Dual Enrollment Information

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. 

   If approved, students in Dual Enrollment will be limited to:

   • A maximum of 2 semesters of enrollment in graduate courses
   • A maximum of 9 Graduate credit hours (including withdrawn courses)

   Please Note: Dual Enrollment is not available for licensure-track Counseling programs or Graduate Certificates

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.