Program Overview

Dual Enrollment Program

The Dual Enrollment program at Kennesaw State University (KSU) provides high school students with the opportunity to earn high school credit while taking college classes, either in-person or online. This program allows students to gain firsthand college experience and jump-start their futures.

Program Overview

Dual Enrollment at KSU enables high school students to take college courses, earning both high school and college credit simultaneously. The program is designed to provide students with a head start on their college education, allowing them to explore various fields of study and gain a competitive edge in their future academic pursuits.

Admission Process

To participate in the Dual Enrollment program, students must follow these steps:

• Sign up for Dual Enrollment Orientation
• Meet with their high school counselor to discuss Dual Enrollment courses and policies specific to their high school
• Complete the Dual Enrollment Advising Schedule Form
• Check their KSU student email for advising information
• Complete steps outlined in the advising email
• Register for approved courses
• Send a copy of their Dual Enrollment schedule to their Dual Enrollment Advisor and high school counselor

Current Dual Enrollment Students

Current Dual Enrollment students should:

• Meet with their high school counselor to discuss Dual Enrollment courses and policies
• Check their KSU student email for advising information
• Complete steps outlined in the advising email
• Register for approved courses
• Send a copy of their Dual Enrollment schedule to their Dual Enrollment Advisor and high school counselor

Dual Enrollment to Degree-Seeking Students

Dual Enrollment seniors who wish to continue at KSU after high school graduation must:

• Apply to KSU with a shorter application
• Sign up for New Student Orientation
• Check their KSU student email regularly for important information
• Explore scholarships and Financial Aid
• Check out Housing, Parking, Owl Life, and Meal Plans

Advising and Resources

• Scheduling Advising Appointments: Students can attend advising appointments in-person or virtually via Microsoft Teams.
• Drop-In Advising Sessions: First-come, first-served advising sessions, available in-person or virtually.
• Resources:
  • DE Student Guide
  • GA Futures Dual Enrollment Course Directory
  • How to Set Up Your Email Signature
  • How to Use D2L
  • Tutoring Resources: Academic Support & Tutoring Services, SMART Center, Writing Center, World Languages Resource Center, Supplemental Instruction Study Sessions, and Math, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics Common Study Hours
  • General Helpful KSU Information: KSU Academic Programs, KSU General Education Core Curriculum, Browse Classes, Credit by Exam Table, KSU Current Students Page, Student Help Desk, Mobile Talon Card, Parking, and Campus Tours