Landow College Prep · High School
Dual Enrollment Details
Earn high school and college credit while exploring your academic interests.
A head start on college
Dual Enrollment at Landow allows eligible students in grades 8–12 to earn high school and college credit through partnerships with accredited local colleges and universities. Core subjects and specialized electives are tailored to readiness, interests, and career goals.
Eligibility is intended for highly motivated students who meet college-readiness criteria. Request the current course list and confirm credit transfer, costs, and participation requirements with the school and partnering college.
Application & course selection
- Complete an admissions application with a partnering college.
- Meet college-ready scores through PERT, SAT, or ACT, or complete a required placement exam.
- After acceptance, work with the high school counselor and college’s Dual Enrollment advisor to select approved courses and register.
PERT Preparation · Grades 8–12
A dedicated elective supports reading, writing, mathematics, and test-taking strategies. Students practice with PERT-style questions and receive individualized support to strengthen foundational skills and test confidence.
High school and college expectations
| High school | College |
|---|---|
| Comprehend and recall classroom information | Apply classroom information |
| Time is usually structured by others | Manage your own time, study, and lab work |
| Teachers provide reminders and check homework | Use the syllabus to track assignments, deadlines, and grading |
| Credit applied toward high school graduation | Approved credit may count toward high school and college |
Benefits of dual enrollment
- Experience the rigor and expectations of college coursework.
- Explore degree majors and academic interests before college.
- Earn approved college credits that may reduce the time and cost of a degree.
- Build a strong academic portfolio and demonstrate college readiness.
- Explore courses offered at school, online, or through FIU where available, with access to eligible student resources.