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Cambridge AICE Diploma
Bright Futures
Students who earn the Cambridge AICE Diploma are considered Florida Academic Scholars (FAS) and will earn the highest level of Bright Futures. They will receive an award to cover 100% of tuition and applicable fees and $300 for both fall and spring semesters for additional educational expenses. Students attending a public institution will have tuition and applicable fees covered. These fees include activity and service fee, health fee, athletic fee, financial aid fee, capital improvement fee, campus access/transportation fee, technology fee and tuition differential fee. Students attending a nonpublic institution will receive a comparable amount as noted in the Private Award Chart.
Diploma Overview
The Cambridge AICE Diploma is awarded to students who complete at least seven Cambridge courses and pass the exams for those courses. There are four categories that the courses are placed into and a student must pass one exam in each of the four categories. The remaining three exams can be taken in any of the categories.
Course Categories for the AICE Diploma
The categories that courses are divided into are as follows with BHS courses offered within each category:
Math & Science
- AICE Mathematics
- Pre-AICE Biology
- AICE Biology
- Pre-AICE Chemistry
- AICE Chemistry
- AICE Marine Science
- AICE Environmental Management
Languages
- Pre-AICE English Language
- AICE English Language A/S - Level
- AICE English Language A - Level
- Pre-AICE Spanish Language
- AICE Spanish Language
Arts & Humanities
- AICE Literature in English
- AICE U.S. History
- Pre-AICE World History
- AICE European History
- AICE Sociology
- AICE Psychology
- AICE Art & Design
- AICE Digital Media and Design
- AICE Media Studies
- AICE Music
Global Perspectives
- AICE Global Perspectives & Research
Other Course Offerings
- AICE English General Paper
- AICE Thinking Skills
*General Paper & Thinking Skills do not fall into one of the categories required for the Cambridge AICE Diploma. They are together in an optional category and no more than two credits can be earned in both classes combined towards the diploma.