ADMISSIONS: Dual Enrollment
What Is Dual
Enrollment?
Dual enrollment
allows high school juniors and seniors to earn college credit while
still in high school. College courses may also apply towards high
school requirements, if approved by your school. To qualify for
classes a student must:
- Have a 3.0
minimum high school GPA
- Have a minimum 19
reading score on the ACT or a minimum 890 composite on the SAT
How
Do You Apply?
Step 1 - Qualified
juniors and seniors must submit a Dual
Enrollment Admissions Application (PDF). Applications are available
at and can be submitted to all five Columbia State locations.
Step 2 -Applicants also qualify for financial assistance, and should submit a Dual Enrollment Grant Application (PDF).
Step 3 - Have
official high school transcripts and ACT or SAT scores sent
to the Office of Admissions and Recruitment at Columbia State.
Step 4 - After
the application and supporting documents have been processed,
you will receive information about registering for classes and
payment of tuition and fees.
Other
Important Information
- Students
are required to maintain a 2.0 college GPA to continue taking
courses.
- Home-schooled
students are welcome to apply for the program.
- Dual enrollment
students are not eligible for federal financial aid until after
high school graduation.
- Students
wishing to take English, speech, math or math-related science
courses must have appropriate ACT or SAT sub-scores in the respective
areas.
For more information
regarding dual enrollment, contact any Columbia State campus.
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