STEP 1: Apply Online

High school Juniors and Seniors must apply online and select the General Technology Program.

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STEP 2: Submit High School Transcript

General Education Pathway:

• Submit your high school transcript to DualEnrollment@fdtc.edu.
• Students with an overall high school GPA of 3.0 or higher will be awarded waiver scores for general education (non-math) courses and will not need to take the Accuplacer test.
• Students who earn a B or better in Algebra 1-2 and Geometry will also be awarded math waiver scores for entry into college-level math courses.

Technical Pathway:

• Submit high school transcript to DualEnrollment@fdtc.edu.
• Students with an overall high school GPA of 2.5 or higher will be awarded waiver scores for technical education courses and will not need to take the Accuplacer test.

STEP 3: Complete Forms

• Permission/Communication Form
• Lottery Form
• Citizenship Form
• Workforce Affidavit Form
• FERPA Form (Optional)

STEP 4: Return Forms

Email completed forms to DualEnrollment@fdtc.edu.

STEP 5: Register for classes by completing the Registration Form. If your high school submits a fall or spring registration roster, please contact your high school's Dual Enrollment or Early College counselor.

STEP 6: After being accepted to FDTC please download the FDTC Student Handbook.

Step 1: Complete Forms

• Lottery Form
• Registration Form
• FERPA Form (Optional)

Step 2: Return Forms

Register for classes by completing the Registration Form and emailing it to DualEnrollment@fdtc.edu or submitting it in person. If your high school submits a fall or spring registration roster, please contact your high school's Dual Enrollment or Early College counselor.

• Students can earn college credit while meeting high school graduation requirements.
• Students will gain valuable college preparation.
• Students may explore areas of interest before declaring a college major.
• Most dual enrollment courses are weighted the same as AP/IB courses.

• Be a high school Junior or Senior
• Parent approval
• School approval
• SAT, ACT, Accuplacer scores or High School Transcript
• Acceptance to FDTC
• Proof of South Carolina residency
• Students who require special testing or accommodations should contact the Student Disability Specialist at 843.661.8124.

• You can choose online or lecture classes
• Your lecture classes will be taught at FDTC
• Online courses will require you to come to FDTC for exams and tests
• Courses are taught in 8-week, 12-week, and 15-week sessions
• Rigorous coursework and a college experience designed to prepare high school students for the expectations of college

• Yes! Check out the South Carolina Transfer and Articulation Center to see a current list of FDTC courses that will transfer to any public college or university in South Carolina.

• Students who enroll in at least 6 credit hours may be eligible for South Carolina Lottery Tuition Assistance. These funds cover part of tuition cost for FDTC courses taught online or on the FDTC campus.
• All students are responsible for obtaining the required textbooks and supplies for all FDTC courses.