Cambridge AICE

Students can take AICE courses and earn two additional quality points on the district’s weighted GPA with a C or above in the course. They can earn three or more college credits for every exam passed. Students can also earn the AICE Diploma by passing seven exams in different areas of study. If a student earns a Cambridge diploma and completes 100 community service hours, they qualify for the highest level of the Florida Bright Futures Scholarship, without having to meet the SAT/ACT and GPA requirements for the scholarship. The scholarship includes 100 percent tuition to any Florida public university or college for up to five years. They can also wave the physical education and online course requirements set by the Florida Department of Education if they qualify for the diploma by the completion of their junior year.

• Students must pass a minimum of seven exams within their four years of high school (9-12 grades)

• Must pass at least one exam in Groups 1, 2, & 3 and the core, Global Perspectives & Research

• The other three exams passed can be in any group

 • A maximum of two credits is allowed in Group 4

The Cambridge program is an innovative program for students attending South Plantation High School. There is no separate application process. Generally, students entering the program have an overall GPA of 3.0 or higher and a Level 4 or 5 on the FAST English Language Arts and Algebra I EOC.

No. Students can take individual AICE classes based on their interests or work towards earning the AICE Diploma.

Yes, students can have any combination of regular, honors, AICE, AP, or Dual Enrollment courses.