Colleges communicate directly with student, usually via email.Challenging classes taught by college professors.Examples – parking, course specific fees, lab materials, personal items, etc.Some students are truly ready to “Move On” (When Ready).Greater access to a larger variety of courses.Students can start pursuing career goals earlier.Students can earn an Associates Degree, Technical Diploma, or Technical Certifications.Can ease the transition from high school to college.College credits are not based on a test score (like AP/IB).Potential for simultaneous credit for high school and college.Tuition, books, and mandatory fees are 100% covered up to a funding cap of 30 semester hours/45 quarter hours.Some students may be eligible for self pay.10th graders who have earned a 1200 on the SAT or 26 on the ACT in one sitting can participate fully in the DE program. All 10th graders can take CTAE courses.All GA public, private, and eligible home school students are eligible for funding in 11th and 12th grade.What Are The Pros And Cons Of Dual Enrollment? Respond to and initiate communications with the college and high school in a timely manner (within 24 hours or less) – check your email!.Have reliable transportation and parking at both the college and high school.Clear about the reason for their interest in DE.Willing, eager, and able to take initiative.Students who are considering the DE program need to be: When considering Dual Enrollment (DE), students and parents should understand the characteristics of students who are successful in college classes. Credit Hours paid for by DE are not counted toward the Attempted Hours or Combined Attempted Hours limit for HOPE and Zell Miller Scholarship at the college level.Core credits earned and posted on the high school transcript are calculated into the student’s initial HOPE GPA, as described on GAFutures.Impact on HOPE and Zell Miller Scholarships and Grants Eligibility The award chart for Dual Enrollment can be found on GAFutures. The funding is paid directly to the college.Funding pays for approved core courses (English, Math, Science, Social Studies, World/Foreign Languages) and Career Technical Agricultural Educational (CTAE) classes that are aligned with identified career pathways.).Eligible students receive 100% funding, up to 30 semester hours/45 quarter hours program Funding Cap, for:.Must not have already received a high school diploma Funding and Cost:.Adhere to all of the policies specifically stated in the Cobb County School District Local School Agreement (provided on the forms page of this site).Meet high school participation requirements specific to Cobb County:.Meet college admissions requirements for their DE program.
Be a Georgia resident (no additional citizenship required).If 10th graders have earned, in one sitting, either a 1200 on the SAT or a 26 on the ACT, they are eligible to apply for enrollment in any participating DE college and take any approved DE courses.10th grade students can participate in DE by enrolling in eligible CTAE courses at a Technical College (TCSG).Be enrolled in 10th, 11th or 12th grade.Attend eligible public, private, or home school high schools in Georgia.Kennesaw State University Fall 2021 Dual Enrollment Summit Presentationĭual Enrollment (DE) is a Georgia funded program that allows high school students to take college courses that can simultaneously count toward high school and college requirements.
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