Dual Enrollment

Spring 2025 Dual Enrollment Course Registration: 

October 31, 2024 - December 2, 2024


Summer 2025 Dual Enrollment Course Registration:

April 3, 2025 - April 15, 2025


Fall 2025 Dual Enrollment Course Registration:

April 3, 2025 - May 23, 2025


All Fall 2025 course registrations must be submitted no later than May 23, 2025, as the OHS Guidance office will be out for summer. No course registrations will be processed past that date. 

Dual Enrollment FastFacts Sheet-Fall2023.pdf

FSW Dual Enrollment Checklist

Please review the checklist for the Eligibility requirements, as well as the process for registering in the program.  As you continue down this page, you will be walked through the steps to enroll in Dual Enrollment classes. 

Reminder:  Students who are in starting dual enrollment prior to grade 11/12 have additional requirements for admission per the articulation agreement.  If you have students with a graduation date of 2028+, they are required to submit 2 letters of recommendation and a HS transcript showing documentation/completion of 5 HS core credits.  These documents should be submitted directly to Dual.Enrollment@fsw.edu with the BUCS ID# of the student,  your student will have additional holds and will not be eligible to register without the receipt and approval of these documents. 

Accelerated Pathways Student Checklist Updated 2024.pdf

STEP 1:

The first step is to create an account with FSW.  You do so by clicking the link below, and filling out the necessary information. Be sure to select Dual Enrollment/Early Admission Student as your Student Type. Next, you will complete the application.  When you click start application, it will give you different applications you can complete. Be sure to scroll down to complete Dual Enrollment Student application. You don't have to pay an application fee, so if it is asking for one, go back and make sure you selected the Dual Enrollment Application. 

STEP 2:

To participate in Dual Enrollment, you must submit eligible college-level test scores from at least one test. We recommend taking the Accuplacer, as it qualifies you to take higher level courses including FSW math courses. The Accuplacer is free to take at FSW or online. You can qualify for dual enrollment through an SAT or ACT score as well. 

Test Score Requirements 

fsw.edu/testing/scoretables 

Accuplacer Placement Testing Options

YOU MUST HAVE SUBMITTED AN APPLICATION AND RECEIVED AN FSW ID NUMBER PRIOR TO REGISTERING FOR TESTING.

STEP 3:

Now it is time to figure out what classes you would like to take.  We always recommend taking classes that will go towards your future college degree.  If you have no idea what you would like to major in, you can use the General Education Program as a guide.  We strongly recommend meeting with your FSW counselor to aide in helping make class decisions.  You must make sure you still stay on track for High School Graduation. Below is the Guided Pathway from FSW and also a link to the Academic Course Catalog.  The Academic Course Catalog has all of the classes that FSW offers, a description of the class, and any prerequisites for the class.  

FSW Guided Pathways

When choosing classes, FSW recommends using the "Guided Pathways" over the AA Degree to choose your classes, to put you on the path to get to where you want to go. Visit the website below and schedule a meeting with your FSW advisor for more information and help in setting up this path. 

STEP 4:

Now that you know what classes you would like to take, it times to figure out when they are offered.  FSW will release their next semester class schedule about two weeks before the registration term begins.  You can find it on the link below.  It will give you information such as when it is offered, who the instructor is, and how many seats are available.  You can filter your search by location and delivery method.  We always recommend starting your Dual Enrollment experience in person, but online classes are an option.  When looking for your classes, be sure that they do not affect your high school class schedule. The classes your register for must be after school hours.  Remember that for every Dual Enrollment class you take, means one less class you take at Oasis High School. Seniors are allowed to be Full-Time Accelerated Pathway students.  Please reach out to your counselor should you like to consider this option.

STEP 5:

Once you have decided which classes/sections you'd like to take, it is time to register for your classes. Class registration is completed online through the FSW online e-form, linked below. Class choices will require counselor pre-approval, and you will need to add them to the form when you submit it. Once you submit your form, please be sure to follow up with your counselor to ensure they have received it. After the form is approved by your counselor, it will be sent to FSW for approval. You must see your counselor and submit another e-form to register for new classes if any of them were denied. 

For a video/step-by-step walkthrough of the class registration process, please see the video tutorial, linked below. 

STep 6:

Process for Dual Enrollment books for FSW:

Oasis High School Dual Enrollment Book Voucher.pdf

Senior Students with Passed AICE Exams

This is for students who are Seniors, who have passed AICE exams, and who are currently taking classes at FSW.  To make the college transition process easier, we recommend that you send your AICE transcript to FSW. This is especially important if you are planning to complete your AA Degree or if you are planning to complete the General Education portion of the AA Degree. Please visit the AICE page for directions on how to send your transcript. Please contact your counselor if you have any questions.