1. informational Meeting
Agenda
Dual Enrollment Policies and Procedures
Dual Enrollment Coordinators from :
University of North Georgia
Georgia Gwinnett College
Gwinnett Technical College
Grayson High School (On Campus)
Dual Enrollment Option
Tuesday, February 6:00 p.m.
Grayson High School Theater
Contact your counselor for
additional information.

2. High School /College Dual Enrollment
Information
And
Procedures
* Subject to change based on legislative action

3. WHAT IS Dual Enrollment?
The Dual Enrollment program is an opportunity for qualified high school students to earn college credits. The student is “jointly” enrolled in high school and in college. The student can be a full time or part time college student.
The student earns college credits as well as high school credits
needed for graduation.

4. WHERE CAN I ATTEND?
A student may apply to attend any participating public college, private college, or technical college in Georgia.

5. It is the student’s responsibility to talk with colleges regarding their policies on accepting transfer credit.

6. HOW DOES GRADING WORK?
If the student fails a class, it could jeopardize graduation!
No points are added to the final grade (exception – 10 pts. are added to Georgia Tech –Calculus II).
All Dual Enrollment classes are included on the high school transcript.
If colleges provide the high school with letter grades, the high school will transcribe the letter grade to the midpoint of the grading scale.
A = 95 B = 85 C = 77
D = 72 F = 55

7. GRADE CONVERSON ► 1 - 2 semester hour college classes = .5 HS credit.
Note: Science labs will receive .5 HS credit and will count toward elective credit. They will not count toward fourth science requirement.

8. What Are the CONS PROS Dual Enrollment does not count against HOPE cap
Students must keep up with important Junior/Senior High School information.
Many colleges prefer a different curriculum path (i.e. AP classes).
Colleges will not communicate with parents of Dual Enrollment students.
PROS
Students get a free head start on college.
Dual Enrollment does not count against HOPE cap

9. BE AWARE!!!
A student must meet the entrance requirements of the college.
It is the student’s responsibility to register for the correct classes as advised by High School Counselor.
The student is responsible for ALL interaction with the college. The college will not speak with a parent or the Dual Enrollment Counselor regarding the student.
Students must have all schedule changes approved by the Dual Enrollment Counselor.
Holidays such as Spring Break may be different from the Gwinnett County holidays.

10. Dual Enrollment REQUIREMENTS TO PARTICIPATE
All students attending eligible public or private high schools or a home student program
Must be classified as a 9th, 10th, 11th or 12th grader
No residency or citizenship requirement
Must be admitted to postsecondary institution
Cannot be graduated already
Advisement form signed by student and parent
Eligible for summer study
Can be denied participation for violation of secondary or postsecondary rules.

11. HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE Dual Enrollment Policies and Procedures The following steps should be followed if you are planning to participate in the Dual Enrollment Program:
Attend a Parent/Student Information Meeting.
Register and take the SAT, ACT or the ACCUPLACER/COMPASS Entrance Exams. (Request scores to be sent to the college.)
Apply as a Dual Enrollment Student to the college/ university of your choice. Request to send HS transcript to college/university via GAFutures.
Schedule a parent/student advisement conference with your HS counselor.

12. Policies and Procedures
Complete the Dual Enrollment Student Participation Agreement Form. (Copies of this completed form must be provided to the students, parents/guardians, and respective postsecondary institution)
Complete the Advisement/Contact Form & GCPS Dual Enrollment Permission Form.
After receiving your acceptance from the college/university, contact your Dual Enrollment Counselor.
Meet with your college advisor to register for classes.

13. Policies and Procedures
Meet with your High School Counselor to complete 4-year plan/credit evaluation.
Complete Part I of the online Dual Enrollment application via (Must be completed
EVERY SEMESTER)
Provide a copy of your schedule to your counselor ASAP ( EVERY SEMESTER)
At the end of the semester, provide a copy of your college/university grades and an official transcript to your Dual Enrollment counselor in a timely manner.
*Repeat steps for all semesters of participation.

14. ENROLLMENT STATUS Part time is a combination of 6 courses
between Grayson High School and College.
Full time is a minimum of 4 courses at the college which would be 12 – 15 college credit hours.
Most college courses are 3 credit hours earned in 1 semester.
Students earn 1 credit in 2 semesters at GHS.
Example – 1 semester of Language Arts at the college level is equal to
2 semesters at GHS

15. Dual Enrollment Courses at Grayson High School

16. Dual Enrollment courses at GHS
Face to Face Setting
Online Setting
American Gov’t
US History
World History
Psychology
Macroeconomics
Other courses are offered online but are not guaranteed to transfer to other state schools
Math
College Algebra
Pre-Calculus
Calculus
Statistics
English
English 1101 (Adv. Comp)
English 1102 (British Lit)
Sociology

17. Structure of DE Courses at GHS
Scheduled during the student’s schedule
Must plan for DE courses only lasting one semester
The time / period of the course offerings is TBD
Online courses will be scheduled in computer lab during the school day
Students will complete a regular schedule through the Spring registration process

18. Grayson High School (On- Campus)
Dual Enrollment Gwinnett Tech Information
Link
GA Futures Information
Seth Rhine – AP of Curriculum
Ed Williams – Dual Enrollment Coordinator
Grade Level Counselors