
Dual Enrollment gives high school students in public, private, charter schools the opportunity to take college courses from Steven J. Green School of International affairs in the fields of Economics, History, Criminal Justice, Modern Languages, Global Studies, Politics and International Affairs and Religion. While in the program students earn college credits tuition free; student is exempt from the payment of registration, tuition, and laboratory fees. Plus, Dual Enrollment students receive university perks like a Panther ID, access to FIU Library, tutoring, student resources, and the chance to Experience FIU.

If you choose Full-Time/Dual Enrollment Early Admission, you can enroll in courses full time on campus beginning in your senior year. Students in this program enroll in 12-15 credits each semester and earn credits that apply toward high school graduation and a bachelor's degree.

Future admission to FIU as a degree-seeking student is selective and is not guaranteed via participation in the Dual Enrollment Program. Prospective students must apply to FIU and meet all FIU admissions requirements.
Courses Currently Offered
- African & African Diaspora Studies
- Criminal Justice
- Economics
- Global and Sociocultural Studies
- History
- Modern Languages
- Politics and International Relations
- Religious Studies
- AFA 2004 Black Popular Culture Global Dimensions
Majors Offered
You can take a look at our full list of majors offered and their track sheets on our Resources page.
Our Dual Enrollment instructors
Meet some of our Dual Enrollment instructors who teach our college courses at the high schools. Instructors engage in ongoing collegial interaction with Faculty Liaisons to further enhance pedagogy and breadth of knowledge in the discipline. Additionally, new instructors attend course-specific training in course philosophy, curriculum, pedagogy, and assessment prior to teaching the course at the high school.
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Aliette Pucheux
Modern LanguagesModern LanguagesAndres Gonzalez
HistoryHistoryAnissa Jackson
HistoryHistoryAnneris de la Hoz Cedeno
Modern LanguagesModern LanguagesAnnette Anton
Modern LanguagesModern LanguagesAstrid Arrarás
Politics and International RelationsBadi Sabet
EconomicsEconomicsBertrand Stebbins
Global and Sociocultural StudiesGlobal and Sociocultural StudiesCandice Blanfort
Criminal JusticeCarl Hoover
EconomicsEconomicsCarmen Portela
Modern LanguagesModern LanguagesCharles Jones
HistoryChristopher Calvo
HistoryChristopher Horne
HistoryHistoryDaniel Ciocca
EconomicsEconomicsDerrick Johnson
Criminal JusticeCriminology and Criminal JusticeErik Larson
Religious StudiesGilbert Velasquez
HistoryHistoryHeather Rodriguez
Criminal JusticeCriminology and Criminal JusticeIngrid Edery
Modern LanguagesModern LanguagesJailer Sanchez Madrigal
Modern LanguagesModern LanguagesJenny Martinez-Raposo
Modern LanguagesModern LanguagesJi Gu
EconomicsJoaquin Pedroso
Politics and International RelationsJohn Bardunias
HistoryHistoryJuan del Rio
Criminal JusticeCriminology and Criminal JusticeKarima Mann
Modern LanguagesModern LanguagesKenia Gonzalez
Modern LanguagesModern LanguagesLindsey Maxwell
HistoryLisa Mueller
Global and Sociocultural StudiesGlobal and Sociocultural StudiesLolita Samuel
HistoryHistoryLuis Alejandro Dinella-Borrego
HistoryHistoryMaria Antonieta Garcia
Modern LanguagesMaria Flyte
Modern LanguagesModern LanguagesMarie Guiribitey
Modern LanguagesMatthew Deville
HistoryHistoryNancy Gaberlavage Abay
HistoryHistoryOmaira Hernández-Fernández
Modern LanguagesOscar de Armas
Criminal justiceCriminology and Criminal JusticeRukayat Adebisi
Politics and International RelationsPolitics and International RelationsSharifah Lee
Criminal JusticeCriminology and Criminal JusticeSusan Lopez
Modern LanguagesModern LanguagesValeri Hall
Criminal justiceCriminology and Criminal Justice
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Our Dual Enrollment mentors
Our Mentors or Faculty Liaisons ensure that dual enrollment courses taught at our partnering schools are college courses, equivalent to those taught on campus. Faculty Liaisons are tasked with providing guidance, feedback and learning resources to the Instructor as needed to enrich the high school students’ experience while enrolled in courses.
Astrid Arrarás
Politics and International Relations
arrarasa@fiu.eduCandice Blanfort
Criminal Justice
cammons@fiu.eduChristopher Calvo
History
ccalvo@fiu.eduMaria Antonieta Garcia
Modern Languages
garciahd@fiu.eduJi Gu
Economics
jgu@fiu.eduMarie Guiribitey
Modern Languages
mguiribi@fiu.eduOmaira Hernández-Fernández
Modern Languages
omhernan@fiu.eduCharles Jones
History
cajones@fiu.eduErik Larson
Religious Studies
larsone@fiu.eduLindsey Maxwell
History
lmaxwell@fiu.eduJoaquin Pedroso
Politics and International Relations
jpedroso@fiu.edu