Criteria for Participation in Dual Enrollment

Private, Public and Homeschool juniors and seniors who meet each of the following criteria may register in college-level credit-bearing courses:

1. The student submits an Application for Admission.
2. The student is a rising public or private high school junior or senior or homeschool student studying at the high school junior or senior level.
   1. The high school student has the permission of the principal or designee and the parent.
   2. The homeschooled student has the permission of the parent.
   3. The student demonstrates readiness for each college-level credit-bearing course in which they want to enroll. High school and homeschool students are not eligible to enroll in developmental or direct placement corequisite English and Math courses. In demonstrating readiness, a student must meet one of the criteria established for each type of course in which they want to be registered:
      
      

      Course Type	High School Transcript*	or	SAT	or	PSAT	or	ACT	or	VPT
      Transfer** Courses (Except Math)	Current cumulative high school GPA of 3.0 or higher	or	ERW score of 480 or higher	or	ERW score of 390 or higher	or	18 or higher on both English and Reading	or	Placement into ENG 111
      Career & Technical*** Courses (Except Math)	Current cumulative high school GPA of 2.0 or higher	or	ERW score of 480 or higher	or	ERW score of 390 or higher	or	18 or higher on both English and Reading	or	Placement into ENF 1 or higher
      MTH 101-133	Current cumulative high school GPA of 3.0 or higher and a 2.0 (C) grade or higher in a high school math course	or	ERW score of 480 or higher and math score of 530 or higher	or	ERW score of 390 or higher and math score of 500 or higher	or	18 or higher on both English and Reading and 22 or higher on math subject area test	or	Placement in MTH 111 or higher (satisfaction of MTE 1-3)
      MTH 154, 155	Current cumulative high school GPA of 3.0 or higher and a 2.0 (C) grade or higher in a high school math course	or	ERW score of 480 or higher and math score of 530 or higher	or	ERW score of 390 or higher and math score of 500 or higher	or	18 or higher on both English and Reading and 22 or higher on math subject area test	or	Placement in MTH 154 or higher (satisfaction of MTE 1-5)
      MTH 161, 167	Current cumulative high school GPA of 3.0 or higher and a 2.0 (C) grade or higher in Algebra 2 or a higher level math course	or	ERW score of 480 or higher and math score of 530 or higher	or	N/A	or	18 or higher on both English and Reading and 22 or higher on math subject area test	or	Placement in MTH 161 or higher (satisfaction of MTE 1-9)

      *Cumulative GPA may be weighted or unweighted.
      
      ** A transfer course is any course that a college offers and will transcript in fulfillment of the requirements for a Degree or Certificate designed to transfer (e.g., AA, AS, AA&S, AFA, Uniform Certificate of General Studies).
      
      *** A career and technical course is any course that the college offers and will transcript in fulfillment of the requirements for degrees and certificates not designed for transfer (e.g., AAS, Certificate, Career Studies Certificates).

3. In addition to meeting the eligibility criteria above, a dual enrollment student must meet all course pre/corequisites as listed in the VCCS master course file and established by the college at which the student is enrolled in the course.

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Dual enrollment is restricted to rising high school juniors and seniors and home school students studying at the high school junior or senior levels. Admitting high school or home school students below the junior or senior level is considered exceptional. The college-ready status of each prospective student below the junior or senior high school level shall be assessed on a case-by-case basis. Such students must meet the above eligibility criteria and any other criteria established by the college for the participation of students below the junior or senior level in dual enrollment. Colleges shall have criteria and procedures for the case-by-case assessment of such students. Formal approval by the college president, or designee, is required for applicants below the junior or senior high school level to participate in dual enrollment.