Grades 9-12

Grades count toward HS GPA

1.20 weighted grade

A maximum of 5 courses can be taken between grades 9-12 from accredited colleges. If students desire to take more than 5 courses, they must identify which courses will count toward GPA prior to enrolling. All other courses will be for enrichment purposes only and will not count toward the final GPA.

Each dual enrollment course can count as 1 high school credit. If additional dual enrollment courses are desired that make the total requested high school credits greater than 8 per year, then the additional course will count as enrichment and not toward HS GPA. The enrichment course must be identified prior to the course beginning.

The course must be taken during the academic year for the grade to count; courses taken over the summer will be counted for enrichment and will not count towards GPA or high school credits

It is the student's responsibility to contact colleges they are considering attending after high school to determine if the dual enrollment course will be accepted for transfer credit. Taking dual enrollment courses does not necessarily guarantee transferable credits.

Failed dual enrollment courses may need to be remediated and could cause the student to be ineligible for graduation.

Set up a meeting with your counselor, discuss your goals, and develop a plan

Parent/guardian approval of the plan

Attend dual enrollment meeting in April and/or November

June 30, 2025- Deadline to submit college applications for all fall dual enrollment courses

December 15, 2025- Deadline to submit college applications for all spring dual enrollment courses