Dual Enrollment
25-26 SY Dual Enrollment
Mass Bay Community College
Please expect to see January 2026 (Spring semeseter) start Dual Enrollment course sign-up information in late November / early December 2025.
Framingham State University
Please see the courses below running for Spring 2026 (January start). Note that these courses are only available grade 11 and 12 FHS students.
*Email us if you have a problem: cpcprograms@framingham.edu
- Introduction to the World of Art with Professor Yumi Park: Monday evening, 5:30-8:30pm, and 1 hour of online assignments – This course is an introduction to contemporary issues and ideas that shape global art in the social media-focused contemporary society. By learning how to read the visual language of artists and artworks, students enhance their ability to analyze visual messages in various media, including architecture, sculpture, craft, painting, and film. The course explores themes such as social hierarchy, political propaganda, racial struggle, religion, ethnicity, and diaspora engagement and conflict.
- The Role of Women in Literature with Professor Colleen Shaughnessy: Tuesday evening, 5:30-8:30pm, and 1 hour of online assignments – Study of literature by and about women including diverse images and roles of women as they are recorded by representative writers in throughout the America and the world from past to present. Reading selections reflect the diversity of ethnic and racial traditions in the United States and the variety of social, political, and economic backgrounds of women’s experience.
- Introduction to Archaeology with Professor Demetrios Brella: Wednesday evening, 5:30-8:30, plus one hour of online assignments – An introduction to the field of Archaeology. The course investigates beliefs and practices of past Western and non-Western cultures, including those involving treatment of the dead, religion, ritual, power and prestige, economy, art, architecture, and gender. Students learn how archaeologists use techniques such as excavation, surveying, and interpretation to study past behavior. Students will also explore how archaeology has helped write the story of human evolution and the development of human civilization across the world.
How to Register for FSU Dual Enrollment Courses
- Set up an Account: Click the link below to open the form and click on “Create New Account”
- Set Up Your Login Information (WRITE THIS DOWN FOR FUTURE USE)
- Create a unique username and password.
- Enter your first name and last name.
- Provide a valid email address.
- Choose a security question and enter your answer.
- Complete Account Creation → Click “Create Account;” you’ll receive a verification email, open it and click the verification link to confirm your email.
- Log In to Dynamic Forms: After verification, you’ll be redirected back to Dynamic Forms. Click “Login to Dynamic Form” and sign in.
- Add Additional Verification (Recommended): After logging in, you’ll be prompted to add a cell phone number for extra security
- Option 1 (Recommended): Enter your phone number and confirm the code sent to you.
- Option 2: Skip this step (not recommended).
- Complete the Enrollment Form: Once logged in, you can fill out, sign, and submit the Enrollment Form. **Please note: The form must be signed by a parent or guardian.
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