When we meet for your advisement session, we will discuss classes. However, to prepare, you can research classes using the course directory - https://www.gafutures.org/checs/dualenrollment/DECourseDirectory. Please take note that all classes you take within conjunction with your Kell classes need to keep you on track for graduation and some may require prerequisites. The American Lit EOC is required whether you take the course at Kell or at the college level.
Yes, as long as you meet the requirements for admission to your desired college. If you have not yet taken Algebra II, you will not meet the prerequisites for Dual Enrollment Math courses.
Once you have completed Steps 1-7, you may contact Ms. Von Lanken to set up an advisement session. The deadline for next school year (Summer 2022, Fall 2022, Spring 2023) is March 15th. Step 7 must be completed by March 15th. Please plan ahead.
May 11th for the Fall Semester
December 1st for Spring Semester
Check out www.gatracs.org or your desired college to see.
Students in the 10th grade with an SAT score of 1200 or an ACT score of 26 prior to the term may enroll in any approved dual enrollment courses at a TCSG, USG or private eligible participating postsecondary institution.
30 credit hours. This equates to about 10 classes.
It will be assumed that you changed your mind about DE. You will be given a Kell HS class schedule. If you think you're full time DE, but didn't turn in a schedule and don't come to school, it will look like you're skipping and you may be administratively withdrawn. You MUST turn in your schedule. This is your way of telling Kell what classes you are taking and when so our scheduler can do their best to work with your DE schedule.
Your High School schedule comes first. You will either need to adjust the times of your classes or withdraw from DE. When choosing your class times, it is suggested to have a copy of the Kell Bell Schedule with you to know if you'll have enough time to get from one location to the other.
Yes, however it is the student's responsibility to ensure extracurriculars don't interfere with college courses or attendance. DE professors do not have to give makeups or alternate assignments.
No. Students should take the lead with parents/guardians available for support.
No. College professors only communicate with students using their student email addresses.