Dual Enrolled

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Dual Enrolled Checklist

You will receive an admission decision once we have your application, application fee, and all your supporting documentation.

Apply to UCF
Apply to UCF in the fall of senior year of high school (September – November)
Complete the UCF Undergraduate Admissions on-line application and pay application fee or apply using the Common Application.

Complete Self-Provided Academic Record for Knights (SPARK) Form. Once your application is received and processed, a link to the SPARK form will be available in the Future Knight portal.
Request/send official ACT/SAT or CLT test scores during the test process or request on-line at:

Request official AICE, AP, IB or CLEP scores—if applicable
Accept offer of admission by paying the required Enrollment Deposit (deposit applied to first semester tuition and fees)
Complete Mandatory Immunization Requirements
Complete the required UCF Immunization Health History Form and submit it through the Med+Proctor portal along with your immunization records (if required). Visit https://studenthealth.ucf.edu/immunizations/ for more information.
Verification of Immunization Compliance can take up to 3 business days. Start process early so that you will be able to register for classes during your orientation session. For help in locating your records or inquiring about the MMR vaccine/blood titer test, contact: immunizations@ucf.edu or talk to your Success Team.
Once offered admission to UCF, make a reservation for and attend required FTIC orientation

Meet with your Academic Success Coach and register for classes during orientation
Send final official high school and state college transcripts to UCF once graduation date is posted

Application Deadlines

Regular Decision Dates

Fall: May 1

Spring: November 1

Summer: March 1

For a full list of application deadlines, visit UCF Undergraduate Studies

Please Note
  • If you attended any international educational institutions, please review the requirements regarding evaluation of these credits.
  • *High school transcripts may be required to demonstrate completion of the foreign language admission requirement.
  • *High school transcripts are not required for transfers with an awarded A.A. degree from a Florida public state college or university if initially entered the state college or university fall 2014-15 or after.

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