You can request adjustments using the Drop/Add Request Form. Any consideration for a course change after 5 days requires administrative approval. Requests for adjustments are made through the Drop Add Request Form Shared with all students when schedules are made available. Students are allowed to make schedule adjustments up to five (5) days into a term. Student must apply to the college for dual enrollment admission and enroll in the college course with the registrar from the specific college.ĭUAL ENROLLMENT GRAND RAPIDS COMMUNITY COLLEGEĭUAL ENROLLMENT GRAND VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY.While these have been the most common colleges for dual enrollment, students are welcome to pursue application for dual enrollment with any college. Below you can find specific links and costs for Hope College, Davenport University, and GRCC. PSEO funding can only be used at participating Michigan public or private colleges, not out of state schools. Apply to college using the college's dual enrollment application (found on their website or link below).Steps required by the college/university for Dual Enrollment - (details and links below for some area colleges): Parent reviews, signs, and returns to Mrs. A letter will be emailed to the student and parent with details, including agreed payments, credits, and HPS contribution. HHS Principal and Counselor will review student and course eligibility for dual enrollment PSEO contribution.She will help you consider courses that interest you and align with your college/career plans, how the college course could potentially fit with your HHS schedule, and the steps needed to enroll in the college dual enrollment program. Submit signed Letter Dual Enrollment Considerations above and HHS Dual Enrollment Permission to Mrs.Letter Dual Enrollment Considerations 2022-23 . The letter must be signed by parent and student. Discuss with parent/guardian: Prospective Dual Enrollment Letter.Determine if the course you would like to take is eligible. Determine if you qualify with your test scores which can be found on your College Board account and compare them with the Michigan Minimum Dual Enrollment Qualifying Scores.Steps required through HHS for potential Dual Enrollment: Students must apply first through their high school for eligibility, then apply through the college or university for admission and course registration. If the course is not eligible for PSEO, the student may still be able to take the course if their test scores meet eligibility requirements, however, the student/family would need to cover the cost of the course.(Eligible courses are those not offered at the high school, are generally core courses or specific career prep, not areas of craft, hobby, recreation, theology, religion). Course Eligibility: HPS participates in the Postsecondary Enrollment Options Act (PSEO) and, therefore, provides payment per the per pupil spending allowance up to $684.50 (amount for 2020-21 school yr) for each class/school hour.Michigan Minimum Dual Enrollment Qualifying Scores Table available with qualifying scores at Michigan Department of Education website. Student Eligibility: Students can qualify with scores from specified scores on SAT, ACT, PLAN, or PSAT.Both the student and the course need to qualify for dual enrollment as follows: Dual Enrollment is designed to provide qualified students the opportunity to pursue courses beyond what is offered through the high school which align with their college and career goal area.
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