Reinhardt University offers a dual enrollment program for high school students and participates in the State of Georgia’s Dual Enrollment program as non-degree seeking students. This pathway allows an academically exceptional student to concurrently enroll at Reinhardt University while enrolled in high school.
- All courses must have approval of the high school counselor and state dual enrollment program.
- Students must apply for financial support through https://www.gafutures.org/.
- Dual enrollment applicants must submit an official high school transcript indicating a 3.50 grade point average in academic subjects listed above. Students with a grade point average in these subjects of 3.25-3.49 must submit additional documentation as directed by the Office of Admission, including an ACT or SAT score.
- Dual enrollment students may not live in university residence halls.
Dual enrollment student must submit a form of ID to confirm Georgia residency.
The Georgia dual enrollment funding cap is 30 semester or 45 quarter hours.
To qualify for dual enrollment funding through the state of Georgia the student must meet the following:
Student must be enrolled in and physically attending a participating eligible public or private high school in Georgia or an eligible participating home study program in Georgia.
Student must meet U.S. citizenship or non-citizen requirements.
Be in compliance with the Georgia Drug Free Postsecondary Education Act of 1990.
Student and student’s parent/guardian must complete the Student Participation Agreement (SPA)
Student must maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress
Post secondary coursework must be completed prior to high school graduation.
Student must meet federal selective service requirements per Georgia law.
Student must be a Georgia Resident immediately prior to the first day of classes in which finding is sought.
Dual enrollment students at Reinhardt University may elect to take additional courses outside of the state approved course listing:
- Students are charged the same rate as the state approved courses and the student is financially liable for payment of tuition and fees associated with these courses.
- The student is academically responsible in meeting university requirements for successful completion of these additional courses.
- These courses are outside of the state approved program and may not be associated with high school graduation requirements. For coursework approval, or questions on the program, see your dual enrollment high school counselor.