Dual Enrollment Steps to Apply
Are you Ready for Dual Enrollment?
Meet with your high school counselor and parent/guardian to discuss the following:
- Consider the impact of Dual Enrollment on your high school grade point average and college enrollment.
- Visit gafutures.org to learn more about eligibility requirements and the impact, if any, of dual enrollment funding on future HOPE eligibility.
- Discuss high school graduation requirements and STC program requirements.
- Discuss transportation, class attendance, class schedule, and whether the dual enrollment schedule might impact extra-curricular activities.
- Review the STC Academic Calendar to determine whether the course schedule, holidays, and home study program schedule impact vacation planning.
- Consider what happens if a failing grade or withdrawal occurs.
Steps to Apply for Dual Enrollment
- Complete the STC Admissions Application. Select “high school student-dual” from the application type (drop-down box) so that you will be classified as a dual enrollment student and the $25 application fee will be waived.
- Submit your official test scores (ACT, SAT, PSAT, ACCUPLACER, or Hope GPA) to Savannah Tech.
- Hope GPA can be used for acceptance(after completion of 10th grade)
- Degree/diploma level programs require a 2.6 GPA and TCC level programs require a 2.0 GPA. Please have your high school email us your official transcript to savdualenrollment@savannahtech.edu
- If you need Accuplacer testing our STC testing center to schedule a FREE ACCUPLACER assessment.
- Hope GPA can be used for acceptance(after completion of 10th grade)
- Complete the Dual Enrollment Funding Application
- A new funding application must be submitted each year student intends to enroll with Dual Enrollment.
- Schedule a registration appointment with an STC Dual Enrollment Representative as a new student. Returning students may email their Dual Enrollment representative the course schedule along with the completed/signed Dual Enrollment Funding application and Participation Agreement.
- Sign the Authorization for the Release of Records to a third-party (optional). This optional form allows a third-party, such as a parent, access to the student’s educational records.