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Making the Most of Your High School Journey
Our Dual Enrollment program is designed to help you put your junior and senior years to greater use. The program is an enrichment opportunity that invites high school and homeschooled students to earn college credits for courses taken at Anderson University while being enrolled in high school.
Find Your Journey
There are many paths in higher education, but the most important is yours. Search or browse to discover where Anderson University can take you.
Find Your Journey
There are many paths in higher education, but the most important is yours. Search or browse to discover where Anderson University can take you.
Registering For Dual Enrollment
We have also partnered with local schools to provide you with an enriching opportunity to help prepare you for college. If you attend one of our partner schools, please reach out to your guidance counselor. If you do not attend one of our partner schools, that’s okay! Please review our common dual enrollment courses listed above.
We would love to answer any questions you have! Just contact an AU Admission Counselor listed below and they will reach out to you in no time!
Who's Eligible?
Junior and Senior students who attend:
- Public school
- Private school
- Homeschool
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Explore our Dual Enrollment Courses
View our list of common dual enrollment courses to see what classes you can take. If you are at one of our partner schools, please check with your guidance counselor to see what courses you can take.
Apply
- Create and submit a Dual Enrollment (Speciality Program) application.
- Submit application materials (materials may vary for partner schools)*
- Official high school transcript
- 3.0 GPA
- Official SAT, ACT, CLT or ACCUPLACER scores (required based upon course prerequisites)*
Enroll
After receiving your journey guide, you can submit your enrollment confirmation. From there, our team will guide you through your remaining onboarding and financial aid steps.
Onboard
Explore our Dual Enrollment Courses
- Create your AU email account
- Set up your Workday account
- Complete onboarding tasks in Workday
FAQS
Who is eligible for the Dual Enrollment Scholars Program?
High school juniors and seniors are eligible. Students must have a high school GPA of 3.0, be a high school junior or senior, and meet the qualifying score on the SAT, ACT, CLT or ACCUPLACER test for certain courses they want to take.
Students from private schools may also apply but need to check with their guidance counselors to see if their school offers dual credit.
Homeschool students are eligible. Students must have a high school GPA of 3.0, be a high school junior or senior, and meet the qualifying score on the SAT, ACT, CLT or ACCUPLACER test for certain courses they want to take.
What does the Dual Enrollment program cost?
Anderson University offers a discounted tuition rate for dual enrollment courses. Courses are $125 per credit hour, which is $375-$500 for standard 3-4 credit hour courses. Students from Anderson School Districts 1 & 5 receive a discount for each course. Compared to normal college tuition rates, Anderson University’s dual enrollment opportunity offers the potential for significant cost savings in the long run.
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