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Dual Enrollment Program

This program, recognized for its excellence,
offers high school students the unique opportunity to
earn both high school & college credits simultaneously

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Program Information

Welcome to the A-State Dual Enrollment/Concurrent Admission Application

The A-State Dual Enrollment/Concurrent Program is a Partnership between the university and high schools to offer qualified high school students the opportunity to satisfy both high school and university credit requirements simultaneously through specific concurrent credit courses. This application is for current high school students enrolled at partner high schools.

Dual Enrollment Benefits:-

  • Save Time and Money.
  • Take Classes your high school doesn’t offer.
  • Understanding the expectations of college-level courses earlier.
  • Improving high school academics, high school graduation rates, college enrollment, college success, and college completion rates.
  • Getting college credit early at little to no cost.
  • Save money on tuition, books, materials, and other fees.

Program DETAILS

To join the Dual Enrollment Program at ASU-GSI, students must meet the following criteria:

  • Completion of the eighth grade and current enrollment in an accredited public or private secondary school or homeschool.
  • Enrollment in freshman or sophomore-level courses approved by ASU-GSI and listed in the ASU-GSI Catalog.
  • Fulfillment of all course prerequisite requirements as specified in the ASU-GSI online catalog.
  • Approval of course selection and enrollment hours by the student’s counselor, principal, or designated high school representative.
  • Submission of a signed Dual Enrollment Policy/Parent Consent Form, indicating the student’s good standing and a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
  • Counsellor Recommendation Letter
  • English and Math Transcripts from the year before.
  • QID
  • Passport

Students must meet the following minimum test scores for enrollment in general education courses:

  • Math: ACT 19 or Next Generation Accuplacer 250 (Math QAS)
  • English & Literature: ACT 19 or Next Generation Accuplacer 253 (Reading) and 5 (WritePlacer) or 260 (Writing)

Additional prerequisites or course sequences may apply to specific classes.

The tuition rate for ASU-GSI dual enrollment courses is $500 per course, provided the course is part of the General Education curriculum or a non-General Education course included in the ASU-GSI Academic Catalog.

Payments can be made in person on campus, by phone, or online through our payment portal here.

All financial obligations must be settled in full before grades, transcripts, or other official records will be released. If a student owes a balance from a previous semester, they will not be allowed to register for subsequent semesters until the balance is paid in full.

DUAL/CONCURRENT COURSES

Course List 01
  1. ACCT2033: INTRO TO FINANCIAL ACCT
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  2. ACCT2133: INTRO TO MANAGERIAL
    ACCT
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  3. AGEC1003: INTRO TO AGRICULTURAL
    BUSINESS
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  4. ART2503: FINE ARTS VISUAL
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  5. ART2523: INTRODUCTION TO GAME
    DESIGN
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  6. BIO2101: MICRO FOR NURS HEALTH
    LAB
    Credit Hours – (1 hour)
  7. BIO2103: MICROBIOLOGY FOR NURS
    HEALTH
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  8. BIO2201: HUMAN ANAT AND PHYSIO
    LAB I
    Credit Hours – (1 hour)
  9. BIO2203: HUMAN ANATOMY AND
    PHYSIOLOGY I
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
Course List 02
  1. DIGI2003:INTRO TO CODING WITH
    SWIFT
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  2. DIGI2013: INTRO TO CODING WITH
    KOTLIN
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  3. DIGI2703: INTERACTION DESIGN
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  4. DIGI2783: HUMAN CENTERED DESIGN
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  5. DPEM1101: NATIONAL INCIDENT
    MANAGEMENT
    Credit Hours – (1 hour)
  6. DPEM1111: INTRO TO RESOURCE
    MANAGEMENT
    Credit Hours – (1 hour)
  7. DPEM1121: INTRODUCTION TO CBRNE
    Credit Hours – (1 hour)
  8. DPEM1503: INTRO COMMUNITY
    PREPAREDNESS
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  9. DPEM2233: HEALTHCARE EMERGENCY
    MGMT
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
Course List 03
  1. GIS2003: INTRO TO GIS AND
    PRECISION AG
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  2. GCOM1813:DIGITAL PUBLISHING I
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  3. GCOM2673: DIGITAL PUBLISHING II
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  4. GRFX1223: INTRO DIGITAL GAME
    DEVELOP
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  5. GRFX2223: DIGITAL GAME ASSET
    CREATION
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  6. HLTH2513:PRINCIPLES OF PERSONAL
    HEALTH
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  7. HPES1883: FOUNDATIONS OF HPESS
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  8. HP2013: MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  9. HP2112: INTRO TO US HEALTHCARE
    SYS
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
Course List 04
  1. MDIA1003: MASS COMM IN MODERN
    SOCIETY
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  2. MDIA2023: MEDIA AESTHETICS
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  3. MDIA2223: VIDEO PRODUCTION I
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  4. MUS2503: FINE ARTS MUSIC
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  5. PHIL1103: INTRODUCTION TO
    PHILOSOPHY
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  6. PE1002: CONCEPTS OF FITNESS
    Credit Hours – (2 hours)
  7. PHSC1201: PHYSICAL SCIENCE LAB
    Credit Hours – (1 hour)
  8. PHSC1203: PHYSICAL SCIENCE
    SYS
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
Course List 05
  1. SOC2213: INTRODUCTION TO
    SOCIOLOGY
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  2. SPAN2013: INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  3. SPAN2023: INTERMEDIATE SPANISH II
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  4. STCM2143: STRATEGIC WRITING I
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  5. TE2003: INTRODUCTION TO
    EDUCATION
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  6. THEA2503: FINE ARTS THEATRE
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  7. MATH2143: BUSINESS CALCULUS
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  8. ENG1003: COMPOSITION I
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
Course List 06
  1. BCOM2563: BUSINESS
    COMMUNICATION
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  2. CHEM1041:FUND CONCEPTS OF CHEM
    LAB
    Credit Hours – (1 hour)
    Math is a Pre-requisite
  3. CHEM1043: FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS
    OF CHEM
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
    Math is a Pre-requisite
  4. COMS1203: ORAL COMMUNICATION
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  5. COMS2253: INTRO TO HEALTH
    COMMUNICATION
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  6. COMS2313: COMMUNICATION THEORY
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  7. CRIM1023: INTRO CRIMINAL JUSTICE
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  8. CRIM2263: CRIMINAL EVIDENCE AND
    PROC
    Credit Hours – (3 hour)
  9. DIGI1113: DESIGN LITERACY
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
Course List 07
  1. DPEM2313: PANDEMIC PREPAREDNESS
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  2. DPEM2353: GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES IN
    DP
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  3. DPEM2363: FUND CBRNE CRIME SCENE
    MGMT
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  4. ECON2333: ECONOMIC ISSUES AND
    CONCEPTS
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  5. ELED2113: CHILD GROWTH AND
    LEARNING
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  6. ENG1003: COMPOSITION I
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  7. ENG1013: COMPOSITION II
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  8. FASH2233: CURRENT ISSUES IN
    FASHION
    Credit Hours – (3 hour)
  9. FIN2013: PERSONAL ASSET
    MANAGEMENT
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
Course List 08
  1. HIST1013: WORLD HISTORY TO 1500
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  2. HIST1023: WORLD HISTORY SINCE
    1500
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  3. HIST2773: THE UNITED STATES SINCE
    1876
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  4. HETM2013: THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  5. ISBA1503: MICROCOMPUTER
    APPLICATIONS
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  6. ISBA2033: PROGRAMMING
    FUNDAMENTALS
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  7. LAW2023: LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF
    BUSINESS
    Credit Hours – (3 hour)
  8. MATH1043: QUANTITATIVE REASONING
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
Course List 09
  1. PSSC1303: INTRO PLANT SCIENCE
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  2. PSSC2813: SOILS
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  3. POSC2103: INTRO TO U.S.
    GOVERNMENT
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  4. PSY2013: INTRODUCTION TO
    PSYCHOLOGY
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  5. PSY2023: PSY AS SCIENCE AND
    PROFESSION
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  6. PSY2133: DEVELOPMENTAL
    PSYCHOLOGY
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  7. PHLT1013: INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC
    HEALTH
    Credit Hours – (3 hour)
  8. SW2203: INTRO TO SOCIAL WORK
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
Course List 10
  1. MATH1023: COLLEGE ALGEBRA
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  2. PSY2013: INTRODUCTION TO
    PSYCHOLOGY
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  3. HIST2763: THE UNITED STATES TO
    1876
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  4. ART2503: FINE ARTS VISUAL
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  5. COMS1203: ORAL COMMUNICATION
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  6. SOC2213: INTRODUCTION TO
    SOCIOLOGY
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  7. ANTH2233: INTRO TO CULTURAL
    ANTHROPOLOGY
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  8. NS2203: BASIC HUMAN NUTRITION
    Credit Hours – (3 hour)
  9. HLTH2513: PRINCIPLES OF PERSONAL
    HEALTH
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  10. ENG1003: COMPOSITION I
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  11. HIST1013: WORLD HISTORY TO 1500
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)
  12. HIST1023: WORLD HISTORY SINCE
    1500
    Credit Hours – (3 hours)

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ADDITIONAL PROGRAM BENEFITS

 

  • Up to Two(2) Courses Per Semester.
  • Each Course is Three(3) Credits.
  • Up to Six(6) Credits Per Semester.
  • Students in a US University is required to finish 120 Credits to get a Bachelor’s Degree.
  • Students can finish up to 48 Credits while still in high school.

PROGRAM POLICIES

Dropping a course is a significant decision that can impact your academic progress. To drop a course after the open registration period, follow these steps:

  • Obtain an Individual Course Drop Request form from the Concurrent Enrollment Office.
  • Discuss your decision with the course instructor and obtain their signature on the form.
  • Submit the signed form to the Concurrent Enrollment Office. You may request a copy for your records.
  • The Concurrent Enrollment Office will notify the Registrar’s Office of the drop request.

    Students who drop a course before the drop deadline will receive a grade of “W” on their transcript. Refunds will be processed according to the Refund of Fees schedule in the University Catalog.

Withdrawing from the Semester/Term

If you need to withdraw from all courses in a semester, follow these steps:

  • Meet with your high school counselor to discuss your decision and explore alternatives.
  • Submit the Withdrawal Request form to the Concurrent Enrollment Office.
  • The Concurrent Enrollment Office will notify the Registrar’s Office for processing.
  • Students who withdraw from the semester before the published deadline will receive a grade of “W” on their transcript. Refunds will be processed according to the Refund of Fees schedule.

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