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Early College
Info Session
19 Reading and 18 English score on ACT/PLAN needed to take English and other reading based courses◦ Psychology, Sociology, Intro to Humanities, etc.
19 in Math also required for math/science class
If students don’t have the required score, Chattanooga State offers a Compass Test at the Chattanooga State Testing Center.
Visit www.chattanoogastate.edu/testing for a testing schedule and more information
Early College Eligibility
3 Classes in all: Comp I and II in the fall semester (Aug- Dec) Western World Literature in the spring semester (Jan – May)
Student must finish all three courses to earn a high school English credit – IF they drop out or don’t pass one of the classes, the student will have to take English IV.
Meets 4 days a week on the Kimball Campus
Parents of College English will pay 2 different times –
Fall semester in August AND Spring semester in January
College English
Only for high school juniors or seniors Must be a TN Resident for 1 year Have to apply for the grant on-line Deadline – June 15, 2013 May use up to $600 per semester towards
cost of classes Must maintain a college GPA of 2.75 or will
lose the dual enrollment grant (The grant can’t be awarded again if student drops below the 2.75 GPA) Once it is gone, it is gone!
Dual Enrollment Grant
Go to www.tn.gov/collegepays Go to Money for College and “Click Here” Click “Available Grant” Click “Dual Enrollment Grant” Read the eligibility, guidelines, and rules Click “On-line Application” to access If a new user, click the red writing to access
a new account Create your account
Completing the Dual Enrollment Grant
Save your username and password in your cell phone under a contact of “Dual Enrollment Grant”
Apply for Fall and Spring Term on your online application
Make sure you put Chattanooga State as your institution
Tips When Completing the Dual Enrollment Grant
Once you have a tiger web account through Chattanooga State, check it frequently!!! At least once a week!!!!!
They no longer mail you or call you. If there is a problem, they will contact you via this account.
Students last year did not check their tiger web and were billed late fees because of holds placed on their account from messages and problems that were not handled! It is your responsibility to check your account.
All student info is found there – class schedule, grades, student e-mail account, bursar account, and paying fees Found at www.chattanoogastate.edu click on the Tiger Web Icon (tiger paw print) Directions are found on the login page
Communication from Chattanooga State
Cost of 3 hr. class last semester (This will go up next year) $475 Dual Enrollment Grant funds (if done by June 15) - 600
no cost to student For the Comp I/Comp II dual course class the cost is as follows Cost of two 3 hour classes $950 Dual Enrollment Grant funds - 600
$350
Payment due Mid-August (pay in full or set up payment plan ($25.00 to set up payment plan)
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ IF DOING PAYMENT PLAN: Deferred 1st payment of Payment Plan August Payment (approximate) $187 Two Additional Payments $93.50 Sept.
Payment $93.50 Oct. Payment
Cost
Deferred Payment Plan through the Bursar’s Office
Students can pay online or any Chattanooga State Campus
Teachers/State Employees get 25% discount Fees can be found at
www.chattanoogastate.edu/bursar
Fee Payment
18 now or turning 18 in the term Register for Selective Service www.sss.gov Holds will be placed on your account until
the male student is registered.
Male Students
Estimate approximately $100 for Books ◦ Cost of books varies depending on classes taking
www.chattanoogastatebookstore.com/ 423.697.4425 To buy books you will need the course
number and section number You are responsible for purchasing your
books
Books
Please feel free to contact me or Robert Denn, Early College Director for Chattanooga State, anytime you have questions.
◦ Suzanne Smith◦ WHS 658-5141 ext. 104◦ [email protected]
◦ Robert Denn◦ 423.697.2615◦ [email protected]
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