Dropping/Failing Dual Credit Courses

This will be updated with Fall 24 dates in July 2024

Dropping or failing a college course is different than changing a high school course. Make sure you understand the differences. Students may be responsible for paying for these courses, even though they were not successfully completed.

Spring 2024 Drop Dates

1/26/24 is drop date for courses taught by ACTC Faculty.

1/26/24 for courses taught by high school faculty which began the first week of January 2024.

Boyd and Greenup courses beginning the week of 122/24--the drop date is 2/14/24.

Spring courses dropped after the dates above will result in a W on the student's college transcript, and students may be responsible for tuition. Students are responsible for digital textbook fees.

Dropping Courses Updated.docx

Dropping Dual Credit Courses: Important Academic and Financial ImplicationsThis video discusses the academic and financial impacts on your college transcript when you drop a college course. This process is different than changing high school courses.

Drop Procedure

Before midterm of the semester:

Student emails counselor from their high school email account to request dropping the course.
Counselor forwards the email to ACTC, stating approval for the drop.
ACTC drops the student.

After midterm of the semester:

Student must email their instructor for permission from their ACTC account (for courses taught by ACTC faculty) or their high school account (courses taught by high school faculty).
Instructor must give permission for the drop.
Student forwards the instructor's permission to counselor.
Counselor states approval and forwards email to ACTC.
ACTC drops the student.