Looking to start working on your college degree while still in high school? MCCC随时准备提供帮助.
By participating in MCCC’s Dual Enrollment Program, you'll get a feel for how college works and get your feet wet well before you're a college freshmen. You’ll earn college credits and save money at the same time because your high school often pays for your classes – and sometimes even books and 费用.
Your high school can provide information on eligibility; what courses to take; how tuition, 费用, 书籍和交通都是处理好的, the consequences of not doing well in a college course, 对高中毕业的影响, and the responsibilities of eligible students and their parents/guardians.
双录取/提前上大学的好处
- Dual enrollment allows you to figure out what college instructors expect and how college is different from high school. When you get to college, you’ll already have a jump start are how to handle it.
- Dual enrollment classes can count toward high school graduation and college credit, and they are usually paid for by your high school. You could finish college early and pay less in the long run.
- You can take classes your high school does not offer. College courses prepares students to effectively communicate, think critically and be socially and culturally aware.
双生入学日期
This orientation is for dual enrolled students or the parents. Topics that will be discussed is the dual enrollment process @ MCCC, 教师的期望, 支持服务, 等.
双生定位
Tuesday, August 6, 2024 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM EDT
2024年8月7日星期三美国东部时间下午2:00 - 3:30
美国东部时间2024年8月13日星期二下午4:00 -下午5:30
Steps for High School Students to Participate in Dual Enrollment/Early College
It's important that you and your parents are on the same page about your future academic path.
Discuss how dual enrollment works and course options that are in line with your academic goals.
High school counselors and parents of homeschoolers - please complete the attached registration form and email it to dualenrollment@wolaipei.com along with the student's high school transcripts.
All students must apply before they can be registered for classes.
If your student needs to add or drop a class after the initial registration, complete the attached add/drop form and email it to dualenrolllment@wolaipei.com
Admission to the college for dual enrollment is based upon high school performance (minimum GPA 2.5), standardized test scores (such as ACT/SAT) and MCCC placement test scores. Please contact your high school guidance counselor to discuss your placement options.
你通过学校的辅导员注册. Course selection is limited by the high school, MCCC, and/or availability of course(s) desired.
常见问题
是的, unless you are 18 or older and are willing to assume the responsibility for the payment.
The parent signs off as the counselor and/or principal, and the “High School” line on the Dual Enrollment Form is filled out as “Home Schooled.”
Your high school counselor will help you determine what you are able to take.
是的. 注册ing for an academic course means you will receive a grade and have a college transcript. A transcript is a permanent record of courses attempted and completed. Any courses that you are enrolled in after the drop date for a 100-percent refund will appear on your college transcript along with the grade earned. These are permanent and cannot be removed or changed.
You should consult with your parent and high school counselor prior to dropping a course. If you drop prior to the end of the 100% refund period, the class will not appear on your transcript and the tuition is refundable. Please check the MCCC schedule book for exact dates.
A "withdrawal" is when you take yourself out of a class after the 100-percent refund period. Your grade for the class will be a "W", which will appear on your transcript. This will not affect your grade point average at MCCC. Some universities, such as Michigan State University, consider a W as a 0.0,然而. 也, be sure to check your high school's policy on how a "W" effects your high school grade point average and your eligibility for participating in high school activities and programs.
No. You will be treated the same as any other college student. Topics discussed and some of the language used may be of an adult nature.
College financial aid can only be used for admitted college students, not dual enrolled students. 一定, 虽然, to apply for financial aid during your senior year of high school to get your college money ready for the fall semester of college.