Embedded Files
Do you consider yourself highly motivated? Eager to find out what college is like before you get there? The purpose of the program is to supplement and enrich the academic programs of ambitious high school students by widening their options and offering them the challenge of taking college level courses via GRCC!
There is no cost to dual enroll. Kenowa Hills pays for courses as well as required textbooks/materials.
Courses double count as college and high school credit.
Dual enrollment is for Seniors who are on track for graduation only! In a few circumstances, Juniors will be allowed to take college classes but this is at the discretion of the school counselors.
Seniors are limited (by law) to 3 college courses per semester, 6 total classes during senior year.
Curious what classes will transfer where? Check out the transfer guides below!
Curious what classes GRCC offer? Click here-----> GRCC ACADEMIC CATALOG
Have additional questions about dual enrollment?
Check out Michigan Department of Education Dual Enrollment FAQ's! Click here--->
Transfer Guides to MI Universities
Transfer Guides to MI Universities
Transfer Guides & Course Equivalencies
Transfer Guides & Course Equivalencies
The following links will take you to online equivalency guides provided by the transfer institution. This will allow you to check how your GRCC courses will transfer and learn more about your transfer school.
Public 4-Year
Public 4-Year
Lake Superior State University
Michigan Technological University
Saginaw Valley State University
University of Michigan-Dearborn
Private 4-Year
Private 4-Year
Kendall College of Art and Design
Michigan Transfer Network
Michigan Transfer Network
Search additional course equivalency information not listed in the transfer guides.
Curious if you dual enroll, how many Kenowa Hills High School classes you'll need? See the conversion examples below!
The amount of college credits divided by 2 = number of high school classes w/ the requirement of it always equaling 6!
Examples:
2 credits / 2 = 1 ; this would count as 1 high school class so the student would need 5 more high school classes
3 crd / 2 = 1.5 ; student would still need 5 high school classes
6 crd / 2 = 3 ; student would need 3 high school classes
9 crd / 2 = 4.5 ; student would need 2 high school classes
12 crd / 2 = 6 ; student would not need any high school classes
Note: This formula comes straight from the Michigan Department of Education!
Page updated
Report abuse