• Session "A" classes begin Aug. 26. *Priority date is July 19.
• Session "B" classes begin Sept. 23. *Priority date is Aug. 16.
• Sessions "C" classes begin Oct. 21. *Priority date is Sept. 13.
• Sessions "D" classes begin Nov. 18. *Priority date is Sept. 13.

*Applicants must submit all admissions-related documents before the published priority date. Students must have a complete and accurate file in order for Florida State College to determine eligibility for coverage of tuition, fees and books. Those who do not meet the published priority deadline will be responsible for paying their educational expenses from their own resources until eligibility is established. Check your status in Connections.

• Session "A" classes begin May 13. *Priority date is April 5.
• Session "B" classes begin June 3. *Priority date is April 26.
• Session "C" classes begin July 1. *Priority date is May 24.

*Applicants must submit all admissions-related documents before the published priority date. Students must have a complete and accurate file in order for Florida State College to determine eligibility for coverage of tuition, fees and books. Those who do not meet the published priority deadline will be responsible for paying their educational expenses from their own resources until eligibility is established. Check your status in Connections.

• Session "D" classes begin Apr. 8. *Priority date is Feb. 15.

*Applicants must submit all admissions-related documents before the published priority date. Students must have a complete and accurate file in order for Florida State College to determine eligibility for coverage of tuition, fees and books. Those who do not meet the published priority deadline will be responsible for paying their educational expenses from their own resources until eligibility is established. Check your status in Connections.

• Bachelor Degree Paper Application (PDF)
• Associate Degrees Paper Application (PDF)

• Residency Affidavit (PDF) - A student who is seeking classification as a Florida resident (in-state) for tuition purposes must complete a residency affidavit as a part of the admission process. The residency affidavit must be received no later than the first day of the session/term in which residency is sought. Students wishing to provide additional information to support a request for Florida residency may submit a supplemental form (PDF) with the residency affidavit.
• Request for Residency Reclassification (PDF) - A student who is classified as a non–Florida resident (out-of-state) and seeks reclassification as a Florida resident (in-state) must complete the residency reclassification form and submit with all supporting documentation prior to the first day of the first session/term in which residency is sought.

• Readmission Application (PDF) - Use this application if you are applying for readmission (12 or more consecutive months of non-enrollment).

Note: All other students applying for readmission, please use the contact information provided above to get assistance.

Florida State College applauds your commitment to education. By enrolling in dual enrollment, you've already expressed your desire to earn a college degree. As an institution, we want to help you achieve your goals. If you intend to continue at Florida State College after graduation, please let us know by answering a few questions.

In compliance with Florida Statute 119.071(5), Florida State College at Jacksonville issues this notification regarding the purpose of the collection and use of Social Security numbers. Florida State College will collect your Social Security Number (SSN) if specifically required by law to do so or if necessary for the performance of the College's duties and responsibilities. The College takes appropriate measures to secure SSNs from unauthorized access and does not release SSNs to other parties except as required to fulfill the College's duties and responsibilities. A student may refuse to disclose his or her SSN to the College, but the IRS is then authorized to fine the student in the amount of $50. Additional information related to the use of social security numbers can be found in the Student Rights and Responsibilities section of the College catalog.