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Dual Enrollment Hempfield High School What is Dual Enrollment? - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Dual Enrollment Hempfield High School What is Dual Enrollment? - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Dual Enrollment Hempfield High School What is Dual Enrollment? High School junior and senior students concurrently enroll in college courses and receive both secondary and post- secondary credit for that coursework Dual Enrollment Eligibility
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Dual Enrollment Eligibility
Juniors and Seniors 3.0 GPA or higher Ability to handle the rigor of college course On track for graduation Good attendance Reliable transportation
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Applications
Placement Test (HACC only) PSAT/SAT or PLAN/ACT scores (Must send to college) Completed paper application Completed high school DE form
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College Partners
Elizabethtown College HACC- Lancaster Campus Millersville University Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences (seniors) Penn State York Campus
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College Partners
Paula Orenstein- Elizabethtown College Marcia Waters- HACC Katie Ferrier- Millersville University Amber Bensing- PA College of Health Science Terri Van Slyke- Penn State University
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College Course Options
General Education courses: English or Foreign Language Math or Science Art, Psychology, Sociology Government, Economics, History, Geography
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Elective or Required?
Dual Enrollment courses are considered elective credit Exceptions: English Composition (Engl 101, Engl15, PLE and Writing, English 110) can be substituted for English 12 during senior year. Intro to Micro or Macro Economics courses at the college can be substituted for the required 12th grade social studies class- Global America (per supervisors approval)
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Scheduling
1 or 2 college courses each semester (up to 4 per year) Courses are a part of student schedule (cannot exceed 8 total credits) Students will earn 1 HHS credit for each college course College courses are all AP weight Student permitted to miss lunch/flex for class time Counselors work to blend the two schedules
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Sample Schedule
Block 1- Government & Economics Block 2- Latin 2 Block 3- English 12 Block 4- Flex/Lunch Block 5- Dual Enrollment Calculus
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Sample Schedule
Block 1- Senior Option (no credit) Block 2- Dual Enrollment English Block 3- Lunch/Flex Block 4- AP Calculus Block 5- Honors Chemistry
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Sample Schedule
Block 1- Humanities Block 2- Chorus/Drawing 1 Block 3- Flex/Lunch Block 4-Dual Enrollment Elementary Spanish Block 5- Dual Enrollment Macro Economics
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Scheduling
FLEXIBILITY NOT A GUARANTEE MAY NOT KNOW UNTIL AUGUST MAKE PAYMENTS ON TIME COMMUNICATE WITH YOUR COUNSELOR
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Financial Responsibility
Student & Family responsible for entire cost: tuition and text books Colleges will send out a bill in the students name Payment must be made in order to begin course If payments are not made by due date, students are dropped from the courses and may not be able to be re-added
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Grading
Students earn AP weight for all Dual Enrollment coursework The letter grade provided to the high school on the college transcript from the partner college/ university is what will be reported on the High School transcript Not all colleges grade the same (ex: a student may earn a 99% in a class, but the college reports it on their transcript as an A not an A+) in this case, the A will be calculated for the student on HHS transcript since that is what is on the official college transcript
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Dismissal Guidelines
Students may use their lunch/flex for travel time Students must sign out of the Franklin Guidance Office Students should follow college schedule and attend all college classes Students may get priority parking for Dual Enrollment
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College Items
Accuplacer Exam is required for HACC- Math/Writing/ Reading SAT or PSAT/ PLAN or ACT required for all other schools Some courses such as Math, Foreign Language require additional placement testing. AP Scores-students are responsible to get these scores to the college if seeking to use as a prerequisite course.
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PAYMENT
Colleges will send you a schedule bill either via the mail
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Payment is made directly to the college - not through HS office If you do not pay the college by the due date - they drop you from the course and it is hard to get back into the course
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Transfer Credit?
Most college credits will transfer, but not all Check with post-secondary schools- visit, call, check websites, talk to transfer offices for course equivalence Research ahead of time to prevent hassles with transfer credit Some colleges will not accept course taken in lieu of high school graduation requirements
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Picking classes
www.hacc.edu, programs & courses, fall 2016, Lancaster Campus Location www.millersville.edu/registrar, current students, class schedules, select semester www.yk.psu.edu, future students, Dual Enrollment Students www.pacollege.edu- apply now, select high school Dual Enrollment, Promo Code: Dual16 to waive app fee. www.etown.edu, current students, registration and
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Course Verification
You will be notified by email so be sure your email is clear & accurate on the application. You will need to set up your college account- be sure to do this (it is like the Sapphire Portal) everything the college communicates to you through that account!
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