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LoRES OWI-24-011 - Dual Enrollment FLYER 2025-26

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Student.Parents Understanding PSAT and SAT Student Score Reports 12.5

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How to set up your SPC email account

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When new students join SPC, one of their beginning tasks is to sign into their Titan Hub account. Titan Hub is the student portal where you can jump to MyCourses, SPC (Outlook) Email, Your Student Account (MySPC), and other internal platforms and sites.
When you first access your Titan Hub account, you will need to connect your SPC email account in the Outlook widget.
1. To access Titan Hub, sign in through the Titans Login button on the SPC Website

2. If you don't land on the homepage, click the Titan Hub Logo in the top left corner of the page to see your Titan Hub dashboard

3. Locate the Outlook email widget on your dashboard and click Connect Account.

4. After connecting, you will see a preview of your emails, and be able to visit your email account, as well as your One Drive:

5. Click See all emails to open your SPC email in a new browser tab.

Note: This is the web-based version of Outlook. To download the Microsoft 365 suite, follow these instructions. SPC students are given a Microsoft account for the duration of their time at SPC.

Have Questions? Contact the SPC Technical Support Center at onlinehelp@spcollege.edu or call 727-341-HELP (727-341-4357) (Mon.- Sun. 7:00 a.m. - 12:00 a.m. Eastern). Chat: Live Chat with Support

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When new students join SPC, one of their beginning tasks is to sign into their Titan Hub account. Titan Hub is the student portal where you can jump to MyCourses, SPC (Outlook) Email, Your Student ...

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How To:

Find your SPC email address and ID number if you already signed up for one

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Join virtual bootcamps to practice SAT® Math or SAT® Reading & Writing with other students across the country-as part of a research study on the impact of a no-cost, online SAT® tutoring program. Sign up is quick and simple-no payment required, ever.

*On overall SAT score for past bootcamp participants vs. non-bootcamp students

10 learners

Maximum class size

Develop skills to tackle your next SAT® alongside a certified peer tutor and other students like you.

What you'll do

Review foundational concepts and testing strategies

Practice and review multiple full length SAT® practice tests

Get personalized support from your tutor for challenging questions

About the research study

The free Schoolhouse SAT® Bootcamp program is part of a study in collaboration with a partner organization to research the impact of no-cost, online SAT tutoring. As part of the study, learners and volunteer tutors may also be asked to complete study tasks including surveys, short exercises, and focus groups. Parental consent is required for students to attend and tutor bootcamps.

Choose volunteer peer tutoring to:

Learn from qualified, top-scoring students

Our high-school tutors are freshly familiar with the SAT and have verified scores in the 95th percentiles on subject(s) they teach-so you can trust them to lead the way.

Ask questions and build confidence

Cohorts are intentionally kept small and our tutors are trained to foster safe, welcoming, and supportive learning environments-so you can speak up, ask questions, and prepare for your big day with a friendly group of familiar faces.

Join a supportive community

Schoolhouse is about uplifting students, no matter who you are. Our peer tutors care about making the world a better place by sharing what they know and giving back-in turn, they earn volunteer hours and develop professional leadership experience.

How to enroll in an SAT® Bootcamp

1

Get your parent's consent

Parental consent is required to participate in SAT Bootcamps. If you're a student, get started by requesting your parent's consent. If you're a parent, you can begin this process yourself and invite your child to learn.

2

Complete learner assent form

Once your parent fills out their consent form, you'll receive an email with a personalized link to make an account (if you don't have one already) and provide assent (your own consent) to participate in this program.

3

Sign up for a free bootcamp

Register for any SAT® Math and/or SAT® Reading & Writing bootcamp that fits your needs and your schedule-100% for free. Make sure to check the registration deadline!

Ready to learn?

Get started in just a minute

Explore hundreds of upcoming SAT® Bootcamps

Curious to learn more? Browse hundreds upcoming bootcamps to find the right support for your own schedule and learning goals.
Find a Bootcamp

Hear it from our learners

I did an SAT math series with Firdaus F. She was great! I really struggled to understand how I could get a better score on the math section until I did sessions with her. She is very helpful and thorough in her explanations. I had a very big jump in my SAT math score after doing her bootcamp series. Highly recommend both her and Schoolhouse as a whole!

Satereh L

Enroll in a bootcamp today-100% for free.

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Join virtual bootcamps to practice SAT® Math or SAT® Reading & Writing with other students across the country-as part of a research study on the impact of a no-cost, online SAT® tutoring program. Sign up is quick and simple-no payment required, ever. *On overall SAT score for past bootcamp participants vs.

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Join virtual bootcamps to practice SAT® Math or SAT® Reading & Writing with other students across the country-as part of a research study on the impact of a no-cost, online SAT® tutoring program. Sign up is quick and simple-no payment required, ever.

*On overall SAT score for past bootcamp participants vs. non-bootcamp students

10 learners

Maximum class size

Develop skills to tackle your next SAT® alongside a certified peer tutor and other students like you.

What you'll do

Review foundational concepts and testing strategies

Practice and review multiple full length SAT® practice tests

Get personalized support from your tutor for challenging questions

About the research study

The free Schoolhouse SAT® Bootcamp program is part of a study in collaboration with a partner organization to research the impact of no-cost, online SAT tutoring. As part of the study, learners and volunteer tutors may also be asked to complete study tasks including surveys, short exercises, and focus groups. Parental consent is required for students to attend and tutor bootcamps.

Choose volunteer peer tutoring to:

Learn from qualified, top-scoring students

Our high-school tutors are freshly familiar with the SAT and have verified scores in the 95th percentiles on subject(s) they teach-so you can trust them to lead the way.

Ask questions and build confidence

Cohorts are intentionally kept small and our tutors are trained to foster safe, welcoming, and supportive learning environments-so you can speak up, ask questions, and prepare for your big day with a friendly group of familiar faces.

Join a supportive community

Schoolhouse is about uplifting students, no matter who you are. Our peer tutors care about making the world a better place by sharing what they know and giving back-in turn, they earn volunteer hours and develop professional leadership experience.

How to enroll in an SAT® Bootcamp

1

Get your parent's consent

Parental consent is required to participate in SAT Bootcamps. If you're a student, get started by requesting your parent's consent. If you're a parent, you can begin this process yourself and invite your child to learn.

2

Complete learner assent form

Once your parent fills out their consent form, you'll receive an email with a personalized link to make an account (if you don't have one already) and provide assent (your own consent) to participate in this program.

3

Sign up for a free bootcamp

Register for any SAT® Math and/or SAT® Reading & Writing bootcamp that fits your needs and your schedule-100% for free. Make sure to check the registration deadline!

Ready to learn?

Get started in just a minute

Explore hundreds of upcoming SAT® Bootcamps

Curious to learn more? Browse hundreds upcoming bootcamps to find the right support for your own schedule and learning goals.
Find a Bootcamp

Hear it from our learners

I did an SAT math series with Firdaus F. She was great! I really struggled to understand how I could get a better score on the math section until I did sessions with her. She is very helpful and thorough in her explanations. I had a very big jump in my SAT math score after doing her bootcamp series. Highly recommend both her and Schoolhouse as a whole!

Satereh L

Enroll in a bootcamp today-100% for free.

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Join virtual bootcamps to practice SAT® Math or SAT® Reading & Writing with other students across the country-as part of a research study on the impact of a no-cost, online SAT® tutoring program. Sign up is quick and simple-no payment required, ever. *On overall SAT score for past bootcamp participants vs.

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ACT Test Dates  | Registration Deadline

Sept 14, 2024  | August 9, 2024

October 26, 2024  | September 20, 2024

December 14, 2024  | November 8, 2024

February 8, 2025  | January 3, 2025

More dates TBA

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National test dates are for the United States, US territories, and Puerto Rico.

If you missed the regular registration deadline for a test date, you can still register by the late registration deadline for an additional fee.

If you did not register for a test date by the late registration deadline, you may be able to request standby testing for an additional fee.

Deadlines occur at midnight Central Time.

If you are unable to test on a Saturday test date for religious reasons, there may be options available to you. See Non-Saturday Testing.

All requests for Accommodations and English Learner supports, including appeals, must be submitted by the late registration deadline through the Test Accessibility and Accommodations (TAA) system.

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ACT Registration Testing Dates | The ACT Test

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ACT registration information including testing dates for the ACT Test.

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SAT Test Date  | Registration Deadline

Oct 5, 2024   | Sept 20, 2024

**FREE SCHOOL DAY SAT OCTOBER 10th

Nov 2, 2024  | Oct 18, 2024

Dec 7, 2024  | Nov 22, 2024

Mar 8, 2025  | Feb 21, 2025

May 3, 2025  | April 18, 2025

June 7, 2025 | May 22, 2025

You will be automatically registered for the FREE SAT School Day. For 12th graders ONLY

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SAT Dates and Deadlines – SAT Suite | College Board

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Official SAT test dates and registration deadlines to help you plan. All deadlines expire at 11:59 p.m. ET, U.S.

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See Counselor for application packet

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See Counselor for application packet

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Students have the ability to retake core classes that they earned a D or F to earn credits/increase GPA.  We have an after-school program where students work on a learning platform called Edmentum. This program will begin the week of August 26th.

Registration for this will occur through the student's counselor--please see your counselor to register.

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There are many websites and applications where you can search and apply for scholarships.

This link connects to the district list of scholarships which is updated monthly.

Some other website: Fast Web, Cappex, Scholarships.com, Chegg, BigFutures (through collegeboard.org website), Raise.me

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The FAFSA form is not just the application for “free money”, it’s also the application for the Federal Work-Study funds, federal student loans, and scholarships/grants offered by your state, school or private organization.   This opens December 1st.

There will be FAFSA information/help sessions this year, dates TBA.

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Federal Student Aid is the largest provider of financial aid for college in the U.S. Understand aid, apply for aid, and manage your student loans today.

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This full-time program offers students the chance to spend their senior year attending all of their classes at SPC campuses, where they can complete high school graduation requirements while earning credits toward a college degree. There is no cost for application, tuition, or required textbooks.  Deadlines:  Early Application January 10, 2023/Final application February 10, 2023.

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Early Admission: Spend your high school senior year as a full-time SPC student

This full-time program offers students the chance to spend their senior year attending all of their classes at SPC campuses, where they can complete high school graduation requirements while earning credits toward a college degree. There is no cost for application, tuition, or required textbooks.

Early Admission students must be enrolled in a Pinellas County public high school for the entire second semester of their junior year to be eligible.

LEARN MORE AT OUR INFORMATION SESSIONS FOR THE 2023-24 ACADEMIC YEAR

High School Families:
We are excited to present you with an opportunity to get a jump start on qualifying for the Dual Enrollment, Early College, and Early Admission programs for the next school year. This opportunity is made possible through a partnership between St. Petersburg College and Pinellas County Schools. You could earn high school and college credits simultaneously at no cost to you!

VIRTUAL VIA ZOOM - THURSDAY, JAN. 19

VIRTUAL VIA ZOOM - THURSDAY, NOV. 3

EARLY ADMISSION INFORMATION SESSION DOCUMENTS

ENROLLMENT DETAILS
Which program is right for you?
Compare SPC's Dual Enrollment, Early College and Early Admission programs
Who's eligible?

Students who have completed three years of high school with a minimum of 18 credits earned, and who meet the qualifying high school GPA and College Placement Test score requirements. (Student must have been enrolled in a Pinellas County high school for a minimum of one term immediately prior to entering the Early Admission Program.)

What's required to enroll?
View the Student Performance Contract

Unweighted cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher.

Satisfactory scores on the College Placement Test (CPT/PERT) or PSAT/AT/ACT.

Completion of the high school physical education (HOPE), Biology, Geometry and World History graduation requirements.

All standardized state assessment graduation requirements met.

Completion and submission of the Application for Early Admission to College form and current transcripts.

Enrollment in a minimum of 15 credit hours each term and maintaining at least a 2.0 (C average) college GPA.

Transportation to classes at SPC.

Early Admission students no longer attend classes at their high school, but remain enrolled in their assigned high school and can participate in the school's extracurricular activities while taking classes at SPC. Admission is limited at each campus - Clearwater, St. Petersburg/Gibbs, Seminole and Tarpon Springs Campuses. There is no cost for application, tuition or textbooks. Students follow the SPC academic calendar.

How to Apply

You must attend an information session. Check this website for upcoming dates and times.

If you haven't previously applied to be a St. Petersburg College student, complete a St. Petersburg College application for "High Schools Programs Student." This will generate your SPC ID number.

Complete the College Placement Test. Register for a testing session via the following link: stpe.co/PERT.

See your high school counselor to learn more about Early Admission and to verify eligibility.

Submit all required items via the PCS Student Reservation System (during the application period) by the established January/February deadlines.

Interested in staying at SPC after high school?

If you are currently enrolled in high school and want to continue your college education at SPC after you've met all your high school graduation requirements, please complete the SPC Supplemental Application and follow the necessary steps upon completion to becoming a postsecondary student at SPC.

Early Admission Contacts

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St. Petersburg College offers more than 200 associate degree, certificate and transfer programs, including 18 bachelor's degrees and many high-demand, high-skill industry-recognized workforce certifications.

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This full-time program allows students to spend their high school junior and senior years attending all classes at SPC campuses. Here, they work toward simultaneously earning a high school diploma from their assigned school and an Associate in Arts degree from SPC. There is no cost for application, tuition, or required textbooks.  If interested plan to attend an information session--can be found on SPC website.  Deadlines:  TBA

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ONLINE APPLICATION

You MUST fill out the ONLINE application - opens October 1.

We do not have the graduation date. Will notify you when we do.

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Home - Florida Student Scholarship & Grant Programs

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Students must submit a completed Florida Financial Aid Application (FFAA) to OSFA for programs denoted by an asterisk (*). In order to apply for State Scholarship & Grant Programs, a student must first Create a Student Account . After logging into your account, you may proceed to complete the FFAA.

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SAT Test Date  | Registration Deadline

Oct 5, 2024   | Sept 20, 2024

**FREE SCHOOL DAY SAT OCTOBER 10th

Nov 2, 2024  | Oct 18, 2024

Dec 7, 2024  | Nov 22, 2024

Mar 8, 2025  | Feb 21, 2025

May 3, 2025  | April 18, 2025

June 7, 2025 | May 22, 2025

You will be automatically registered for the FREE SAT School Day. For 12th graders ONLY

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SAT Dates and Deadlines – SAT Suite | College Board

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Official SAT test dates and registration deadlines to help you plan. All deadlines expire at 11:59 p.m. ET, U.S.

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ACT Test Dates  | Registration Deadline

Sept 14, 2024  | August 9, 2024

October 26, 2024  | September 20, 2024

December 14, 2024  | November 8, 2024

February 8, 2025  | January 3, 2025

More dates TBA

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National test dates are for the United States, US territories, and Puerto Rico.

If you missed the regular registration deadline for a test date, you can still register by the late registration deadline for an additional fee.

If you did not register for a test date by the late registration deadline, you may be able to request standby testing for an additional fee.

Deadlines occur at midnight Central Time.

If you are unable to test on a Saturday test date for religious reasons, there may be options available to you. See Non-Saturday Testing.

All requests for Accommodations and English Learner supports, including appeals, must be submitted by the late registration deadline through the Test Accessibility and Accommodations (TAA) system.

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ACT Registration Testing Dates | The ACT Test

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ACT registration information including testing dates for the ACT Test.

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The counseling team will host grade level seminars where we go over important information pertinent to each grade level.  These will happen in September and you will be notified via your teacher when to attend.