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Dual Enrollment is a unique early entry program for talented high school students who wish to enroll part-time in college as they complete their junior and senior year in high school. Students must have exhausted all or most of the academically challenging coursework offered by the high school. Dual enrollment is meant to complement the course offerings at high school, not replace. See detailed policies in drop-down menu below. Students, you must inform your school counselor immediately if there are any changes to your enrollment status in your dual enrollment course. Failure to communicate a withdrawal from a course with your school counselor will result in a failing grade for the dual enrollment course.
Upcoming Events/ Info
Upcoming Events/ Info
Dual Enrollment Information Session October 20th Presentation
Dual Enrollment Application Completion Sessions
For juniors and seniors interested in completing their Dual Enrollment applications/ registering for their spring courses. Register using the link below.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSerfal4NHiSgRJsfNowuWlzc__M7W1yMOO1LSv_ChyqlwQNlg/viewform
Dates: Friday, November 7th and Friday, November 14th
Time: Flex- 10:33am
Location: Career Center
Dual Enrollment Steps
Dual Enrollment Steps
Step 1. Attend Dual Enrollment Meeting the semester before you intend to enroll. Students must attend each semester to get updates.
Step 2. Submit the Penn Manor Application indicating what you plan to take in the upcoming semester by Friday December 5, 2025. This must be submitted for each class. By filling out this form you agree to the dual enrollment policies below. You will be emailed when the principal approves your dual enrollment course. You can register for the course, but we recommend you don't pay for the course until you get the principal's approval.
Step 3. Apply to the College/ Register for the Course(s) you intend to take through each college's unique dual enrollment process and talk to your school counselor about your intentions to take dual enrollment. Apply/Register by Tuesday December 23, 2025.
Step 4. Submit Proof of Enrollment once fully registered for the class and have access to your college email & computer system. This should be a screenshot from the college's SIS/website, not a screenshot of an email. Submit Proof of Enrollment by Tuesday December 23, 2025.
During the course:
Colleges have individual academic calendars, policies, and procedures. You must attend college classes based on the institution's calendar, even when the high school is closed.
If there are any changes to your enrollment in the courses mid-semester, you let your school counselor know immediately.
Students must follow the blended learning policy & procedures for leaving campus.
Step 5. Submit Final Grade & request official transcript as soon as you get your final grade. Upload a screenshot of your final grade while we wait for the official transcripts from the college to be sent to Penn Manor Counseling Department. Submit Final Grade
To request your official college transcripts:
HACC and Thaddeus Stevens: Release for grades was part of the application process.
Millersville: Per the MU-specific instructions, you should have already uploaded your transcript release form to MU directly or to the school counselor's office at the start of the semester.
PA College of Health Sciences: Please request your official transcripts from your MY PORTAL online.
Penn Manor Application & Forms:
Penn Manor Application & Forms:
Special Admissions Programs:
MU Early Enrollment Business Cohort
Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology (Full Year)
Lancaster County Career & Technical Center College or High School Program (Full Year)
Dual Enrollment Policies
Dual Enrollment Policies
Dual Enrollment is a special early entry program for talented high school students who wish to enroll part-time in college as they complete their junior and senior year in high school. To be admitted to early entry programs, students must:
Show college-ready competency in at least English and Math. This is shown through the SAT, PSAT, or placement testing
Have exhausted the academically challenging coursework offered by the high school. Dual enrollment is meant to complement the course offerings at high school, special permission is needed to substitute credit for a core course.
Students must have acceptable grades in core subjects
Students must notify the school counselor immediately if there are any changes in enrollment status in dual enrollment classes or if they are in danger of failing a dual enrollment course
Students need to follow the application procedures of the individual school and go through their assigned high school counselor for dual enrollment questions. Students can only take college courses at colleges with an established MOU with the high school.
Tuition is paid directly to the college/university. Many colleges offer tuition reductions and scholarship opportunities. All course placements are subject to seat availability. Matriculated current college students receive priority in course selection.
Students can take summer courses at colleges, but they will not count for High School Credit. We would still like to know that you are taking the course, so please fill out the Penn Manor Dual Enrollment Application, but it will not be approved for high school credit.
During the course:
Colleges have individual academic calendars, policies, and procedures. You must attend college classes based on the institution's calendar, even when the high school is closed.
If there are any changes to your enrollment in the courses mid-semester, you must let your school counselor know immediately.
Students must follow the blended learning policy & procedures for leaving campus.
Students, you must inform your school counselor immediately if there are any changes to your enrollment status in your dual enrollment course. Failure to communicate a withdrawal from a course with your school counselor will result in a failing grade for the dual enrollment course.
Penn Manor Education Foundation Reimbursement Scholarship
Penn Manor Education Foundation Reimbursement Scholarship
The Penn Manor Education Foundation's "Strong and Healthy Families Grant" will:
be used to partially reimburse tuition fees for students with demonstrated financial need.
If your family does not have the ability to pay for the course please submit the Scholarship Application form and speak with your counselor about the situation. Limited funds are available.
Submit the Reimbursement Scholarship Application the first week of dual enrollment classes.
Students must have a C or better in the college course to receive reimbursement.
The parent or student who is paying for the course/looking for reimbursement will need to complete a W9 form. Please reach out to catherine.geraghty@pennmanor.net for the w9 form.
Scholarship funds will be distributed once all courses have ended and grades have been verified.
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