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Pathways to Earn College Credit in High School
There are several ways your student can earn free college credit at Eastern Florida State College while in high school. The options include:
- Dual Enrollment
- Early Admission
- Advance Standing Credit and More!
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Tuesday, December 2, 2025 • 6 - 7 PM • Virtual via Microsoft TEAMs
Monday, December 15, 2025 • 6 - 7 PM • Virtual via Microsoft TEAMs
Come learn more about the benefits of dual enrollment.
Dual Enrollment Exploration Resources
Dual Enrollment by the Numbers
- Brevard families saved $5.86 million dollars in tuition last school year thanks to dual enrollment
- 390 high school seniors graduated with both their high school diploma and associate degree from Âé¶¹³ÉÈ˵çÓ° in Spring 2025, preparing them to transfer right to a bachelor program
- 3,856 Brevard students took dual enrollment classes at Âé¶¹³ÉÈ˵çÓ° during the 2024-25 school year
- 477 high school seniors attended Âé¶¹³ÉÈ˵çÓ° as full-time college students in the 2024-25 academic year through our Early Admission program.
Take the Next Steps
Advance Standing Credit is a pathway toward earning college credit while still in high school through career and technical education. Students can earn FREE college credit after high school for taking certain combinations of qualified courses in high school and college. Explore the processes for Advance Standing Credit, Dual Enrollment, and Early Admission, and reach out to our Accelerated Programs Office if you have questions.

Kiersten Blaylock, '22 Grad
As a dual enrolled student, Kiersten earned her high school diploma as Bayside's valedictorian, while also earning her Associate in Arts degree through the Early College form of dual enrollment.
Her next stop: UCF to study film.
"It's so worthwhile and I wouldn't change anything."
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