Dual Enrollment
Spring 2026 Registration Instructions
Meet with your school counselor to complete your Spring 2026 Registration Form.
Important Dates to Remember:
- PTR (registration) Processing Begins | Friday, October 17, 25
- Registration Deadline | Friday, December 12, 25
- Spring Classes Begin | Wednesday, January 7, 26
Review TSC Dual Enrollment Resources.
A.S. Degree Pathways
The Associate in Science (AS) CTE program is a two-year undergraduate pathway requiring completion of 60 credit hours, with a strong focus on technical education. This includes 18 credits in general education and 42 credits in technical courses.
Students have the unique opportunity to complete high school coursework alongside technical education classes, earning their high school diploma through the Career and Technical Education Graduation Pathway.
Designed to prepare students for immediate employment or career advancement, the AS degree equips graduates with practical skills for the workforce. Those interested in continuing their education and qualifying for Bright Futures scholarships can collaborate with their counselors to ensure they meet university admission requirements.
Throughout the program, students can also earn valuable industry certifications that enhance their career readiness and marketability.
Accounting Technology
Prepare students with a solid foundation in all aspects of accounting practices in many organizational settings.
Animation and Game Art
This program is teachs students the fundamentals of Animation and Game Art as a viable career option. The program will also give students an opportunity to evaluate their potential as animators and game designers. Coursework covers all aspects of animation, character design, motion capture, production & editing, and various multi-media skills needed for success.
Applied Artificial Intelligence
The program includes a ​comprehensive technical knowledge of artificial intelligence (AI) tools and their real-world applications, as well as understanding the importance of managing the lifecycle of an AI project.
Building Construction Management
The Building Construction Management, A.S. degree is dedicated to teach students skills that will prepare them for a career in the construction industry as foreman, superintendent, assistant superintendent, assistant project manager, estimator, building inspector, or expeditor.
Business Management
The Business Management, A.S degree helps prepare students for a number of entry-level positions in business, and it can also be a great stepping stone for students who want to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Management at a Florida-based university.
Computer Programming and Web Development
The Computer Programming and Web Development, A.S.degree prepares students for employment as computer programmers for web-based applications or supplement training for persons previously or currently employed in the information technology industry.
Computer-Related Crime Investigation
The purpose of this program is to prepare students for careers in corporate computer security investigation or similar careers in law enforcement and crime laboratories as a Computer Related Crime Investigator, a Computer Forensics Specialist, and a Security Consultant or Security Auditor.
Construction Management Technology
This program is to prepare students for employment as Construction Project Manager/Engineer, Estimator, Superintendent, Scheduler, Expeditor, or Purchasing Agent.
Crime Scene Technology
This program prepares students to become Crime Scene Technologist and operate behind the yellow crime scene tape. Crime scene technologists locate, collect, and identify physical evidence used to solve crimes.
Criminal Justice Technology
The Criminal Justice Technology, A.S. degree prepares students for a rewarding career in law enforcement or corrections and also helps persons already employed in those fields advance in their professions.
Cybersecurity
To prepare students for further education and cybersecurity-related careers in the information technology career cluster.
Cybersecurity Operations
To prepare students with the knowledge and skills needed to identify threats, respond to cyberattacks, and mitigate the impact.
Data Science Technology
This program teaches students how to gather, clean, and analyze data from different sources, using statistical methods to uncover valuable insights and solve real-world problems.
Drafting and Design Technology
The Drafting and Design Technology, A.S. degree equips students with technical knowledge and skills that enable them to translate ideas, specifications and calculations to complete accurate working drawings and to use appropriate applications of geographic information systems (GIS) in topographic surveying.
Energy Management and Controls Technology
To prepare students for a career as a Building Automation Operator.
Engineering Technology
The Engineering Technology, A.S. degree prepares students for the challenging, but highly-regarded careers of industrial machinery mechanics; general and operations managers; production and operation worker supervisors; and supervisors of mechanics, installers and repairers.
Game Development Design
The purpose of this program is to teach students the fundamentals of Game Development as a viable career option. The program will also give students an opportunity to learn the basic knowledge in specific fields such as level designers, mobile applications developer, programming, and game designers.
Graphic and Web Design Technology
The Graphic and Web Design Technology, A.S. degree prepares students who seek careers as graphic design assistants. It can also be used as supplemental training for persons previously or currently employed in this occupation.
Network Systems Technology
The Network Systems Technology, A.S. degree prepares students for entry-level positions in the high-demand computer networking-related fields. Employment types include network administrator, network manager, network designer, network installer, network troubleshooter, inter/intranet worker.
Paralegal/Legal Studies
The Paralegal/Legal Studies, A.S. program prepares students to perform effectively as a part of a legal services team and helps students successfully enter the field of paralegal and/or legal assisting. The coursework in the program also serves as an informal primer for students considering law school.
Sports, Fitness, and Recreation Management
To prepare students for careers as recreation leaders, recreation supervisors, group recreation workers, activity leaders, or recreation event coordinators.
Supply Chain Management
To prepare students for a career in supply chain business environments that involve precise coordination of transportation.
Unmanned Vehicle Systems Operation
This program provides graduates with the necessary skills and knowledge needed to become industry leaders in a variety of Unmanned Systems related fields.
College and Career Prep:
Students will take part in various elective courses at the high school level, including:
- Agriculture
- Critical Thinking and Study Skills
- Career Research and Decision Making
- Leadership
- Personal Financial Literacy
- Robotics
In these interactive elective courses, students will:
- Explore different career and education pathways
- Study interview techniques and networking tips
- Learn how to develop a resume
- Learn high-stakes testing skills
- Learn proven study techniques
- Learn time management, goal setting
- Learn how to save and spend wisely
- Learn how to take action in learning, in the workplace, and in life
These courses are designed to equip students with comprehensive knowledge and the necessary skills to excel in the dual-enrollment pathway they pursue. The skills learned will also be a great addition to their resume, making them competitive in future education and workforce pursuits.