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DUAL ENROLLMENT REGISTRATION FOR 2020-2021 SCHOOL YEAR

DEADLINE TO COMPLETE REGISTRATION IS MAY 15TH. 

CLEVELAND STATE REGISTRATION FOR RISING JUNIORS AND SENIORS

  1. Rising seniors are registering for DE English (Composition I), DE Math (Algebra, Statistics, PreCalculus, Calculus), and/or DE Chemistry.
  2. Rising juniors are registering for DE Chemistry.

Registration Directions:

  1. Complete the application & email to dualenrollment@clevelandstatecc.edu. https://s3.amazonaws.com/scschoolfiles/2022/cleveland_state_dual_enrollment_app_april2020.pdf
  2. Apply for dual enrollment grants through the TSAC portal. (Directions to complete CSCC and DE grant application: https://s3.amazonaws.com/scschoolfiles/2022/cscc_dual_enrollment_app_and_grant_cheat_sheet_2020-2021.pdf)
  3. To request your transcript, please email Mrs. Newton (lnewton@mcminnschools.com)

Things to Remember:

TENNESSEE WESLEYAN REGISTRATION FOR RISING SENIORS (CLASS OF 2021)

  1. You will need to register with TWU. Please click on the following link to register: https://portal.tnwesleyan.edu/ICS/ADMISSIONS/ADMISSIONS.jnz?portlet=Apply_Online&screen=Begin%2f%2f1e893e9c-8d20-4b13-99f2-e5109b88db90&screenType=next%27 
  2. Apply for the dual enrollment grant through the TSAC portal for the Fall 2020 semester. If you have taken a DE course previously, login to your TSAC account. website: https://www.tn.gov/collegepays/tsac-student-portal.html
  3. Complete and sign the Off Campus Request form. https://s3.amazonaws.com/scschoolfiles/2022/off_campus_request_form_20.docx Scan or take a picture and email it to Mrs. Newton. 

Things to Remember:

  • To see when courses are offered for the Fall 2020 semester, please click on this link: https://portal.tnwesleyan.edu/ICS/myPORTAL.jnz?portlet=Course_Schedule. Even if a course is “full,” there may still be room available; please contact Todd Cox (tcox@tnwesleyan.edu) with dual enrollment questions. 
  • Certain courses may require a minimum ACT score.
  • Please remember that only certain TWU courses are approved for MCHS students to take. If you have any questions, please email Mrs. Newton (lnewton@mcminnschools.com). For a list of approved courses, please see the “off campus request” form. 

 

 

 

This page will explain the many benefits, specific requirements, and procedures for enrolling in dual enrollment courses. Students at McMinn County High School have the opportunity to take college courses through Cleveland State Community College, Tennessee College of Applied Technology—Athens, and Tennessee Wesleyan University. We offer several general education courses and career/technical courses on campus. Seniors, with approval, may take off campus courses at TWU.

 

 

BENEFITS OF TAKING DUAL ENROLLMENT (DE) COURSES

1.  Provides an introduction to college-level work and expectations.

2.  Earn college credit. Credit accepted by most colleges and universities for general education classes, such as English, Biology, Psychology, and Mathematics courses. Please visit the specific College/University’s website to see it’s transfer credit policy. For dual courses taught through the Vocational/Technical Department, the student will need to check with their high school instructor to determine how the credit transfers.

3. Grants are available to students which makes taking DE courses affordable. To learn more about DE grants, please click on this link: https://www.tn.gov/collegepays/money-for-college/tn-education-lottery-programs/dual-enrollment-grant.html


4.  Additional Quality Pride Point value (.025) for a passing grade per semester is added to a student’s final weighted grade point average. (Students may only receive Quality Pride points for up to 14 semesters of combined EPSO courses. Please refer to school board policy 4.602.)

 

ENROLLMENT CRITERIA & PROCEDURES:

  • Student must be a junior or senior
  • Minimum GPA of 3.0
  • Be on track for graduation
  • Meet the ACT criteria. Have an ACT sub-test score of 18 or higher in English, 19 or higher in Math and Reading in the subject you wish to take. Comparable SAT scores are accepted. **If you do not have the ACT score, you may take the ACCUPLACER with Cleveland State. **
  • Complete registration packet and pay any remaining tuition or fees by deadline.
  • Maintain a B average in the DE course(s) in order to qualify for DE grants the following semester.
  • Seniors taking off campus courses at TWU will need to complete the off campus request form and return to the counseling office by May 15th. Off campus requests must be approved by principal.
  • Immediately report any changes such as dropping a class to your school counselor.

DUAL ENROLLMENT EXPENSES

While taking Dual Enrollment Courses is relatively inexpensive when compared to normal college credit hours, there are some expenses involved. Qualifying students will receive dual enrollment grant scholarships. However, if you are taking two courses each semester, then you will have to pay something towards tuition second semester since dual enrollment grant #3 covers only $200 and grant #4 covers $0.  Almost all courses will require the purchase or rental of a textbook or lab fees. McMinn County High School is able to offer assistance to students with scheduling, admissions, and grant applications. However, payment of college tuition, educators’ discounts, and other financial questions are the responsibility of the parents and students and are private matters between the family and the college/university. Therefore, McMinn County High School faculty and staff cannot enter into financial discussions.

LINKS & FORMS

**You may also call the Cleveland State-Athens Campus to schedule an appointment at

(423) 745-8486.