Welcome to Dual Enrollment at NWFSC!
The Resources and Links on this page are specifically for students in grades 6-8.
Dual Enrollment at NWFSC is open to students grades 6-12 who meet the eligibility criteria. Students who dual enroll are making the decision to begin their college experience early. Dual Enrollment grades are placed on both the high school and college transcripts, so all grades matter.
When deciding if Dual Enrollment is right for you, young learners might seek answers to the following questions:
- Will I be able to handle college courses in addition to my course load at my middle school?
- What courses should I take?
- What credit will I be awarded by my school district?
- Do I understand that the rigor of college-level courses may differ from the coursework I am currently taking?
- Do the courses I plan to take align with my future major?
- Will these credits transfer to my desired college?
- Do I have a plan of action in the event I am struggling with a course?
- Am I ready to advocate for myself with my instructors and other college staff?
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SCHOOL AND COUNSELOR INFORMATION
(This information will be needed when completing the Admission Application and the Course Request Form)
DUAL ENROLLMENT GRADES 6-8 COURSE REQUEST FORM
Students who wish to take dual enrollment courses must first admit to the college and when available Complete a Course Request Form to be cleared for specific courses. Spring 2025 term forms will be available October 23, 2024
When completing a Course Request Form students will need the following:
- Student’s Raider login in (Raider email and password)
- School Name
- Counselor’s First and Last Name
- Counselor’s email address
- First and Last Name of Parent who will be signing the Dynamic Form
- Parent’s email address
REGISTRATION
When cleared, students will login to Raidernet and follow the instructions to Register themselves for classes when the Registration Window opens. Spring 2025 Registration Opens November 12th. It is recommended for this term that students complete the process and register for classes no later than December 17th when the college goes on holiday. Forms will be deactivated over the holidays.
ACCOMMODATIONS
At the college level, students must self-identify if they determine they are in need of accommodations in their college classes. Begin the process by contacting the Accommodations Team after the student is registered for classes.
Phone: 850-729-6079
