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Dual enrollment is academic programming that enables high school junior and seniors to take college courses that may satisfy high school graduation and college credit requirements. (Check with your school counselor to determine if credits will count towards high school graduation requirements.)

At 91ÖÆƬ³§, high-achieving high school juniors and seniors of at least 15 years of age are eligible to apply for dual enrollment. We welcome dual-enrolled students from public, private, charter, home and cyber schools. You can learn more about eligibility requirements on our dual enrollment website.

View our application website for additional details.

91ÖÆƬ³§ offers the following options for dual-enrollment courses:

• Traditional classroom courses at 91ÖÆƬ³§'s main campus, located in Mechanicsburg, Pa., during fall and spring semesters
• Online courses during the summer, fall and spring

Yes, provided you have completed your sophomore year of high school and meet the eligibility requirements. If you are a senior and will be graduating in the spring or summer, you can take a summer online course, but not as a dual enrollment student. Instead, you will need to complete the summer online application, and the standard summer online tuition rate will apply.

Whether you take a dual enrollment course on our campus or online, as a dual-enrolled student at 91ÖÆƬ³§, you may take a maximum of eleven credits per semester at a significantly discounted rate of $150 per credit. (The tuition rate for courses associated with the Emerging Health Professionals program is $200 per credit). The majority of courses are three credits, or a total of $450 per course.

Dual enrollment students may take 12 credits or more during the fall or spring semesters, but the discounted tuition rate will apply to the first eleven credits, and a charge for one credit at the part-time tuition rate will be applied for all credits beyond 11. Students who register for 12 or more credits during the fall or spring semester will also be charged fees. The maximum number of credits students can take during the summer is 12, with no more than six credits in one session (early or late). Students who register for 12 credits during the summer will be charged the discounted dual enrollment tuition rate for the first 11 credits, and the 12^th credit will be billed at the standard summer online tuition rate.  

No, dual enrollment students are not permitted to audit courses at 91ÖÆƬ³§.

Dual enrollment is open to motivated high school juniors and seniors in public, private, charter, home or cyber schools. It is a challenging, enriching and rewarding experience, but it may not be suitable for everyone.

• Are you a high achiever? Do you enjoy challenging yourself academically? Do you maintain a GPA of 3.0 or higher?
• Are you eager to explore coursework through the framework of both faith and intellect?
• Do you have excellent time management skills?
• Do you want a real-world college experience?
• Are you considering pursuing a college degree in three years?
• Do you want to gain a head start on your academic and career goals?

If so, 91ÖÆƬ³§'s dual-enrollment program might be right for you!

• Dual-enrolled students are expected to purchase their own textbooks. If you opt-in to Slingshot Choice, your required textbooks will be made available to you at a reasonable cost and the charges will be placed on your student account. With some exceptions, you can also choose to purchase course materials through another vendor if you prefer.
• Dual-enrolled students taking summer online courses will be responsible for a computer and Internet service.
• Students will also be responsible for costs associated with transportation costs to 91ÖÆƬ³§'s campus or that of a host high school.
• Some courses have lab fees in addition to tuition.

Advanced Placement (AP) students prepare for college by experiencing college-level coursework taught by high school faculty. Students may receive college credit for the course if they score high enough on a final exam. Dual-enrolled high school students are taught by college professors and actually earn college credits the same way a college student would-by taking and passing a college course.

Yes, 91ÖÆƬ³§ is a regionally accredited university, so its courses transfer to other institutions. Depending on the college and the course of study, a 91ÖÆƬ³§ course may transfer as a general education course, a major requirement or a free elective. As long as a student earns a C or higher, the course should transfer.

No, you must apply separately for four-year admission to 91ÖÆƬ³§. 91ÖÆƬ³§'s Admissions Office, however, will certainly consider your previous success as a dual-enrolled student within a 91ÖÆƬ³§ class.

Your dual enrollment admissions letter will include some of the information you need to know for your next steps as a dual-enrolled student at 91ÖÆƬ³§. Additionally, check out these FAQs for accepted dual-enrolled students to get you started.