Embedded Files
DUAL ENROLLMENT
Point of Contact:
Jordan Patterson
Dual Enrollment Program Director
phone: (406) 243-7901
email: jordan.patterson@mso.umt.edu
Benjamin Nelson
Dual Enrollment Specialist
phone: (406) 243-7854
email: benjamin.nelson@mso.umt.edu
Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit Courses are offered here at Corvallis High School through the University of Montana Missoula College. Students must be 16 to take these courses. If students are not 16 they must have a 3.0 GPA or higher. These courses are offered for a reduced cost for students. Scholarships are available for one class per year for students that qualify for free and reduced lunch. The following courses are offered here at Corvallis High School. This list is constantly changing, so please check back here often.
Click here to find the course descriptions in UM’s course catalog.
Corvallis Dual Enrollment.pptxFAQ's
FAQ's
What is Dual Enrollment?
Dual Enrollment program enables high school students to earn college credit by taking classes at the University of Montana and Missoula College. Dual Enrollment tuition is 50% of the Resident Missoula College/2-year tuition rate.
What is the One, Two, Free program?
Through public universities in Montana, all Montana students are eligible to take TWO free Dual Enrollment classes through a university. We have partnered with UM.
Does UM offer an scholarships for Dual Enrollment classes?
YES! If you or someone in your household receives governmental assistance (Medicaid, SNAP, TANIF, etc.) you may be eligible to take free Dual Enrollment classes. The application can be found HERE .
EARLY COLLEGE
What is Early College?
Early College differs from Dual Enrollment in that you are taking courses directly through UM, Missoula College, or Bitterroot College. That means you will have a college professor teaching the class instead of a Corvallis teacher. Example: Psychology is an Early College course. While we give you a designated class period, the class it taught by a professor.
Early College students can take most 100 and 200 level courses through the university or community colleges. You are technically an university undergrad and are expected to adhere to all policies and deadlines for undergraduate courses.
Some courses may be in-person (on UM/Missoula College/Bitterroot College campus) and some may be asynchronous (like Psychology).
How do I apply?
Contact Jordan Patterson or Ben Nelson do get started. Their contact info is at the top.
Report abuse