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GULL LAKE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS Dual Enrollment Weighted Grade Criteria Directions: This page must be completed and returned by the deadline to Mina French , GLVP Dean of Early College and Dual Enrollment

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How to fill out dual enrollment weighted grade

1. Gather your high school transcripts and the college course syllabus.
2. Identify the courses that are eligible for dual enrollment at your institution.
3. Check the weight assigned to dual enrollment courses in your school’s grading policy.
4. Calculate the grade earned in the dual enrollment course.
5. Multiply the college grade by the weighted value according to your school’s policy.
6. Update your high school GPA with the newly calculated weighted grade.
7. Ensure that all paperwork is submitted to your school for official recognition.

Who needs dual enrollment weighted grade?

1. High school students seeking to advance their education.
2. Students aiming to enhance their college applications.
3. Individuals looking to earn college credit while still in high school.
4. Learners wanting to challenge themselves with college-level coursework.

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What is dual enrollment weighted grade?

A dual enrollment weighted grade is a grade given to a student who takes college-level courses while still in high school, typically resulting in a higher grade point average (GPA) due to the increased difficulty of the coursework.

Who is required to file dual enrollment weighted grade?

Students who participate in dual enrollment programs are typically required to file for dual enrollment weighted grades, along with their respective educational institutions that need to reflect these grades in academic records.

How to fill out dual enrollment weighted grade?

To fill out a dual enrollment weighted grade, students or schools must document the course name, the grade earned, the weight assigned to the course, and ensure this information is submitted to the appropriate academic record-keeping system.

What is the purpose of dual enrollment weighted grade?

The purpose of a dual enrollment weighted grade is to appropriately recognize and reflect the academic rigor of college courses taken by high school students, thereby affecting GPA calculations and enhancing college admissions prospects.

What information must be reported on dual enrollment weighted grade?

The information that must be reported includes the course title, the grade received, the credit weight of the course, and any relevant details regarding the institution offering the course.