Early Admission Program Agreement Sample Contracts
ContractEarly Admission Program Agreement • February 16th, 2022
Early Admission enables qualified seniors to enter EFSC as full-time students in the fall term of the 12th grade. Participants take all their courses at Eastern Florida State College while remaining eligible to participate in high school extracurricular and graduation activities. Upon completion of the spring term, participants are no longer eligible for Dual Enrollment since Early Admission is considered a student’s final year in high school. It is important that both you and your parent/legal guardian are aware of pertinent high school and college policies and procedures.
ContractEarly Admission Program Agreement • February 11th, 2021
Early Admission enables qualified seniors to enter EFSC as full-time students in the fall term of the 12th grade. Participants take all their courses at Eastern Florida State College while remaining eligible to participate in high school extracurricular and graduation activities.
3+3 Early Admission Program AgreementEarly Admission Program Agreement • September 13th, 2013
The following proposal was reviewed and discussed by the Educational Policy Committee on September 12, 2013. The committee unanimously recommended approval of the proposal.
ContractEarly Admission Program Agreement • March 20th, 2023
Early Admission enables qualified seniors to enter EFSC as full-time students in the fall term of the 12th grade. Participants take all their courses at Eastern Florida State College while remaining eligible to participate in high school extracurricular and graduation activities.
EARLY ADMISSION PROGRAM STUDENT/PARENT AGREEMENTEarly Admission Program Agreement • February 12th, 2020
Early Admission enables qualified seniors to enter EFSC as full-time students in the fall term of the 12th grade. Participants take all their courses at Eastern Florida State College while remaining eligible to participate in high school extracurricular and graduation activities. Upon completion of the spring term, participants are no longer eligible for Dual Enrollment since Early Admission is considered a student’s final year in high school. It is important that both you and your parent/legal guardian are aware of pertinent high school and college policies and procedures.