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Any secondary student with at least four high school credits and a minimum 3.0 GPA is eligible for credit hour dual enrollment; or with a minimum 2.0 GPA is eligible for clock hour dual enrollment.

Dual Enrollment deadlines are strictly enforced. Plan for at least 72 work hours for any action required of a school counselor.

Withdrawing from Dual Enrollment classes requires counselor advisement. Do not withdraw without knowing how it will impact you.

DUAL ENROLLMENT LIVE: Online session/open house every Thursday from 4 pm-6:30 pm. Access the session with the QR code below to have your DE questions answered.

Dual Enrollment LIVE

Career Dual Enrollment

Career dual enrollment is specifically geared for students wanting to obtain/work towards career & technical certificates and/or Associate of Science degrees while in high school.

Learn more about your Career Dual Enrollment opportunities by scheduling an appointment with our Career Dual Enrollment Coach at freedmt@martinschools.org.

IRSC New Chapter

Statewide Postsecondary Articulation Manual Learn how high school course and exam success articulate to postsecondary institutes in Florida.

Credit by Exam Equivalency If a student achieves the score listed on an AP, AICE, or IB exam, state universities and community colleges must award the minimum recommended credit for the course or course numbers listed, even if they do not offer the course.

Credit by Exam for FL Public Post-Secondary Institutions

The Dual Enrollment LIBRARY

Dual Enrollment students are responsible to obtain their materials by appointment no later than five days after the first day of the term.

The Dual Enrollment Library is located at:

1150 SE West St. Joseph's Avenue, Stuart FL 34996 Note: Enter via E 14th Street from Palm Beach Road.

(772) 219-1200 ext. 43194

Dual Enrollment Library hours:

Monday- Friday 8am - 3:45pm

Closed daily 12pm - 1:30pm for inventory and processing.

Spring 2025 Material Pickup Sign Up HERE

If no appointments are available, please email the Dual Enrollment Library with the following information: (a) The course code(s) in the subject line. (b) Your name, 4300#, and your needs in the body of the email. The Dual Enrollment Library will respond to your email as to the date/time to pick up your materials.

NOTE: Any student taking a dual enrollment course at one of our high school campuses will obtain materials for that course ONLY from that teacher at the high school.

All materials are due back the last day of the term. Drop box available for after hours returns.

Any student with materials two weeks past due will have fees added to the student's FOCUS account.

Some courses do NOT require materials. CHECK YOUR SYLLABUS in Blackboard and SAVE A TRIP.

Dual Enrollment Placement Score Requirement:

Students must have qualifying placement scores. Scores from ACT, SAT, PSAT, CLT, & PERT may be used.

ACT: English 17+, Reading 19+, Math 19+

SAT: Reading/English 490+, Math 480+

PSAT: Reading/English 490+, Math 480+

CLT: Reading/English 38+, Math 16+

PERT: Reading 106+, English 103+, Math 114+

Dual Enrollment Processes

If you have any questions on any of the processes below, please contact your IRSC advisor or high school counselor directly.

Visit the IRSC Dual Enrollment Program to learn more about Dual Enrollment at IRSC.   

This online guide will walk you through the Dual Enrollment application process.

Dual Enrollment students are required to complete an Orientation.

How to Register for Classes: Once the application for admission is received and an IRSC ID has been sent to the student, this document will be a valuable resource to register for classes.

Frequently Asked Questions- Tips to help students succeed

Dual Enrollment Documents