Facilitated Dual Enrollment

K-12 schools can partner with Judson College to offer college credit through high school faculty who do not have master’s degrees. This program allows high school students to take college-level courses for dual credit in a hybrid in-person and online format while still being in a supportive K-12 environment.

Facilitated Dual Enrollment Partnership Program

Overview:

• High school teachers with undergraduate degrees can facilitate dual enrollment courses overseen by professors at Judson College.
• Facilitated enrollment courses are taught on the high school campus during the regular school day, making it convenient for students to earn college credits without having to travel to a college campus.
• High school instructors facilitate the course by setting up discussions and activities in the classroom.
• All assignments are submitted online to Southeastern professors.
• High school facilitators contribute a 20% engagement and participation grade to the College.
• Schools can customize the course to their school’s schedule.
• Facilitated dual enrollment classes provide 14 weeks (about 3 months) of course content.

Benefits:

• The courses high school students must take can be used to gain college credit.
• K-12 schools can offer dual enrollment courses even if they do not have instructors with master’s degrees.
• Students can get a head start on college.
• Students can save thousands of dollars on their college education.

Available Courses:

• Fall 2025:
  • American History 1
  • British Literature
  • College Algebra
  • Composition 1
  • Intro to Psychology
• Spring 2026:
  • American History 2
  • American Literature
  • Communication
  • Composition 2
  • Intro to Philosophy

How To Start:

• Contact Dual Enrollment
• Set up a meeting with the Facilitated Dual Enrollment Specialist

Contact Information:

• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: (919) 761-2467