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Dual Enrollment Courses Cleburne County High School
Jacksonville State University Dual Enrollment JUMP START PROGRAM
A student is eligible to be a part of the Jump Start Dual Enrollment program if he or she meets the following requirements:
● 10th, 11th or 12th grade students● 10th Grade Admission Requires CCHS Counselor Conference● B average in course work● Completed High School Authorization Form● http://jsu.edu/undergraduate/docs/Supporting%20our%20Students%20Ma
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Jacksonville State University Dual Enrollment JUMP START PROGRAM
Jump Start Dual Enrollment Mission
The mission of the Jump Start Dual Enrollment program is to create a community of learners within the high school who have decided that college coursework is an option for them. These students actively participate in dual enrollment courses, navigate through the procedures of a JSU student, and take responsibility for their learning, making them well-equipped to enter any college or university and to be successful freshmen.
Jacksonville State University Dual Enrollment Anticipated On Campus Course Offerings:Department: Course # Course Title JSU Credit Hours InstructorEH 101 English Comp 3 AderEH 102 English Comp 3 AderEH 141 Oral Communications 3 AderBY 101 Intro Biology I 3 DasingerBY 103 Intro Biology I-Lab 1 DasingerBY 102 Intro Biology II 3 DasingerBY 104 Intro Biology II - Lab 1 Dasinger
**Possible new class in the Fall/Spring 2020/2021**EH 201 American Lit. 3 AderEH 202 American Lit. 3 AderMS 112 College Algebra 3 BrownMS 113 College Algebra 3 Brown
Jacksonville State University Dual Enrollment Online Course Offerings:Department: Course # Course Title Credit Hours InstructorMS 204 Basic Statistics 3 FranklinHY 201 Am. History I 3 FlemingHY 202 Am. History II 3 Fleming PSY 201 Principles of Psy. 3 GwarjanskiAH 202 Art Appreciation 3 AndersonPSC 100 Intro. to Amer. Gov 3 Lester*These course offerings required CCHS counselor conference prior to registering. *
Course offerings may differ each semester.
Jacksonville State University Dual Enrollment Courses costs as of Fall 2019-Spring 2020 Terms 3 hour course per semester: $463.50
1 hour course per semester: $154.50
*Tuition subject to change*
● There is no federal financial aid available for dual enrollment students (i.e. Pell Grants or loans through the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, FAFSA), but prepaid programs (i.e. PACT, VA benefits) may be used.
● For PACT programs please contact the Office of Student Accounts. For information about veterans’ benefits and tuition, contact Veterans Services.
Jacksonville State University Dual Enrollment Courses payment options:Payment Options:
You may pay the balance with a credit card (MasterCard, Visa, or Discover), check, or you can set up a payment plan. The plan is optional and requires a $50.00 (nonrefundable) set-up fee per semester that is due at the time of enrollment in the plan. Payments are made directly to JSU. CCHS does not have access to JSU accounts.
● Make sure to have your student complete a FERPA form.
Payment Plan and what does it cover?
● Tuition ● Jump Start students do not currently pay fees
Jacksonville State University Dual Enrollment JUMP START Program Scholarship
Need based scholarship. Interested students must apply during the application window. This is available for fall and spring.
Jacksonville State University Dual Enrollment Courses Prerequisites:● Students who want to take EH 101 are required to submit scores from ACT or
SAT or complete the English EdReady in their MyJSU to a score of 90. ● For Math 112, a student must also complete the Math EdReady to a score of
80 in order to take the class. High school math course of Pre-Calculus is a prerequisite for Math 112.
● High school science courses of Biology and Physical Science/Chemistry are prerequisites for Biology 101/103.
● You can learn more about EdReady placement tests at Learning Services.***
Jacksonville State University Dual Enrollment Courses Requirements:***As a JSU Jump Start Dual Enrollment student you are required to follow both the student code of conduct in your local high school, as well as JSU’s student code of conduct. However, please note that appeals regarding grades and financial charges to student accounts will be directed to the Jump Start Dual Enrollment Appeal Board, which is comprised of various members of the JSU community.**
***Any student who is not achieving a B average in high school and college coursework or not meeting satisfactory progress is subject to no longer being able to participate in the program.***
Students must have at least a C average to continue taking Dual Enrollment classes through JSU.
Jacksonville State University Dual Enrollment Courses Requirements:● Jump Start Dual Enrollment students are able to take online courses with the
approval of the participating high school. ● Jump Start Dual Enrollment can help facilitate the process by introducing the
learning management system (Canvas). However, dual enrollment students must have regular access to an internet-enabled computer to be enrolled in a course.
● These classes, in order to count for dual enrollment credit, must be taken in lieu of, not in addition to, the regular high school course.
● For assistance with Canvas-related concerns please call the Canvas Student Support line at 256-782-8172.
Jacksonville State University Dual Enrollment JUMP START Program
At JSU, we don't penalize our high-achieving students that take additional dual
enrollment hours in regards to first-time freshman scholarships. We have had several
students who have received scholarships and have completed from 21-30+ hours of DE.
Often, these students have one semester of general ed requirements before starting
their programs (i.e., nursing, applied engineering, etc.). This opens more opportunity in
their schedule for them to take additional courses (like our J-STEAM FREE offerings,
etc.).
Jacksonville State University Dual Enrollment J-STEAM Program
***The mission of the J-STEAM program is to offer high-level science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics (STEAM) courses to high school students in JSU's service region. The J-STEAM program is sponsored by a grant that allows student tuition and course related costs to be completely free!***
***J-STEAM is a program with limited availability. Students will be selected based on the date of their application.***
*** Students enrolled in J-STEAM courses will be awarded tuition and book scholarships to cover those specific courses. Students may also apply for Jump Start Dual Enrollment Scholarships to cover courses taken outside of the J-STEAM program.***
Jacksonville State University Dual Enrollment J-STEAM Program
Summer 2020 (Summer II Term; June 22-July 23)
● JSU Campus○ BY 263 Human Anatomy & Physiology (with lab) (4 hour course)
■ Meeting time and instructor TBA○ GY 120 World Regional Geography (3 hour course)
■ Meeting time and instructor TBA○ ART 131 Graphic Design Technology (3 hour course)
■ Meeting time TBA with instructor Mary Dunn
Jacksonville State University Dual Enrollment J-STEAM Program
Fall 2020 (August 18-December 8)
● Fort McClellan Location○ CS 230 Computer Science (3 hour course)
■ MW (with some Fridays) 1:00-2:30 with instructor David Thornton
■ TT (with some Fridays) 7:30-9:00 with instructor Jay Snellen○ ART 130 Creative Thinking (3 hour course)
■ MW (with some Fridays) 7:30-9:00 with instructor Patrice Anderson
Jacksonville State University Dual Enrollment J-STEAM Program
Spring 2021 (January 12-May 4)
● Fort McClellan Location○ ART 131 Graphic Design Technology (3 hour course)
■ MW (with some Fridays) 7:30-9:00 with instructor TBA○ MS 204 Basic Statistics (3 hour course)
■ TT (with some Fridays) 7:30-9:00 with instructor TBA○ CS 231 Computer Programming (3 hour course)
■ MW (with some Fridays) 1:00-2:30 with instructor TBA
Gadsden State Community College Dual Enrollment Program
The Advanced College Enrollment Institute is Gadsden State dual enrollment program. ACE Institute permits eligible high school students to enroll in college courses concurrently with high school classes available online, on a Gadsden State campus or at the student’s high schools. They are earning college and high school credit simultaneously.
Eligible students may enroll in the ACE Institute during the Summer, Fall and Spring semesters. ACE Institute students may enroll in any Gadsden State course deemed acceptable by the student’s high school, including general education courses and career technical courses.
ACE Institute students are responsible for the cost of all tuition, fees, books, materials and supplies. Students enrolled in certain career technical programs identified as high wage, high demand may qualify for a scholarship. The ACE Institute Scholarship is funded by the Career Technical Dual Enrollment Grant from the Alabama Community College System. ACE Institute Scholarship applications for the 2020-2021 school year will be available March 1, 2020, with an application priority deadline of April 15, 2020.
● 2.5 cumulative GPA on 4.0 scale● Be in the 10th, 11th, or 12th grade (students are considered in the 10th grade during the fall of their sophomore year)● Approval from high school counselor
Gadsden State Community College Dual Enrollment Program
Career technical programs given scholarship consideration include:
● Air Conditioning and Refrigeration● Auto Collision Repair● Automotive Manufacturing Technology● Automotive Service Technology● Carpentry● Child Development● Civil Engineering Technology● Computer Science● Diesel Mechanics
● Electronic Engineering Technology● Electrical Technology● Emergency Medical Technology● Engineering Design Technology● Health Information Technology● Industrial Automation Technology● Mechanical Design Technology● MSSC - Certified Production Technician● Precision Machining● Office Administration● Paralegal/Legal Assistant● Welding
Gadsden State Community College Dual Enrollment Program
Admission Application Process
● Complete an Admissions Application● Complete Dual Enrollment Program Approval Form with signatures from the student, high school counselor and
principal. ● Provide copy of unexpired identification document, such as a driver’s license, for proof of U.S. citizenship● Courses in English, math and computer science require minimum placement scores before registration. Seniors must
provide ACT scores or take the ACCUPLACER prior to registering for the ACE Institute
Continued Eligibility
● Earn a “C” or better in all dual enrollment courses● Students who do not earn a C or higher or withdraw (W) from a course, are suspended from ACE Institute for one
term, not to include the summer term● Students can reapply following the one-term suspension
For more information contact: https://www.gadsdenstate.edu/programs-of-study/ace-institute.cms or contact Natalie Holt at [email protected].
UA EARLY COLLEGE:
Dual credit allows students to apply their college level work to both their high school curriculum and their
college curriculum.
Dual enrollment refers to students taking college courses while still enrolled in high school, but only
earning college credit for the course.
*All high school students who meet the UA Early College admission criteria are eligible to participate,
regardless of whether or not their school awards dual credit.
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1. Complete the UA Early College online application● Complete the online application (with $40 nonrefundable application fee)
● DO use the application link called “Early College”
● DO use the UA Early College application tutorial, so you can see exactly how to complete the correct application
● DO NOT use the application link for “Distance Learning Programs”
2. Counselor Cover Memo and Transcript● Open the Counselor Cover Memo
● Fill out the top portion of the Counselor Verification Cover Memo, and print the form
● Take the printed Counselor Verification Cover Memo to your high school counselor for his or her verification and signature
● Counselors may use the attached counselor memo and can submit the transcript either
○ by mail to UA Early College, Box 870365, Tuscaloosa, AL, 35487-0365
○ by secure email to [email protected]
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3. Student EssayAfter you complete the online application, use this link to submit the Student Essay (Suggested Browsers: Firefox or Safari) by responding to the below
prompt.
Compose a 400-word essay based on two of the following topics:
1. How will UA Early College help you achieve your college goals?
2. What skills and abilities do you possess for college study, and how will they make you successful as a UA Early College student?
3. Describe your academic achievements and how they have prepared you for college study.
Email: [email protected]
Call: (205) 348-7083
Tuition and Scholarships - OverviewUA Early College allows high school students to earn college credit while still living at home. This, along with
our scholarships, is a great way to save money. If a student meets the eligibility requirements for the partial
tuition scholarship, the award is automatically given. No additional scholarship application or paperwork are
needed to secure the scholarship.
Students in the State of Alabama
Students in the state of Alabama with a 3.0 GPA are eligible for a 50% tuition scholarship.
Dependents of National Alumni Association Members are also eligible for a $25 University Supply Store
book Scholarship (when enrolled in class).
Upcoming Application Deadlines and UAEC 200: College Readiness Course Dates
When should I complete my application?
● Friday, March 23
When will my first class meeting for UAEC 200 be? (2 college credit hours, 4-5 week long course)
● Saturday, April 4 - On Campus Session - Tuscaloosa, AL
First Class Session from 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (CST)
Student and parent(s) participation required.
OR
● Tuesday, April 7 - Online Session
First Class Session from 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. (CST)
Student and parent(s) participation required.
When will I take my first full semester course?
Summer I and/or Summer II 2020
Online courses or on UA Campus
