Dual Enrollment

University of Michigan, Flint - Dual Enrollment Classes 

Recommended for Grade 12 * Year Course * Hartland High School* 

Business Economics * 3 Hour Block * Semester 1 - 67971; Semester 2 - 67972 

General Studies * 3 Hour Block * Semester 1 - 67975; Semester 2 - 67976 

Pre-Engineering Program * 3 Hour Block * Semester 1 - 67351; Semester 2 - 67352 

Medical Sciences * 3 Hour Block * Semester 1 - 67355; Semester 2 - 67356 

Livingston County is collaborating with U of M-Flint to offer high school students expanded dual enrollment opportunities. These clusters of courses are designed to offer students 12 college credits that can possibly transfer to their college of choice and to provide rigorous college courses in areas of a student’s interest. Most of the cost of these college courses is covered by the local school district. Students must travel to Hartland School District for their session of courses Monday through Friday all year long. 

Students must: 

• Be in good academic and attendance standing, with overall GPA of 3.0+ 

• Provide transportation 

• Commit to the cluster for the entire year 

• Fill out the appropriate application for U of M Flint and their respective high school 

• Some programs have additional requirements. Please see your counselor. 

BHS is only guaranteed limited seats in these programs. Therefore, the students allowed to attend these programs may be selected based on their academic transcript or college or career path. Juniors may apply but will receive consideration only if open seats remain after the selection process. 

Business Economics Program (12 Credits) 

Fall:

• BUS 110, Business Concepts & Careers, 3 Credits 

• ECN 201, Principles of Economics - Macroeconomics, 3 Credits 

Winter:

• BUS 115, Introduction to Business Applications, 3 Credits 

• ECN 202, Principles of Economics - Microeconomics, 3 Credits 

General Studies (12 Credits) 

Fall:

• POL 120, American National Government & Politics, 3 Credits 

• COM 204, Argumentation & Debate, 3 Credits 

Winter:

• PHL 101, Intro to Philosophy, 3 Credits 

• HIS 114, 20th Century World History, 3 Credits 

Pre-Engineering Program (13 Credits) 

Fall:

• CSC 174, Programming & Problem Solving for Engineering, 3 Credits 

• EGR 102, Introduction to Engineering, 3 Credits Winter 

• EGR 165, Computer Aided Design, 3 Credits 

• CSC 175, Problem Solving & Programming, 4 Credits 

Medical Sciences Program (13 Credits) 

Fall:

• BIO 113, Principles of Biology, 4 Credits 

• HCR 206, Health Sciences Applications, 2 Credits 

Winter:

• BIO 328*, Genetics, 4 Credits * Prerequisite: C- or better in BIO 113 

• PHL 202, Intro to Logic, 3 Credits