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Forsyth County Schools is excited to host a Dual Enrollment Informational Night on January 23, 2024 at the FoCAL Center (1150 Dahlonega Hwy. Cumming). Any student planning to participate in Dual Enrollment during the 2024-25 school year should plan to attend the Informational Night. Each session will include the following topics:
- Program Overview and Eligibility Requirements
- Earning Credit for Both High School and College Courses
- Dual Enrollment Funding Guidelines
- Enrollment and Registration Process
- Important Dual Enrollment Deadlines for the 2024-2025 School Year
- Learn From Current Dual Enrollment Students
Unable to attend the FCS Dual Enrollment Night in person? Watch the livestream at the following link: https://www.youtube.com/@ForsythCountySchools. A recording will also be available online.
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Forsyth County School Dual Enrollment Deadline April 26th
AP/IB v.s. Dual Enrollment Courses - The Pros and Cons: UGA's Perspective
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Dual Enrollment Option B Flyer
Chatt Tech College Academy Flyer
Participation Agreement/Advisement Plan
Dual Enrollment Participating Institutions
Forsyth County Dual Enrollment Info
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Dual Enrollment Advisement Plan Information
The instructions for how to sign this form are located HERE
The dual enrollment application for Fall 2024 will be open May to June. GaTech will release admission decisions for fall semester in July, after they receive AP scores.
Georgia Tech partners with some Georgia high schools and home study programs to enroll students in advanced courses. Our program intends to enrich the high school experience, not replace it. Students who take classes at Georgia Tech usually continue taking classes and participating in activities and organizations in their high school communities.
Distance Math and On-Campus Dual Enrollment programs admit students for fall semester only. If you are admitted for fall semester, you may enroll in spring semester courses pending satisfactory academic performance in the fall. Distance Computer Science admits students for Summer, Fall, or Spring semesters. That program includes one-semester courses and students may take one or more.
