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Dual enrollment

www.montgomerycollege.edu/dep

Earn College Credit in High School


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HELLO FUTURE MC STUDENTS!!


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Mr. Akima RogersDirector of Dual Enrollment


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• Dual Enrollment is an academic initiative thatallows qualified high school students to beadmitted and enrolled at MontgomeryCollege to take credit courses while stillcompleting their high school diplomarequirements.

• Students are registered for standard collegecourses taught by Montgomery Collegeprofessors.

• Students may take advantage of individualCollege and career credit opportunities

WHAT IS DUAL ENROLLMENT?


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College and Career Credit Opportunities

Students take Individual college courses to earn college credit.

Students enroll in courses typically taken in their first and second year of college. General Education Requirements Foundation/Distribution Courses

Students enroll in one 3-credit course up through a 30+ credit pathway towards college completion.


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• College credits earned may be used towards an associate’s degree or certificate at MC.

• College credits may also transfer to four-year colleges and universities. (“Google” ARTSYS Maryland).

• Students may apply college credits to both high school diploma requirements and college graduation requisites with prior permission from the student’s high school.

What Can I Do with the Credits Earned?



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What Are The Requirements To Participate?

Students must submit a College admissions application and be fully admitted to Montgomery College.

Students must meet the College’s Dual Enrollment requirementsmust have a high school grade point average (GPA) of 2.50

(seniors) or 2.75 (juniors or below).must complete all enrollment steps, to include appropriate

school and parent approvals.

Students must have the required prerequisites and assessment levels for each class, including AP scores for appropriate courses.



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How Do I get Enrolled?

The entire student enrollment process is managed by the Dual Enrollment office through a “one stop shop" model, providing dedicated service and support to students and ensuring that college procedures and state laws are met.

A Dual Enrollment Academic Coordinator is assigned to each of the three campuses. You may choose whichever campus is most convenient for you.

All enrollment steps and forms are on the dual enrollment webpage.


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Home School Student Verification

Montgomery College requires that any home schooled high school student provide verification from their local school system that they are receiving home school instruction. Verification must come directly from the student’s public school

system in the county in which they reside. The student and/or parent must contact the local school system

and request that the information be sent to the Dual Enrollment office at MC. Written verification must be requested prior to your appointment with

an MC Academic Coordinator.


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What Are My Course Options?Students may enroll in any college credit course

provided they meet the appropriate course prerequisites and assessment levels.

Students can take college classes at any MC campus. (Germantown, Rockville or Takoma Park/Silver Spring)

Students can also enroll in online/distance learning classes.



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SAMPLE LIST OF COLLEGE COURSE SUBJECTS TAKEN BY

AY2018-19

ANTHROPOLOGY BUSINESS ENGINEERING MUSIC PSYCHOLOGY

ART CRIMINALJUSTICE ENGLISH EDUCATION SOCIOLOGY

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE

COMMUNI-CATIONS

COMPUTER SCIENCE PHILOSOPHY MULTIVARIABLE

CALCULUS

BIOLOGY CHEMISTRY HISTORY POLITICAL SCIENCE

STUDENTSUCCESS

PHYSICS COMPUTER GRAPHICS MANAGEMENT WORLD

LANGUAGESTELIVISION, FILM

AND RADIO

The Summer and Fall 2019 course schedule is available online.



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How Will I Know if the Credits Will Transfer?

• Montgomery College has an articulation agreementwith many colleges and universities within theUniversity System of Maryland. Google “ARTSYSMaryland”

• Parents/students must research the transferability ofcredits to institutions outside of the University System ofMaryland or to private colleges or universities

• Transferability of credits is at the sole discretion ofthe receiving college or university

• Google “__________ University transfer credit”


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ARTSYS MD


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So, How Much is a College Course Going to Cost Me?

Students are individually responsible for all Montgomery College tuition and fees, as well as textbook expenses associated with their registered course(s).

HS students may not receive federal aid (FAFSA) but may be eligible for need-based financial assistance to cover all or part of costs MC High School Grant available to qualifying grant applicants Family Income of $100,000 or less Covers Full cost of tuition, fees and required textbooks Based on available funds



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Typical Cost for a Three-Credit Course

Typical Cost for a Three-Credit Course Standard cost for student=

$517.80* (college tuition/fees)

Check the Montgomery College webpage for standard tuition and fees. *Based on AY 2018-19 rates



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Compare a Three-Credit Courseat Other Institutions

Montgomery CollegeStandard cost for student= $517.80* (college tuition/fees)

Univ. of Maryland, College Park (4-year, public)Standard cost for student= $1,533.00* (college tuition/fees)

George Washington University (4-year, private)Standard cost for student= $4,725.00* (college tuition/fees)

*Based on AY 2018-19 per-credit rates



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What are the Benefits of Participating?MC’s Dual Enrollment enables high school students to: Register and attend a Montgomery College course(s) on campus or

online

Engage with outstanding college professors and peers in a collegiate classroom setting

Graduate from high school with earned college credit

Potentially earn high school credit for the college course (dual credit)

Save money on college tuition and fees MC High School Grant

Accelerate college and high school completion

Gain additional skills and confidence needed to succeed in college



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Being a College Student Your College Record Starts Now! Student Rights and Responsibilities College ID College Transcript Interaction with professors All MC services are available to you: Library Learning centers Programs on campus

Disability Support Services for all accommodations for your college class


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Did You Know?Over 700 students each semester are dually enrolled at MC in

one or more college course(s) while in high school.

80% of dually enrolled students earned a B or better in their college course.

More than half of dually enrolled students took more than one course

Over 40% of students maintain a 4.00 college GPA

Many students only take their college courses via the web through MC’s Online Learning and Distance Education.



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Current HS Students….Summer and Fall 2019 enrollment is

happening now!

$25 College admissions application fee WAIVED through April 15th

Apply now for free!

Go to the Dual Enrollment Website and follow the steps to get started!


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START COLLEGE NOW!www.montgomerycollege.edu/dep

Have Questions?

We are here after the meeting

The full presentation will be posted onlineor

E-mail us at [email protected]

Yolandra Johnson, G’town Academic CoordinatorYvonne Hu-Cotto, Rockville Academic Coordinator

Angela Wright, TP/SS Academic Coordinator

http://www.montgomerycollege.edu/dep

mailto:[email protected]

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