How to Get Started

The first step for all dual enrollment students is to confirm eligibility. If you are a public, charter, or private school student, please work with your school counselor.

Eligibility Requirements

Steps for Enrollment

Step 1: Confirm with your school counselor you meet the eligibility requirements.

Note: If you need to take a Common Placement Test, you will need to:

  • Apply to BC (see Step 2)
  • Take the common placement exam in person on campus or remotely. Testing fees may apply.
  • If taking the exam in person on campus, you will need to make an appointment
  • If taking the exam remotely, fill out the Remote Testing Request Form
  • Once you have filled out the Remote Testing Request Form, you will receive a voucher at your personal email address listed on the request. It may take up to 5 business days to receive the voucher.
  • Follow the instructions in the email and schedule a remote testing session
  • Your scores are available at the end of the exam

Step 2: Submit a Broward College application. Students may use the Guide to Apply.

Please ensure you know your BC Email and password as you will need them to log in to your myBC account.

Note: If you are a NEW student, you will need to log in to your BC One Access Account and set up your account and security questions BEFORE you will be able to click on the link below in Step 3 to complete the Dual Enrollment Recommendation online form.

Step 3: Complete the online Dual Enrollment Recommendation Form by clicking the semester link below. You will need your BC Email and password to complete the form as it will ask you to log in to your BC One Access Account after clicking the link to the form.

Fall Dual Enrollment Recommendation Form

Before you can submit your online Dual Enrollment Recommendation Form, you will need to ensure you have uploaded the Broward College Dual Enrollment Parent/Legal Guardian Form.

Once the form is signed and submitted by you, your form will be routed to the school you chose on the form for review and approval.

Step 4: When Broward College has approved the form (after having been approved by the school), the student will receive an email notification which will include the number of credits approved to take by the school counselor and can be viewed by clicking on the link in the email.

Once the student clicks on the link in the email, the student will be prompted to log in to BC One Access > click Forms History > click PDF of the current term's form.

Note: Dual Enrollment students can take any courses within their credit limits on the DE-approved course list as long as the student has met placement, all course prerequisites, and the counselor approves the final schedule.

Step 5: Log in to your BC One Access account and register for your approved courses. You can find the first day of registration for DE students on the Academic Calendar. Access the Steps to Register document for assistance.

Step 6: Provide a copy of your schedule to your school counselor.

Step 7: It is time to get your books. About three weeks before the term begins, books will be available to order online for pick up or you may go to the bookstore to obtain your books. Books can no longer be shipped to your home. Visit the Bookstore site for hours of operation.

Public, Charter, and Private School Students: You are not responsible for the cost of your textbooks. Follow these instructions on how to order your books online for pickup.

Step 8 (if needed): If you are receiving any kind of disability services at your school, these services do not automatically transfer to BC when you become a student. You will need to visit the Accessibility Resources Office and work with an advisor to determine if those same services can be provided here at Broward College.

Steps for Enrollment

Step 1: Confirm with your school counselor you meet the eligibility requirements.

Step 2: Complete the online Dual Enrollment Recommendation Form by clicking the semester link below. You will need your BC Email and password to complete the form as it will ask you to log in to your BC One Access Account after clicking the link to the form.

Fall Dual Enrollment Recommendation Form

Before you can submit your online Dual Enrollment Recommendation Form, you will need to ensure you have uploaded the Broward College Dual Enrollment Parent/Legal Guardian Form.

Once the form is signed and submitted by you, your form will be routed to the school you chose on the form for review and approval.

Step 3: When Broward College has approved the form (after having been approved by the school), the student will receive an email notification which will include the number of credits approved to take by the school counselor and can be viewed by clicking on the link in the email.

Once the student clicks on the link in the email, the student will be prompted to log in to BC One Access > click Forms History > click PDF of the current term's form.

Note: Dual Enrollment students can take any courses within their credit limits on the DE-approved course list as long as the student has met placement, all course prerequisites, and the counselor approves the final schedule.

Step 4: Log in to your BC One Access account and register for your approved courses. You can find the first day of registration for DE students on the Academic Calendar. Access the Steps to Register document for assistance.

Step 5: Provide a copy of your schedule to your school counselor.

Step 6: It is time to get your books. About three weeks before the term begins, books will be available to order online for pick up or you may go to the bookstore to obtain your books. Books can no longer be shipped to your home. Visit the Bookstore site for hours of operation.

Public, Charter, and Private School Students: You are not responsible for the cost of your textbooks. Follow these instructions on how to order your books online for pickup.

Step 7 (if needed): If you are receiving any kind of disability services at your school, these services do not automatically transfer to BC when you become a student. You will need to visit the Accessibility Resources Office and work with an advisor to determine if those same services can be provided here at Broward College.