DUAL ENROLLMENT FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Congratulations on your student being ready for dual enrollment at your community college.
This is a significant milestone for your teen and a purpose-filled path towards a professional career.
HOW TO DUAL ENROLL
CHOOSE YOUR COLLEGE
Choose your community college and check out the admissions process and course catalog for courses that interest your student.
LET US KNOW YOUR PLANS
CHECK YOUR MAILBOX
After records verification the Dual Enrollment form will be prepared and a digital signed form issued via email.
If your school requires a written form, allow an additional two weeks for USPS delivery prior to your registration deadline.
REQUIREMENTS
Student must maintain a 3.0 GPA in regular high school level courses to be considered for dual enrollment.
NEED TO KNOW INFO
What type of classes can my student take?
Your student can sign up for classes numbered 1-199 (such as BIO 11 or CHEM 3, Computer Science CS 1 or Digital Media DM 1 etc.)
State law prohibits high school students from taking basic high school level courses such as Algebra 1 or pre-College level English 1 courses (i.e. any 200 numbered courses).
How many credits can my student take?
Students enrolling for more than 11 units may need to meet with a college counselor for approval.
Credits and GPA
Course grades are used for both high school and college GPA. Ensure your student understands how this will affect future higher ed plans. College credits are doubled for high school. (One semester college level course equals one full year high school credit.)
Who signs and submits the dual enrollment (aka concurrent enrollment form)?
Both student and parent must sign the form! The student submits the signed form to the college admissions office or online portal prior to the final registration date.