Dual Enrollment and Early Admissions

Start with these Dual Enrollment Steps to Admission.

Students should consult their high school guidance counselor for high school graduation requirements or the Course Equivalency List.

Students can sit down with an HCC Advisor to discuss degree transfer tracks.

We strongly recommend students follow the Associate in Arts curriculum.

Dual Enrollment students cannot take preparatory or remedial courses, physical education courses or courses less than 3 credit hours.

After the Dual Enrollment Office approves your paperwork, you will be sent an email with a course selection form attached to the email and a link to the email inbox where you should send your completed course selection form. You must use your Hawkmail email account to email the completed course selection form.

You may not register or make schedule changes in WebAdvisor.  You must use the course selection form that will be emailed to you by the Dual Enrollment Office, and you must email your completed course selection form to the email address that is included in your approval letter.

If you need to Add/Drop/Withdraw your courses, you must complete the Student Drop/Add Adjustment form and email it from your Hawkmail email account to your preferred campus e-mail address listed below. 

• Brandon Campus:  BR-ARR@hccfl.edu
• Dale Mabry Campus:  DMARR@hccfl.edu
• Plant City Campus:  PC-ARR@hccfl.edu
• SouthShore Campus:  SouthShoreARR@hccfl.edu
• Ybor City Campus:  YB-ARR@hccfl.edu

You may also take the form into a campus student services office in person. You must take your HCC ID or an acceptable alternative ID with you.

Please consult the HCC Academic Calendar for deadlines to add/drop your classes or to withdraw from your classes.

Take your Dual Enrollment Fee Waiver to the Bursar/Cashier’s office.

Take your schedule back to your high school counselor to make adjustments to your high school schedule and to discuss book ordering.

You can access which textbooks are needed for your course by visiting the campus bookstore or accessing the online bookstore.

Public School: Hillsborough County Public Schools has provided detailed instruction on how to order textbooks. Directions are available here.

Private School: Private school students are responsible for purchasing required textbooks and materials.

Home Education: Home Education students are provided required textbooks from the HCC bookstore.  Please contact the Dual Enrollment office for additional information.

Charter School: Charter school students need to check with their high school on purchasing textbooks.

Withdraw: Students who drop a class after the published drop date will receive a W on their transcript, and this will count as an attempt of the course. Withdrawing does not affect the student’s high school or college GPA. Dual Enrollment students are eligible for one attempt per course.

Earning a grade below a C: Students who earn a D or an F in a course will be considered "not passing." The grades will go back on their high school transcript and be permanent on their college record.

Students who have earned a W or a non-passing grade can use a one-time Dual Enrollment Petition. Students are to submit petitions to the Dual Enrollment office for review, and the student will receive an email whether the petition is approved or denied (this can take up to 6 weeks.)

Dual Enrollment staff can assist you if you have additional questions: 
813.253.7121, 813.253.7062 or dualenrollment@hccfl.edu