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Dual enrollment is open to high school students who are at least 16 years old. (Students must be 16 years old by August 31st to enroll in the fall semester and 16 years old by January 31st to enroll in the spring semester.)

Dual enrollment courses are offered at a reduced rate of $345 per class. This is a fraction of Judson College’s standard tuition cost. Because dual enrollment courses are offered at a significantly reduced rate, no further financial aid can be offered.

Students will register for classes through self-service. Further instructions will be given in your acceptance email.

For a list of available on-campus courses, please reach out to [email protected] or check the self-service catalog and enter “sdea” in the search box to view dual enrollment courses.

You may order your textbooks on the “Textbooks” tab on CampusNet. Your course syllabus also lists the course’s required textbooks.

Once your class becomes available on CampusNet, professors will upload their syllabi before the beginning of class.

You may take up to 30 credit hours.

It depends on the course option in which you enroll. We have on-campus and/or online options.

Yes, English Composition I and II must be completed before enrolling in any of the literature courses (American, British, and World Literature)

Dual Enrollment Academy students are not required to follow a specific degree completion plan. However, you should take classes that you believe will align with your college aspirations and general education requirements. If you plan to attend Southeastern for college, please contact [email protected] to receive a suggested course sequence.

The Judson College is accredited by the Southern Associate of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).

• Email [email protected] to request and receive a copy of your unofficial transcript, OR
• Students may go to Self-Service > Grades > Unofficial Transcript to view and/or print transcript.

Follow the instructions from our Requesting Official Transcripts document. It has detailed instructions on receiving official transcripts. You may also watch this video for more help.

The classroom where your dual enrollment course will meet can be found in CampusNet Self-Service Course Search. Enter your course in the search bar, select the period, and click on the course to view the assigned classroom.

Parking passes can be purchased here.