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DUAL ENROLLMENT MOUNTAIN VIEW HIGH SCHOOL Earn college credit and high school credit simultaneously! Dr. Wendy Rhodes, MVHS Assistant Principal Lucy Mason, Dual Enrollment Counselor THIS HAS BEEN AROUND FOR A LONG TIME! Charlotte High School


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Earn college credit and high school credit simultaneously!

  • Dr. Wendy Rhodes, MVHS Assistant Principal

Lucy Mason, Dual Enrollment Counselor

DUAL ENROLLMENT MOUNTAIN VIEW HIGH SCHOOL

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THIS HAS BEEN AROUND FOR A LONG TIME!

Charlotte High School Graduate 1991 (Punta Gorda, FL) 39 College Credits Earned

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THREE YEARS LATER…

Graduated from the University of Florida in 1994 Saved a whole year in college costs!

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HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO GO TO GEORGIA TECH? $28,000+ A YEAR

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HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO GO TO UGA? $26,000+ A YEAR

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COST OF DUAL ENROLLMENT

  • NO mandatory fees- these are waived!
  • Fees for UGA and Tech $2200+/year
  • NO book fees- these are provided by the post-

secondary institution as part of the Dual Enrollment legislation.

  • FREE!!!!
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START EARNING COLLEGE CREDIT NOW AND SAVE MONEY ON COLLEGE EXPENSES

  • Four years at Tech or UGA will cost $100,000+!
  • If you go to an out of state school, a four year degree

will cost $200,000!

  • The website for the Institute for College Access and

Success estimates that 69% of college graduates have student loan debt in excess of $28,000.

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MVHS STUDENTS PARTICIPATING IN DUAL ENROLLMENT THIS YEAR

  • MVHS Students Participating in DE
  • 285 Students
  • Number of college courses taken
  • 1154 College Courses
  • Number of college credits earned?
  • 3462
  • Estimated value of college credits earned?
  • $350,000+
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WHAT DO COLLEGES THINK ABOUT DE AND AP?

  • How many advanced classes do Georgia Tech and UGA require?
  • The 2014 freshmen classes at Georgia Tech/UGA have about 6-11 AP/DE

classes.

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  • Excellent if you plan on attending

a college in the University System of Georgia.

  • Accepted as being rigorous.
  • Must get a “C” in the class for

credit.

  • UGA and Tech both award

transfer credit for the on campus DE classes offered at MVHS.

  • Depends on where you want to

go to college.

  • Nationally accepted as being

rigorous.

  • Must get a certain score on the

AP exam to get credit for college.

SHOULD I TAKE DUAL ENROLLMENT OR AP?

AP Dual Enrollment

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ON CAMPUS DUAL ENROLLMENT

  • Mix and match MVHS and College classes
  • What makes a successful On Campus Dual Enrollment

Student?

  • Responsible
  • Self Disciplined to complete tasks
  • Good grades already
  • Motivated
  • Take classes on MVHS’ campus- never leave the building!
  • Math, English, and Business Management classes taught by

MVHS teachers

  • All other classes online but monitored by MVHS teachers
  • Gwinnett Technical College
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OFF CAMPUS DUAL ENROLLMENT

  • Students who attend classes on a college campus
  • Are still considered MVHS Bears
  • Can participate in MVHS athletics, clubs, activities
  • Can attend Prom
  • Can attend Graduation
  • Can take classes at MVHS too
  • But most students find it is easier to take classes at GGC only
  • Say they LOVE it and wish they started earlier.
  • Do NOT have to come to MVHS
  • Only attend college classes
  • TRANSPORTATION is not provided
  • Gwinnett Technical College
  • Georgia Gwinnett College
  • University of North Georgia (Gainesville Campus)
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Eligibility Requirements

  • 80%+ Numerical GPA- MVHS requirement
  • Test Scores
  • PSAT scores
  • OR
  • Accuplacer scores
  • GTC will administer Accuplacer during the school day on MVHS

campus in February

  • SAT or ACT NOT needed for GTC
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Eligibility Requirements

  • GPA Requirement
  • 3.0+ Core GPA
  • Entrance Exam
  • SAT= 26 Reading, 500 Math OR ACT= 20 (no preference on SAT vs ACT)
  • MVHS is a testing site for SAT and ACT- registration is online and not affiliated with

MVHS

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Eligibility Requirements

  • GPA Requirement
  • 3.25+ Core GPA
  • Entrance Exam
  • SAT= 26 Reading, 480 Math OR ACT= 20 (no preference on SAT vs ACT)
  • MVHS is a testing site for SAT and ACT- registration is online and not affiliated with

MVHS

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WHAT ABOUT TRANSFER CREDIT?

It is the student’s responsibility to talk with colleges regarding their policies on accepting transfer credit.

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HOW DOES GRADING WORK?

 If c colleges provide the high school w with l letter g grades, the h high school wi will transcribe t the l letter grade t to the m midpoint o

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grading scale. A = 95 B = 85 C = 77 D = 72 F = 55  NO E EOCs for D Dual Enrollment s students.  Grade o

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C or h higher required f for c credit  Colleges wi will NOT communicate wi with parents  If the e student udent fails a class, it cou

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GRADE CONVERSON

One semester Dual Enrollment Class EQUALS 1.0 High School Credit

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BE AWARE!!!

 A student must meet the entrance requirements o

  • f the

college.  It is the student’s responsibility to meet college deadlines and register for the correct classes as advi vised by the Dual Enrollment C Coordinator.  The student is responsible for ALL interaction wi with the

  • college. The college wi

will not speak wi with a parent or the Dual Enrollment C Coordinator regarding the student. The student is responsible for checking email regularly for communication from college.  Students m must have ve all schedule changes approve ved by the Dual Enrollment Coordinator.  Holidays such as Spring Break may be different f from the Gwi winnett County holidays.  Students m must provi vide an official transcript to the Dual Enrollment Coordinator after eve very semester in order to receive ve high school credit.  College transcript is permanent!

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HOW DO I GET STARTED? POLICIES AND PROCEDURES

THE FOLLOWING STEPS SHOULD BE FOLLOWED IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO PARTICIPATE IN THE MOWR PROGRAM:

____ 1. Attend a Parent/Student I Information M Meeting. ____ 2. Decide wh which D Dual E Enrollment p program t to pursue ( (On Campus or Off Campus) ____ 3. Complete the D Dual E Enrollment p

  • packet. Due t

to Dr. Rhodes o

  • r M
  • Ms. Holcombe b

by December 20th

th.

____ 4. OFF C CAMPUS ONLY. Register to take the SAT and o

  • r

ACT a as soon as possible! SAT- March 1 14th

th Test (December 7

7th

th preferred)

ACT- February 8th

th Test (December 1

14th

th preferred)

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HOW DO I SIGN UP FOR DUAL ENROLLMENT

Simple….. Turn in the Dual Enrollment Packet by December 20th! After that, we will contact you with the next steps! Table set up in the lobby if you are ready to fill out the application NOW and turn it in!

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PC REPAIR AND NETWORK TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATE INTEREST MEETING

  • In the Media Center immediately

following this meeting!

  • Or contact Ms. Schuster
  • brittnay_schuster@gwinnett.k12.ga.us