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Dual Enrollment Handbook 20152016 Updated March 2, 2015 1 Dual Enrollment Handbook 20152016 Introduction The Dual Enrollment Program was created to allow qualified students the opportunity to fulfill

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How to fill out dual enrollment handbook 2015-2016:

1. Start by reading the introduction section of the handbook to familiarize yourself with its purpose and contents.
2. Pay close attention to the specific instructions provided for filling out the handbook, as they may vary depending on your specific situation or school.
3. Make sure to complete all required sections of the handbook, including personal information, academic goals, course selection, and any necessary signatures.
4. If you have any questions or need clarification on any section of the handbook, don't hesitate to reach out to your school's dual enrollment coordinator or advisor for assistance.
5. Once you have reviewed and completed all sections of the handbook, double-check your work to ensure accuracy and completeness before submitting it according to the given instructions.

Who needs dual enrollment handbook 2015-2016?

1. High school students who are interested in taking college-level courses while still in high school.
2. Parents or guardians of high school students who are considering dual enrollment as an option for their child's education.
3. School administrators, counselors, and teachers who provide guidance and support for students participating in dual enrollment programs.
4. College or university staff who oversee the dual enrollment program and require a handbook to establish guidelines and procedures for students.

Note: The specific individuals who need the dual enrollment handbook can vary depending on the educational institution and its policies. It is essential to consult with your school or program coordinator to determine if you need the 2015-2016 dual enrollment handbook and who it is primarily intended for.

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What is dual enrollment handbook?

The dual enrollment handbook is a guide that provides information about dual enrollment programs, policies, and procedures for students.

Who is required to file dual enrollment handbook?

The dual enrollment handbook is typically filed by the educational institution offering the dual enrollment program.

How to fill out dual enrollment handbook?

The dual enrollment handbook is usually filled out by the designated administrators or staff members at the educational institution.

What is the purpose of dual enrollment handbook?

The purpose of the dual enrollment handbook is to inform students, parents, and educators about the requirements and benefits of participating in dual enrollment programs.

What information must be reported on dual enrollment handbook?

The dual enrollment handbook must include information about program eligibility, course offerings, registration procedures, academic requirements, and student responsibilities.