes beginning. If you have not done so already, please be sure to obtain your text books using the instructions below:

• Home School, Seminole County Public Schools (SCPS), Orange County Public Schools (OCPS), and Private School Students

  • Take a copy of your schedule to the bookstore on the Seminole State College campus most convenient to your location. Please Note: You will be able to retrieve your books from the Barnes and Noble bookstore within 1 business day of registration. Please bring your photo ID.  

• FLVS (full-time) Students

  • Please view this FLVS Help Sheet for instructions on how FLVS students can obtain text books.

Have you returned your textbooks by the end of your current semester?

Dual Enrollment students who received free textbooks must return textbooks and course materials at the end of the semester to the high school textbook manager, the high school designated staff member or back to the Seminole State College of Florida bookstore (if received from there). Failure to do so could result in you being charged for the textbook and/or associated fees and may delay or prohibit your text book registration process.