Tocoi Creek High School offers Dual Enrollment Courses through St. Johns River State College. Students who are eligible are allowed to take dual enrollment courses at Tocoi as well as on St. Johns River State College campus.
What is Dual Enrollment (grades 9-12)?
Dual enrollment is a program where eligible high school students attend college classes and earn high school credit and college credit at the same time. The credits that students earn must be applicable toward high school graduation and acceptable toward an Associate or Baccalaureate degree. When a student is dual enrolled, they can take up to 9 college credits during the fall and spring semester and up to two college courses during the summer semester. A dual enrolled student will still be able to take classes on Tocoi’s campus.
Qualifying Test Scores:
SAT:
| Reading | 24 |
| Writing | 25 |
| Math | 25 |
ACT:
| Reading | 19 |
| English | 17 |
| Math | 21 |
PERT:
| Reading | 106 |
| Writing | 103 |
| Math | 123 |
How do I get my Dual Enrollment textbooks for classes at the SJRSC campus?
Visit the St. Johns County School District’s Dual Enrollment Textbook Requests web page for complete details.
Who is eligible for Dual Enrollment?
- Students who have an overall unweighted 3.0 grade point average.**
- Students that have appropriate scores for the SAT, ACT, or PERT exams.
- Permission from a parent or guardian and your high school school counselor.
- Students that understand the amount of work necessary to succeed in dual enrollment will be greater than in high school courses.
**Student must maintain a 3.0 or higher unweighted GPA in high school to remain in Dual Enrollment.
Additional Resources: Dual Enrollment General Information