Dual Enrollment Policies

Students who are completing their bachelor’s degree and wish to start graduate courses may apply for Dual Enrollment. Dual Enrollment is only available when a student meets both of the following criteria:

1. Undergraduate students who lack 9 credit hours or less to complete a bachelor’s degree (Dual enrollment is not available to graduate students to take doctoral courses)
2. The student currently holds a cumulative undergraduate GPA high enough for admission in good standing to the graduate program he or she wishes to pursue.

Dual Enrollment Application Steps

Exceptions

Dual enrollment is not available to the following students:

• Students already enrolled at the graduate level and pursuing either a graduate degree or a graduate certificate.
• Students who are pursuing an associate degree.
• Students pursuing an undergraduate certificate.
• Students who plan to pursue a graduate certificate rather than a graduate degree.
• Students pursuing the Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy, or Master of Education in School Counseling are not eligible to participate in dual enrollment.