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Dual Enrollment allows eligible students to enroll in college courses while attending high school. WHS will pay tuition up to the allowable state funding.
Dual Enrollment Process
Dual Enrollment Process
Students are invited to a Dual Enrollment informational meeting during 2nd hour.
Deadline is advertised in daily WHS news.
Dual Enrollment informational packets are available in the Guidance Office for any students that missed the meeting, as well as below. Students may print from home and submit to counselor via email, if absolutely necessary, to meet the deadline.
Packets must be completed (including parent signatures) by the deadline in order to be eligible to dual enroll for the upcoming semester.
Student should not complete the college application until they have met with their counselor and been approved to dual enroll.
The deadline for FALL dual enrollment is Thursday, March 13th. Deadlines must be met in order to be eligible for the upcoming semester. Student absence is not a reason for exception. The deadline is the last day the packet can be turned in; not the only day.
Dual enrollment is a great opportunity to save time and money, however, it does have to fit into the student's life. Consider commitments outside of school (athletics, work schedules, living situation, transportation, and out of pocket expenses).
Contact your child's counselor with questions or concerns.
Early College Allegan County (ECAC)
Early College Allegan County (ECAC)
Early College Allegan County (ECAC) is an opportunity for motivated students to extend high school by one year in order to earn both their diploma and an associate’s degree or Technical Certificate with up to 62 college credits from Lake Michigan College (LMC) at no cost. Students receive support to improve their academic performance as they complete both high school and college coursework and secure their future education and career-related goals. Available for Class of 2027+.
Students apply to ECAC during their 10th grade year. If accepted students make a 3-year commitment to complete the program. Information is provided during class scheduling meetings each year. See your school counselor with questions regarding this dual enrollment opportunity.
More information on ECAC can be found through their website: www.alleganaesa.org
Allegan Advantage
Allegan Advantage
Allegan Advantage is a partnership with Lake Michigan College (LMC) that allows students to take 6 college classes (dual enrollment) during the school day at the Tech Center in Allegan. Students attend either the AM or PM session, attending WUHS classes in the alternate time. A great opportunity for seniors. See your school counselor with questions regarding this dual enrollment opportunity.
Virtual Dual Enrollment MeetingVIRTUAL DUAL ENROLLMENT MEETING (Approx. 15 mins.)
VIRTUAL DUAL ENROLLMENT MEETING (Approx. 15 mins.)
This video was created during quarantine 2020; however, all dual enrollment information is still accurate.
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