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Dual Enrollment Program
Dual Enrollment provides the
opportunity for 11th and 12th grade
students to earn college credit while still attending
high school. To qualify a student must:
- Have a
cumulative minimum high school GPA of
3.0
- Have a minimum
19 reading score on the ACT or a minimum 890
composite on the SAT
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How To Apply |
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Obtain a Dual Enrollment
application from your School Counselor then submit
it to the participating community college, college,
or university |
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Step 2 |
Fill out a Transcript
Request Form to have official high school
transcripts and ACT or SAT scores sent to the
participating school. |
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Step 3
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After the application
has been processed, you will register for classes.
Return a copy of the class or classes you sign up
for to your School Counselor then your BHS schedule
will be changed to reflect Dual Enrollment. Per
semester, a student may take one Dual Enrollment
class and five classes at BHS or two Dual Enrollment
classes and four classes at BHS. |
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Step 4 |
Upon successful
completion of the Dual Enrollment class have your
final grade sent to BHS so credit can be awarded.
Grade will be reflected on BHS transcript as
Pass/Fail. It will not count toward GPA. |
Other Important Information
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Dual enrollment students are
eligible for a $300.00 grant per semester via a HOPE
Grant Program. Obtain forms from your School Counselor then
submit them to the participating school. *Note: Students
must have been a Tennessee resident for one year prior to
receipt of the grant. All participating students must
maintain a 2.75 GPA in the Dual Enrollment class in order to
retain eligibility for the grant. The grant is a “stand
alone” program. Hours attempted and grades earned have no
impact on the student’s TN Hope eligibility.
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Students taking any Dual Enrollment class should discuss,
with a College/University Admissions Counselor, whether or
not it will transfer to the College/University they plan to
attend in the fall.
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