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DUAL ENROLLMENT CONSENT FORMStudent Name (Please print): Application deadlines are one week before the first day of class. Grove City College will make every effort to accommodate applications and

How to fill out dual credit concurrent enrollment

How to fill out dual credit concurrent enrollment

1. To fill out dual credit concurrent enrollment, follow these steps:
2. Contact your high school guidance counselor to discuss your interest in dual credit concurrent enrollment.
3. Determine which courses are available for dual credit concurrent enrollment at your high school and the requirements for enrolling in each course.
4. Complete any necessary application forms or paperwork required by your high school and the college or university offering the dual credit courses.
5. Meet any prerequisites or placement requirements for the courses you wish to enroll in. This may include taking placement tests or meeting minimum GPA requirements.
6. Once approved for dual credit concurrent enrollment, work with your high school guidance counselor and college or university advisor to create a schedule that accommodates both your high school and college classes.
7. Attend all classes and meet the requirements set by both your high school and the college or university for successful completion of the dual credit courses.
8. Regularly communicate with your high school guidance counselor and college or university advisor to ensure you are meeting all the necessary requirements and staying on track with your dual credit concurrent enrollment.

Who needs dual credit concurrent enrollment?

1. Dual credit concurrent enrollment is beneficial for:
2. - High school students who want to earn college credits while still in high school.
3. - Students who want to get a head start on their college education and potentially graduate college earlier.
4. - Students who are academically advanced and looking for more challenging coursework.
5. - Students who want to explore different subjects or career paths before committing to a full college program.
6. - Students who want to save money on college tuition by earning credits at a reduced cost or for free through dual credit programs.
7. - Students who want to enhance their college applications and demonstrate their ability to handle college-level coursework.
8. - Students who want to experience the rigors and expectations of college-level classes before transitioning to full-time college attendance.

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What is dual credit concurrent enrollment?

Dual credit concurrent enrollment allows high school students to enroll in college courses and earn credit for both high school and college simultaneously.

Who is required to file dual credit concurrent enrollment?

High school students who wish to earn college credit while still in high school are required to file dual credit concurrent enrollment.

How to fill out dual credit concurrent enrollment?

To fill out dual credit concurrent enrollment, students must work with their high school counselors and college advisors to select suitable college courses and complete necessary paperwork.

What is the purpose of dual credit concurrent enrollment?

The purpose of dual credit concurrent enrollment is to provide high school students with an opportunity to get a head start on their college education and save time and money in the long run.

What information must be reported on dual credit concurrent enrollment?

Information such as student's personal details, selected college courses, high school approval, and college acceptance must be reported on dual credit concurrent enrollment forms.