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Dual Enrollment

Students participating in Georgia's dual enrollment (DE) program have the opportunity to earn both high school and college credits by taking college courses. The Georgia Student Finance Commission (GSFC) fully funds DE tuition, mandatory fees, and books.
 Click here for the Cobb County DE website.

Mandatory Information Sessions

Students and a parent/guardian must attend a mandatory Walton DE information session to receive detailed explanations about the following: DE benefits and drawbacks, eligibility criteria, enrollment options, course credits, grading system, impact on HOPE, transcript management, funding, recent statistics, and the application process.

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Checklist

The Walton School Counseling Department has created a checklist for DE to guide students through the DE process. All the necessary DE steps, including deadlines, are outlined in the specific order in which they must be completed. Students should download the checklist and mark each step as they finish it to ensure they complete all the DE requirements.

Deadlines

CCSD mandates students to submit all the required DE paperwork to their DE counselors every semester they participate in DE. CCSD deadlines:

May 1st - Fall & Summer semesters
November​ 1st - Spring semester 


Students must also adhere to college and university deadlines, which are often different than Cobb County's. It is the student's responsibility to research college deadlines for DE. In addition, college course registration often begins before the college application deadlines. Applying early increases the likelihood of securing desired courses, although acceptance and schedule are subject to availability.

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More Information About Dual Enrollment

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University System of Georgia Dual Enrollment Admissions Requirements for 2024-25

Click here to read about DE admissions requirements for all colleges and universities in the University Systems of Georgia (USG). Note - this does not include schools in the Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG).

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Dual Enrollment Funding Application

The Georgia Student Finance Commission (GSFC) provides DE funding for up to 15 college credit hours each semester, with a maximum funding limit of 30 college credit hours. Students and parents are required to complete the funding application for every academic year they engage in the DE program. 

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Cobb County  Local School Agreement & Advisement Forms

Students must submit the Cobb County Local School Agreement and DE Student Advisement Form to their DE counselor for each semester they participate in DE. The deadlines are May 1st for Fall & Summer semesters and November 1st for the Spring semester.

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Course Directory

Click here for eligible DE courses for the 2024-25 year.

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University System of Georgia Core Curriculum

College students attending any University System of Georgia (USB) school are required to fulfill a list of specific courses regardless of major outlined in the USG Core Curriculum. The USG Core Curriculum is often considered by DE students when selecting courses to meet future college requirements. Click here for a list of USG institutions and their Core Curriculum requirements.

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Dual Enrollment Accelerated Career Diploma (formerly Option B)

The Accelerated Career Diploma Program, funded through the Accelerated Career Education (ACE) Grant,  provides students with a distinctive route toward high school graduation. Under this program, students must earn nine high school credits and two technical certificates, a technical diploma, or an associate's degree at a Technical Coll within an ACE Grant Approved Programs of Study 
Click here to learn more.

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