AICE Program

Cambridge Advanced International Certificate of Education

The Cambridge Advanced International Certificate of Education is an internationally recognized program that emphasizes the value of broad and balanced study. It offers students the ability to gain an in-depth understanding of subjects that suit their specific passions and interests while developing the tools necessary to succeed in college-level classes. This program is recognized internationally and prepares students for college. Students can earn college credit and potentially earn the AICE Diploma.

Requirements to Graduate with an AICE Diploma

Students must pass six credits worth of examinations as well as pass Global Perspectives for a minimum of seven qualifying AICE credits.

At least one examination must come from each of the three subject groups: Mathematics & Sciences, Languages, and Arts and Humanities.

For AS examinations, candidates are graded on an alphabetical scale, A to E, with grade A indicating a top level of performance and grade E indicating a minimum passing grade.

Florida law recognizes Advanced International Certificate of Education (AICE) curriculum as a method of qualifying for a Florida Academic Scholars (FAS) or Florida Medallion Scholars (FMS) award through the Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Program.

To qualify for a Bright Futures Scholarship award utilizing the AICE curriculum option, students must satisfy the following requirements:

Complete the AICE curriculum requirements as determined by the Florida Department of Education
Meet the appropriate SAT or ACT test score
Earn the community service hours: FAS – 100, FMS – 75

If you do not wish to pursue the full AICE Diploma, you may still choose to enroll in individual AICE courses as an exploratory option.

Environmental Management AS

Learn how people affect the environment and what we can do to protect it. This course covers topics like pollution, climate change, natural resources, and sustainability. You’ll explore real-world environmental issues and come up with solutions that make a difference.

Marine Science AS

Explore the ocean and everything in it! You’ll learn about sea creatures, ocean currents, ecosystems, and how humans impact the marine world. This course is perfect if you’re curious about the ocean or thinking about a future in science or environmental work.

Math AS

Build strong problem-solving skills while learning about algebra, geometry, statistics, and more. This course helps you understand how math applies to the real world and prepares you for advanced math and college-level courses.

English Language

Strengthen your reading, writing, and analysis skills. You’ll learn how language works, how to write clearly for different audiences, and how to build strong arguments. This course is perfect for improving communication and preparing for college and careers.

Spanish Language

Sharpen your Spanish speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills while learning about Hispanic cultures. This course helps you communicate confidently in real-world situations and prepares you for college-level Spanish.

French Language

Boost your French skills by practicing speaking, reading, writing, and listening—all while exploring French-speaking cultures around the world. Great for travel, global careers, or continuing French in college.

English Literature AS

Dive into poetry, plays, and stories from different time periods. You’ll read, analyze, and discuss powerful works of literature while learning how to write clearly about themes, characters, and meaning.

European History AS

Explore key events, leaders, and movements that shaped modern Europe. You’ll study revolutions, wars, political ideas, and how history connects to the world today. Great for building research and critical thinking skills.

Geography AS

Study how people interact with places, resources, and the natural environment. You’ll explore topics like climate, population, urban growth, and natural hazards—and understand how geography shapes our world.

Psychology AS

Discover how the human mind works! In this course, you’ll explore memory, emotions, behavior, and how we learn. It’s a great choice if you’re interested in people, mental health, or future careers in psychology or social sciences.

Sociology AS

Learn how society works and why people behave the way they do. Topics include culture, family, crime, social groups, and inequality. This is a great course if you’re interested in human behavior and social issues.

U.S. History AS

Take a closer look at major events in U.S. history, including civil rights, government changes, wars, and economic growth. You’ll learn how the past shaped the present—and build skills in analysis and historical thinking.

Math and Science: Environmental Management AS
Learn how people affect the environment and what we can do to protect it. This course covers topics like pollution, climate change, natural resources, and sustainability. You’ll explore real-world environmental issues and come up with solutions that make a difference.

Marine Science AS
Explore the ocean and everything in it! You’ll learn about sea creatures, ocean currents, ecosystems, and how humans impact the marine world. This course is perfect if you’re curious about the ocean or thinking about a future in science or environmental work.

Math AS
Build strong problem-solving skills while learning about algebra, geometry, statistics, and more. This course helps you understand how math applies to the real world and prepares you for advanced math and college-level courses.
Languages: English Language
Strengthen your reading, writing, and analysis skills. You’ll learn how language works, how to write clearly for different audiences, and how to build strong arguments. This course is perfect for improving communication and preparing for college and careers.

Spanish Language
Sharpen your Spanish speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills while learning about Hispanic cultures. This course helps you communicate confidently in real-world situations and prepares you for college-level Spanish.

French Language
Boost your French skills by practicing speaking, reading, writing, and listening—all while exploring French-speaking cultures around the world. Great for travel, global careers, or continuing French in college.
Arts and Humanities: English Literature AS
Dive into poetry, plays, and stories from different time periods. You’ll read, analyze, and discuss powerful works of literature while learning how to write clearly about themes, characters, and meaning.

European History AS
Explore key events, leaders, and movements that shaped modern Europe. You’ll study revolutions, wars, political ideas, and how history connects to the world today. Great for building research and critical thinking skills.

Geography AS
Study how people interact with places, resources, and the natural environment. You’ll explore topics like climate, population, urban growth, and natural hazards—and understand how geography shapes our world.

Psychology AS
Discover how the human mind works! In this course, you’ll explore memory, emotions, behavior, and how we learn. It’s a great choice if you’re interested in people, mental health, or future careers in psychology or social sciences.

Sociology AS
Learn how society works and why people behave the way they do. Topics include culture, family, crime, social groups, and inequality. This is a great course if you’re interested in human behavior and social issues.

U.S. History AS
Take a closer look at major events in U.S. history, including civil rights, government changes, wars, and economic growth. You’ll learn how the past shaped the present—and build skills in analysis and historical thinking.

Core Requirement
Interdisciplinary Options

Global Perspectives AS (Core AICE Requirement)

Explore global issues like climate change, human rights, and technology. You’ll learn how to research, think from different points of view, and present your own ideas clearly. A must-have class for future leaders and changemakers!

General Paper AS

Build strong writing and thinking skills while exploring real-world topics and current issues. You’ll learn how to form opinions, back them up with evidence, and write clearly. Great for college prep and everyday life!

Thinking Skills AS

Sharpen your logic and problem-solving abilities! This course teaches you how to think critically, spot weak arguments, and make smart decisions. It’s like a workout for your brain.

Core Requirement: Global Perspectives AS (Core AICE Requirement)
Explore global issues like climate change, human rights, and technology. You’ll learn how to research, think from different points of view, and present your own ideas clearly. A must-have class for future leaders and changemakers!
Interdisciplinary Options: General Paper AS
Build strong writing and thinking skills while exploring real-world topics and current issues. You’ll learn how to form opinions, back them up with evidence, and write clearly. Great for college prep and everyday life!

Thinking Skills AS
Sharpen your logic and problem-solving abilities! This course teaches you how to think critically, spot weak arguments, and make smart decisions. It’s like a workout for your brain.

Thinking About AICE?

Wondering if you’re a good fit for the AICE program? Your school counselor is a great resource to help you explore your options and make the best choice for your future!