Once accepted to PSC as a dual enrollment student, you can register for college-level or vocational classes through PSC. Work closely with your guidance counselor, parent/guardian, and/or the PSC dual enrollment staff to choose the best classes to take each term. Read these instructions carefully and refer to the PSC Dual Enrollment website to help you complete the process.

Once each year, for home school students only:

• Home school students registered with the Escambia or Santa Rosa County school district must complete the Home School Students District Form.
• Home school students participating in a Step UP for Students Personalized Education Program (PEP) must supply a copy of your scholarship award notification and documentation of withdrawal from your previous school to your PSC advisor.

Each Term for all students:

• Home school students must complete the Dual Enrollment Registration Form – Home School Students. Students can use Workday or Course Search to find and review course offerings. 
• Public and private school students must complete the Dual Enrollment Registration Form – Public and Private School Students. This form will go first to your high school guidance counselor for review, then to your PSC advisor. Students can use Workday or Course Search to find and review course offerings.
• Public and private school students may communicate with their guidance counselors via high school email or phone and their PSC advisor via Piratemail (PSC student email).   
• Your assigned PSC advisor will review your registration and advise you of any issues via your Piratemail. If there are no issues, they will register you if there are still seats available in your requested section(s).
• Watch your Piratemail for updates on your registration. Once you receive confirmation, make sure you check your Current Classes in Workday.
• If you need to change your schedule by dropping or adding a class, return to the Dual Enrollment Registration Form for your student type and select “I have a schedule for the selected semester, I need to change it.”

One time for all students: