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OFF CAMPUS DUAL ENROLLMENT

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DUAL ENROLLMENT- THE BASICS

• Dual Enrolled students are enrolled in high school and college at the same time. Students receive credit on

both the high school transcript and on the college transcript and the grade will impact both the high school and the college GPA.

• The counselors and administrators at NHHS do not have access to college progress and grades. These grades

will not be in PowerSchool for parents and students to check. It is the student’s responsibility to communicate with each professor to find out how grades are calculated and where they can view progress. Each college will communicate the final grade to the counselors and grades will be placed on the transcript with the following conversion: – A in college class = 95 + 5 Bonus Points= 100 on the high school transcript – B in college class = 85 + 5 Bonus Points= 90 on the high school transcript – C in college class= 75 + 5 Bonus Points= 80 on the high school transcript – D in college class= 70 + 5 Bonus Points= 75 on the high school transcript – F in college class= 65. No Bonus Points= 65 on the high school transcript. – W (student withdraws from the class BEFORE the drop date)= class will be deleted from high school transcript – WF (student withdraws or is dropped from the class AFTER the drop date= 65 on the high school transcript

• College professors will not communicate with parents. Attendance requirements vary by college/university and

MUST be followed. NHHS field trips are NOT excused absences from college classes unless approved by the professor.

PENDING CHANGES:

• Please be aware that there are changes pending with Dual Enrollment in the state of Georgia.

At this time, we DO NOT know when the final decisions will be made.

• Here is the short version of the pending changes:

– Only 11th and 12th graders will be eligible for DE – Students will have a cap of 30 credit hours (typically 10 classes). This is credits attempted not completed. – All applications will be online (anticipated to be released in mid-March 2020) – Students may not take the same course twice (retaking because they failed it) – After a 2nd withdrawal from a class, you are no longer eligible for DE.

STEPS TO APPLY

• Decide which school you are interested in attending.
• Take the SAT/ACT or ACCUPLACER as needed by the specific school. If taking the

ACCUPLACER, see Mrs. Barton for a testing referral form. Sign up to test early in case you need to retest.

• Complete the Online Application for the school of your choice. Select Dual Enrollment to waive

the application fee.

• Complete the Funding Application for classes to be paid for in at www.gafutures.org.
• Once you have received your test scores, completed the online application and completed your

funding application, and have completed your Dual Enrollment Intent Form, see Mrs. Barton for a Participation Agreement and Transcript.

• Make an appointment with the DE Coordinator at the school of your choice and take your

test scores, transcript, and Participation Agreement to the meeting to pick your college classes.

• Bring Mrs. Barton a copy of your schedule. If you change your schedule, it is your responsibility to

make sure that Mrs. Barton has an updated copy. Classes will be paid according to the schedule that is on file at NHHS. Not providing an updated schedule or not completing your Funding Application in Ga Futures will result in a bill from the college that you will be responsible to pay. Lab fees and electronic textbook fees are not covered by Ga DE and are the responsibility of the student to pay.

EAST GEORGIA

• Location(s):

– Statesboro: 10449 US Highway 301 South, Statesboro, GA 30458 – Swainsboro: 131 College Circle, Swainsboro, GA 30401

• Requirements for enrollment: SAT/ACT/Accuplacer
• Contact Person: Brandy Murphy, bmurphy@ega.edu
• To take the Accuplacer: Apply online then make an appointment with the Statesboro Campus.
• To apply:

https://gafutures.xap.com/applications/usg/usg_common_2019/apply.html?application_id=2783

GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY

• Locations:

– Armstrong Campus: 11935 Abercorn St., Savannah, GA 31419 – Statesboro Campus: 1332 Southern Dr., Statesboro, GA 30458

• Requirements for enrollment: SAT/ACT/Accuplacer and 3.0 GPA
• Contact Person: Ally Jones, eajones@georgiasouthern.edu
• To take Accuplacer: apply online first then use the assigned Eagle ID # to set up Accuplacer

with the Academic Success Center (912-344-2915).

• To apply: https://academics.georgiasouthern.edu/dualenrollment/prospects/apply-now/

POINT UNIVERSITY

• Location: 55 Al Henderson Blvd., Savannah, GA 31419
• Requirements for enrollment: 3.0 GPA. SAT/ACT scores waived for 11th and 12th grade

students with an academic GPA of 3.0 or higher.

• Contact Person: Jenna Prince, jenna.prince@point.edu
• To apply: https://point.edu/admissions/apply/ select Dual-Credit Enrollment

SAVANNAH STATE UNIVERSITY

• Location: 3219 College St., Savannah, GA 31404
• Requirements for enrollment: SAT/ACT/Accuplacer and 3.0 GPA
• Contact Person: Brian Dawsey, dawseyb@savannahstate.edu
• To take the Accuplacer: Apply online. See Mrs. Barton to submit your transcript. Then sign up at

savannahstate.edu/testing/accuplacer.shtml

• To apply: https://www.savannahstate.edu/dual-enrollment/index.shtml

SAVANNAH TECHNICAL COLLEGE

• Location: 5717 White Bluff Rd., Savannah, GA 31405
• Requirements for enrollment: SAT/ACT/Accuplacer/9th Lit or American Lit GMAS
• Contact Person: Shatealy Johnson, sjohnson@savannahtech.edu
• To take the Accuplacer: see Mrs. Barton to get a testing referral form. Then go online to NHHS

website- Counselor’s Tab- Click Dual Enrollment. Click the link to sign up for the Accuplacer at the Savannah Campus of STC.

• To apply: https://www.savannahtech.edu/?s=dual+enrollment

COUNSELOR CONTACT INFORMATION

• For all Dual Enrollment questions,

please contact Toby Barton at toby.barton@sccpss.com.

• Please list Toby Barton as the

counselor of record for all college documents.