1. DUAL ENROLLMENT Maria Willis
Site Coordinator
lado. edu
(480)

2. AGENDA WHAT is Dual Enrollment? Student Enrollment Process
Course Schedule
Transferability
Important Dates

3. WHAT IS DUAL ENROLLMENT?
High school students take college level classes taught by college-certified high school instructors utilizing
College level curriculum and textbooks
Simultaneously earn both high school and college credit, at their high school, during the regular course of the high school day.
College credit is awarded immediately after passing the course.

4. BENEFITS
2.2 times more likely to enroll in a two or four-year college.
2 times more likely to return the second year college
1.7 times more likely to complete a college degree
Gives students college knowledge
Higher college participation rate than high school graduates overall
Save time and money

5. TUITION TUITION ASSISTANCE TUITION COST
Approved applications will be awarded on a first-come, first-served basis.
Apply Now
Students who qualify may receive up to 12 credits of tuition for Dual Enrollment classes per academic year.
$85 per credit plus $15 registration fee
3 credits (1 class) + fee = $270

7. Step 1: Get Admitted Riosalado.edu/dual
Follow the instructions until you receive your Student ID and MEID
Student ID: 3 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
MEID (Username): _________________
Password:______________________
Note: You will need this information each time you access your account.

8. STEP 2: Take the Placement Test
Repeat Testing
Students will be permitted one re-test in English, reading or math level after at least a 24-hour waiting period.
One additional re-test is permitted no sooner than three months from the oldest valid score date at any course placement testing site.
Course placement scores, with the exception of the reading exemption scores, will be valid for two years from the date of the original or re-test assessment.

9. Multiple Measures Math GPA Prerequisites
HS GPA (Unweighted) 2.60 to MAT142
HS GPA (Unweighted) MAT152 or MAT187
When to send to Testing to take Accuplacer Test
Student does not meet GPA requirements of 2.6 or higher
Student unable to obtain GPA
GPA score did not meet the requirements for the class the student wants to enroll
English and Chemistry130
ENG101
CHM130

10. PLACEMENT TESTING
Math and English composition courses require a college placement test. Other courses may require a reading placement test.
A college student ID number and picture ID are required for testing.

11. STEP 3: Financial Responsibility Form

12. STEP 4: Register for classes
How to access Course List:
Visit riosalado.edu/dual
Click on "List of Participating Schools" on the right-hand side under Contact Us
Locate “High School" then click to expand
Click on Download Course PDF

14. REGISTRATION

15. Click on
Add a Class
EVENTUALLY you will want to use the “other academic” drop down menu to access your transcripts! But that isn’t important quite yet! The Finances section will also soon be important for you!

16. Enter the Section Number of you class from the Course List

17. Click next to continue
Double check that you are in the right class period & with the right teacher!

18. Add all of your Fall dual classes then click on Proceed to Step 2 of 3

21. Academic Enrollment
View My Class Schedule to see all enrolled course

22. STEP 5: Pay tuition and fees
In-County tuition cost is $85* per credit plus a $15 registration fee per semester. Payment is due upon registration. Students will be dropped from courses for non-payment. *Tuition subject to change.  You can pay tuition online, in-person or by phone. Payment plans can only be set up online.

23. TRANSFER CREDITS Bob Brown
Early College Success Coach
ACE Puente Director
(480) I Fax (480)
2323 W. 14th Street, Tempe, AZ 85281
AGEC Transfer to all 3 in-state public universities
Most universities will take up to 67 transfer credits
Transfer as incoming Freshman with credits

24. Hundreds of colleges accept Dual Enrollment Always check with the receiving college on your desired major Access this information for Arizona universities towards the bottom of the web page in the Helpful tools section at:

25. IMPORTANT DATES 2 July 13 Aug 20 Aug 16 Sep 1 Oct
Course List posted on website
2 July
Tuition due & purge begins until Sept 17th
13 Aug
TA students must be enrolled in Fall/Spring courses
20 Aug
Last day for students to self enroll
16 Sep
Spring 2019 priority registration for current DE students
1 Oct

26. Question?? For student questions, please contact our Dual Hotline at (480) 517-8080