Dual Enrollment

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FERPA
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Benefits of Dual Enrollment

• Academic Rigor: Engages students in challenging coursework.
• Responsibility: Develops time management and organizational skills.
• College Exposure: Prepares students for higher education.
• No Cost: Tuition and fees are often covered.
• Access to Resources: Students gain access to college libraries, technology, and academic support.
• Quality Instruction: Learn from experienced college professors.

Dual enrollment offers students a head-start on college by providing rigorous academic experiences and access to valuable resources.

Responsibilities of Dual Enrollment Students

• Follow College Policies: Adhere to all college rules and regulations.
• Class Attendance: Attend all scheduled classes on time.
• Complete Assignments: Submit coursework and assignments on schedule.
• Communicate: Maintain communication with instructors and counselors.
• Manage Time: Balance college and high school commitments effectively.
• Take Ownership: Be responsible for your academic progress.
• Utilize Resources: Take advantage of college facilities, libraries, and support services.

By following these responsibilities, students can succeed academically and smoothly transition from high school to college life.

Principles of Participation