DUAL ENROLLMENT STUDENTS

At Georgia State, we offer programs to give academically outstanding high school juniors and seniors who meet the application requirements the opportunity to enroll in undergraduate courses at the Atlanta Campus.

APRIL 1
Summer Semester Deadline
MAY 1
Fall Semester Deadline
NOVEMBER 1
Spring Semester Deadline

Steps To Apply

1. Submit Your Application

Complete and submit an Undergraduate Application online.

2. Submit Test Scores

You may submit scores for either the SAT or ACT or both.

Submit SAT scores through College Board. Use Georgia State’s SAT code: 5251.
Submit ACT scores through ACT. Use Georgia State’s ACT code: 0826.
Request any Advanced Placement (AP) or International Baccalaureate (IB) scores (if applicable).

3. Submit High School Transcripts

Submit your official high school transcripts.

Ask your high school counselor to submit your transcript electronically through GAfutures.org or by mail to:

The Office of Undergraduate Admissions
Georgia State University
P.O. Box 4009
Atlanta, GA 30302-4009

Home-school applicants should follow the process outlined here.

*Submit official college transcript only if you have already been a dual enrollment student at another institution.

4. Check Your Status

Want to know where you stand? Log in to the Status Check to track your progress online and ensure you meet deadlines and other requirements.

If your application has been admitted, review our Accepted Student Next Steps.

Programs

Georgia State offers Dual Enrollment and Joint Enrollment programs.

Dual enrollment students take college courses that satisfy high school and college credits, and the tuition is funded by the Georgia Student Finance Commission.

One program, two options. At Georgia State, you can join the Dual Enrollment Program through Perimeter College or the Atlanta Campus. Dual enrollment students at Perimeter College can take courses at any of our five Perimeter campuses or online. 1000- and 2000-level courses only are available through Perimeter. Dual enrollment students on the Atlanta Campus only take classes downtown and have a few options for 3000- and 4000-level courses. View Perimeter College’s dual enrollment admissions requirements.

Joint enrollment students take courses that typically earn college credit only, and students are responsible for their own tuition and fees.

Requirements & Guidelines

Eligibility

Be a rising junior or senior
Be on track to graduate
Meet lawful presence requirements
Obtain approval from your high school guidance counselor and parent or legal guardian
Earn a grade of C or higher in Georgia State courses to remain eligible for the program (2.0 grade point average)

Admission Requirements

Students must meet all three minimum requirements for admission. Students who don’t meet one or more requirements will not be eligible to participate.

Test scores
1. SAT: 580 Evidence-Based Reading and Writing, 560 Math
2. ACT: 23 English or Reading, 23 Math
Grade point average: 3.0
Freshman Index: 2600 or higher

See how the Freshman Index is calculated

Cost

Dual Enrollment

The Georgia Student Finance Commission provides tuition and mandatory fees for dual enrollment students enrolled in up to 15 credit hours per semester in courses selected from an approved list.

Other expenses, including lab fees, course supplies, meals, transportation and personal expenses, are the responsibility of the student and his or her parent(s) or guardian(s).

Additional credit hours and classes not on the approved course list must be paid out of pocket. Classes taken from the approved course list do not count against HOPE scholarship hours.

Note: To remain eligible to participate in dual enrollment, students must earn a grade of C or better in all classes — whether covered or paid out of pocket.

Joint Enrollment

Participation in joint enrollment is funded entirely by the student and his or her parent(s) or guardian(s). To view tuition costs, visit Student Financial Services.

Coursework

Students will take all coursework at the Atlanta Campus.
Dual enrollment courses must be selected from the approved course list.
All schedules are subject to the approval of Georgia State and appropriate high school officials.
Coursework taken through dual enrollment does not count against HOPE Scholarship or HOPE Grant hours.

Policies

Joint enrollment and dual enrollment students may not live in University Housing on campus and must have transportation to class. For more information, visit Parking and Transportation.

The Georgia State University Bookstore loans required textbooks to each dual enrollment student each semester, provided that students return the textbooks to the university at the end of each semester. Read the Textbook Policy form.

For more information, review the Dual Enrollment Admissions Guidelines for University System of Georgia institutions, or visit the Georgia Department of Education.

Frequently Asked Questions

Dual Enrollment

Can I live on campus as a dual enrollment student?

Can I take online or distance dual enrollment courses through Georgia State University?

Do I need to take the Math, Chemistry or Foreign Language Placement Exam?

I am a dual enrollment student at another college/university. Should I apply as a transfer student or incoming freshman? Will my credits transfer?

What courses are available for dual enrollment students?

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