Dual Enrollment

What is Dual Enrollment?

Dual Enrollment is a program that allows high school students to take college classes while enrolled in high school. Dual Enrollment is for Juniors and Seniors with a few exceptions for underclassmen.

Additional resources for understanding Dual Enrollment.

Dual Enrollment Expectations

Deadlines for Participating in Dual Enrollment

Dual Enrollment Dates for the 25-26 School Year

This is for all schools except Georgia Tech (GT). Information on GT dates is listed below.

January 15th - Dual Enrollment Night at 6:30 pm in the IA Auditorium
January 28th - Counselor Q&A Session in Mission Control during lunch.
March 1st - Deadline to apply for summer semester Dual Enrollment
March 31st - Deadline to apply for fall semester Dual Enrollment, which includes:
1. apply to the college,
2. complete the GAFutures application and funding application, and
3. complete and submit a paper copy of the Fulton County DE Contract to counseling.

May 5th - Deadline to register for Fall DE classes and submit a screen shot of your class schedule to your counselor. If you miss this deadline, you will not be able to sign up for Dual Enrollment.
November 1st - Deadline to apply for spring semester Dual Enrollment.

Dual Enrollment Dates for Georgia Tech Distance Math and Computer Science

January 15th - Dual Enrollment Night at 6:30 pm in the IA Auditorium
January 28th - Counselor Q&A Session in Mission Control during lunch.
March 1st - Deadline to apply for summer semester Dual Enrollment
March 31st - Deadline to complete:
1. the GAFutures application and funding application online in GAFutures, and
2. the Fulton County DE Contract on paper and submit it to counseling.

April - Georgia Tech usually hosts an information session. Date to be posted when GT releases it.
May 5 - Students wanting to participate in GT Distance Math/Computer Science must submit an email to their counselor with their intent to participate in GT distance learning.
May 15 to June 15 - DE application period for Georgia Tech. Visit the Georgia Tech DE page for more dates and how to apply - https://admission.gatech.edu/dual-enrollment/application-and-admission

Completing the FCS DE Contract

Requesting a Transcript for Dual Enrollment

GAFutures

When you apply for Dual Enrollment, request your transcript through GAFutures.org. You will need to use ScribOrder in two situations: (1) the college you are applying to isn't a Georgia school or (2) you do not have a Social Security number on file with Fulton County Schools.

ScribOrder

If your school is not a part of the University System of Georgia (like Auburn and Embry Riddle) or if you do not have a Social Security Number in the Fulton County Infinite Campus database, please read the instructions below and request your transcript through ScribOrder.

Make sure you attach a parent photo ID to the request unless you have already turned 18. At 18 years of age, you can request your own transcript.

If you are requesting a Gwinnett Tech transcript, use the Special Instructions box to type in the DUAL ENROLLMENT address where you need to send the transcript.

DE College Info (GT, GSU, Gwinnett Tech, Auburn, Young Harris)

Auburn University - Auburn First Program

Fulton County has introduced an option to do Dual Enrollment through Auburn University. Click Here for information on the Auburn First Program.

Gwinnett Technical College

Links to information on DE at Gwinnett Tech: www.GwinnettTech.edu/DualEnrollment and DualEnrollment@GwinnettTech.edu

Georgia State University (GSU) DE Information

GSU offers students two DE options: on campus at the downtown location or at one of the GSU Perimeter locations. There is a GSU Perimeter location off of Old Milton Parkway in Alpharetta.

GSU Perimeter - https://admissions.gsu.edu/associate-degree/apply/de-students/
GSU Downtown - https://admissions.gsu.edu/bachelors-degree/knowledgebase/dual-enrollment/

Georgia Gwinnett College

For information on enrolling at Georgia Gwinnett College, go to https://www.ggc.edu/admissions/how-to-apply/dual-enrollment.html.

Georgia Tech Distance Math/General Dual Enrollment

Georgia Tech's main option for Dual Enrollment is through distance math or distance computer science classes that are held in conjunction with local high schools. Georgia Tech's admissions process occurs later than all of the other schools. Students must follow the Dual Enrollment process to participate in Georgia Tech Distance Calculus, so high school forms are required by March 31st. This means you must apply through GAFutures by March 31st and complete the Fulton County DE form. However, Georgia Tech typically opens their online application on May 15th so you won't be able to apply to GT until then. Their application deadline is June 15th. They will release admissions decisions for fall applicants in July after they receive AP scores.

Georgia Tech's Distance Math program - https://dev.admission.gatech.edu/dual-enrollment/distance-math
Information on all of Georgia Tech's Dual Enrollment Programs - https://admission.gatech.edu/dual-enrollment/
Georgia Tech Computer Science CS 1301 and CS 1331 - GT is now offering this program over the summer. The deadline to apply for summer Dual Enrollment is March 1st. https://admission.gatech.edu/dual-enrollment/

Young Harris College

Young Harris offers online DE classes. For more information visit their website: https://www.yhc.edu/academics/distance-learning/early-college
Young Harris offers a 3 + 2 Dual Degree in Mathematics (Young Harris) and Mechanical Engineering (UGS). Dual Enrollment classes can count toward the completion of this degree.

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