BerkeleyCounty Schools

DualEnrollment

Earn High School and College Credit

What isDual EnrollmentStudents attending a high school in Berkeley County may be enrolled in both high school and college at the same time, while receiving college and high school credit simultaneously.

Shepherd faculty will teach the courses on the main campus in Shepherdstown or at the Shepherd University Martinsburg Center on Edwin Miller Boulevard.

College credits will count toward a degree at Shepherd or will transfer to any accredited university.

Enroll in courses at the reduced rate of $84 per credit hour.

For more information, contact your high school counselor or visit:www.shepherd.edu/admissions/high-school-students

Office of AdmissionsIkenberry Hall 103Shepherd UniversityP.O. Box 5000301 North King StreetShepherdstown, WV 25443-5000

304-876-5212

www.shepherd.edu/admissions

Eligibility

Students who wish to enroll in the program must:

complete their sophomore year or equivalent of total credits.

have an overall GPA of 3.0 or higher.

meet the specific ACT or SAT score requirements if they wish to enroll in an English or math course:

How to Apply

Meet with your school counselor to determine whether courses will count as required or elective credits. Failure of college courses can affect graduation requirements.

Complete the high school dual enrollment application: www.shepherd.edu/admissions/high-school-students

Obtain a letter of recommendation from principal, school counselor, or homeschool evaluator.

Submit a signed approval form from your parent(s) or legal guardian(s). Request the form from your school counselor.

Obtain an official copy of high school transcript.

Submit all of the above by deadline to Shepherd University Office of Admissions.

DeadlineApril 1 Fall semesterNovember 1 Spring semester

Minimum ACT Section

Score

Minimum SAT Section

Score

ENGL 101 18 480

MATH 101 19 500

MATH 105 19 500

MATH 108 22 540

MATH 207 25 600

Shepherd Course

Course Name Credit Berkeley County Credit

ART 103 Intro to Visual Arts* 3 ½ High School Credit

ART 115 Drawing I* 3 ½ High School Credit

ART 140 Visual Thinking Skills I* 3 ½ High School Credit

ART 230 Painting I* 3 ½ High School Credit

ART 250 Sculpture I* 3 ½ High School Credit

ART 260 Printmaking I* 3 ½ High School Credit

GRDS 200 Design Process and Form* 3 ½ High School Credit

PHOT 281 Basic Photography* 3 ½ High School Credit

THEA 204 Introduction to Theater* 3 ½ High School Credit

BADM 150 Introduction to Business 3 ½ High School Credit

COMM 202 Fundamentals of Speech* 3 ½ High School Credit

COMM 203 Communication and New Media* 3 ½ High School Credit

COMM 360 TV Production* 3 ½ High School Credit

CIS 102 Microcomputer Applications* 3 ½ High School Credit

CIS 104 Introduction to Computer* 3 ½ High School Credit

DATA 118 Data Analytics Introduction 3 ½ High School Credit

ECON 123 Contemporary Economics 3 ½ High School Credit

ECON 205 Principles of Macroeconomics 3 ½ High School Credit

ECON 206 Principles of Microeconomics 3 ½ High School Credit

ENGR 101 Engineering I 3 ½ High School Credit

ENGR 102 Engineering II 3 ½ High School Credit

ENGL 101 Writing and Rhetoric I 3 ½ Senior English

ENGL 102 Writing and Rhetoric II 3 ½ Senior English

FREN 101 Elementary French I 3 ½ High School Credit

FREN 102 Elementary French II 3 ½ High School Credit

GERM 101 Elementary German I 3 ½ High School Credit

GERM 102 Elementary German II 3 ½ High School Credit

SPAN 101 Elementary Spanish I 3 ½ High School Credit

SPAN 102 Elementary Spanish II 3 ½ High School Credit

GEOG 105 World Cultural Geography 3 ½ Senior History

GEOG 202 World Regions 3 ½ Senior History

Dual Enrollment Courses and Credits 2018-19Check course availability at: www.shepherd.edu/registrar/class-scheduleFor course description, visit: catalog.shepherd.edu

* Some courses have additional fees that are subject to change.

Shepherd Course

Course Name Credit Berkeley County Credit

HIST 100 History of Civilizations-Asian Traditions 3 ½ Senior History

HIST 103 History of Civilizations 3 ½ Senior History

HIST 124 Atlantic World History 1450-1850 3 ½ Senior History

HIST 128 Age of the Revolution 1750-1950 3 ½ Senior History

HIST 130 World History of the 20th Century 3 ½ Senior History

PSCI 100 Politics and Government 3 ½ Senior History

PSCI 101 American Federal Government 3 ½ Senior History

GLBL 200 Introduction to Global Studies 3 ½ Senior History

PSYC 101 Introduction to Psychology 3 ½ Senior History

SOCI 203 General Sociology 3 ½ Senior History

HLTH 100 Exercise and Leadership* 3 ½ High School Credit

MATH 101 Fundamental of Mathematics 3 ½ Senior Math

MATH 105 College Algebra 3 ½ Senior Math

MATH 108 Precalculus 4 ½ Senior Math

MATH 207 Calculus I 4 ½ Senior Math

MATH 208 Calculus II 4 ½ Senior Math

MUSC 103MUSC 104

Music Theory I* Aural Skills I

31 ½ High School Credit

MUSC 105MUSC 106

Music Theory II*Aural Skills II

31 ½ High School Credit

RECR 108 Introduction to Sport Studies* 3 ½ High School Credit

BIOL 103 General Biology* (Fall only) 4 ½ Senior Science

BIOL 104 General Biology* (Spring only) 4 ½ Senior Science

BIOL 211 Fundamentals of Biology I* 4 ½ Senior Science

BIOL 212 Fundamentals of Biology II* 4 ½ Senior Science

CHEM 207CHEM 207L

General Chemistry IGeneral Chemistry I Lab*

31 ½ Senior Science

CHEM 209CHEM 209L

General Chemistry IIGeneral Chemistry II Lab*

31 ½ Senior Science

ENVS 201ENVS 201L

Found of Environmental Science IFound of Environmental Science I Lab*

31 ½ Senior Science

ENVS 202ENVS 202L

Found of Environmental Science IIFound of Environmental Science II Lab*

31 ½ Senior Science

SIGN 101 Conversational Sign Language I 3 ½ High School Credit

UNIV 100 College Prep 1 no credits

UNIV 100 College Prep (Non-Native English Speakers) 1 no credits