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LEARN LEAD SUCCEED

UNG.EDU

Dual Enrollment ProgramsFor High School

Juniors and Seniors

Apply now at www.ung.edu

Mr. Justin McCalla, UNG Admissions Officer/RecruiterMr. Charles Bell

, Dual Enrollment Academic Advisor

Introductions

VideoOne university on four campuses

UNG Overview

Most Popular Majors

50+ Bachelor’s

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Pre-Med

Business

Computer Science

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English

Education

History

Athletic

Training

Nursing

50+ Associate

Art

Biology

BusinessCommunicationCriminal JusticeEducationEngineeringExercise ScienceHistoryTheater

Over 100 degree programs Turn your natural abilities into a profitable career

Explore

YOUR

Opportunities

Study Abroad

Learn a language

Go to class in another country

Prepare yourself for a rewarding global career

Gain a world perspective

Over 150 Organizations

Get involved and build your resume

Fraternities and sororities

Political, cultural, religious, academic, and social clubs and organizations on all campuses

Intramural athletics

The UNG Nighthawks

compete

in NCAA

Division II

UNG Athletics

Men’s

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Baseball

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GolfTennisSoccerRifleCross Country

Advanced Opportunities

Supplemental Instruction

Career Services

Master’s Programs

Undergraduate Research

Academic Honor

Societies

Honors Program

Applications accepted Jan. 31- April 9

Dual Enrollment Options

High School Juniors or Seniors

Accel

Go to college part or full time while in high school. Participate in high school or college activities.

College courses count toward high school graduation and college credit.

Tuition paid by Georgia Student Finance Commission (up to 15 hours).

Mandatory fees paid by UNG. You pay books and course-related fees, if required.

Move on When Ready

Go to college full time – no high school classes. Participate in most college activities.

Courses count toward high school graduation and college credit.

Tuition & fees paid for by the Georgia Department of Education up to a maximum of 4 courses and 15 credit hours.

Joint Enrollment

Courses count for college credit only.

You pay tuition and fees.

Dual Enrollment

Why?

You Finish College Earlier

Earn college credit while in high school to start college ahead and finish earlier.

Start your job search earlier or enter a graduate program earlier.

You Save Money

Accel

and MOWR college courses are paid for which saves you money later.

Finishing college earlier means paying for fewer semesters.

You Help Satisfy Your HOPE Requirements

15-to-Finish!

Dual Enrollment Numbers

Spring 2015 Semester

500+ high school students enrolled

99 in Dahlonega

106 in Oconee

104 in Cumming

201 in Gainesville

Average course load: 7.19 hours

28 taking on-line

eCore

Average UNG GPA is 3.48

Minimums for:

Accel

ACT

20

English

18 Math

20 composite

SAT

480

Reading

440 Math

970 combined

Dual Enrollment Admission Requirements

GPA

3.25

Move on When

Ready

23 English

22 Math

530

Reading

530

Math

GPA

3.5

OR

OR

Need to take the SAT or ACT?

You can take the Institutional SAT on our Dahlonega Campus

You can take the Institutional ACT on our Gainesville Campus

Tests are administered every couple of weeks during the academic year

Cost is $80 for ISAT and $50 for IACT – not

waiverable

Scores are good for admission at UNG only – other colleges/universities may not accept ISAT/IACT scores

How and when do you get your scores? Scores are mailed to you the day after the test

www.ung.edu/testing

Dual Enrollment Application Deadlines

Fall SemesterPreferred May 1st No later than July 1st

Summer SemesterApril 1st

(No

Accel

/MOWR funding)

Spring Semester

November 1st

** Or until capacity has been met

Dual Enrollment Courses at EJCCH

Spring SemesterEnglish 1102 – English Composition – must have completed English 1101Math 1113 – Pre-calculus – need a 550 SAT math score

** Or until capacity has been met

Apply now at www.ung.edu

How Do I Apply?

Go to ung.edu/apply

Select Dual and Joint Enrollment student type

On-line application for admission + $30 fee

Official high school transcripts

Official SAT or ACT scores

Lawful presence verification

MOWR: Permission to Participate and checklist

Federal Service Language Academy

Summer residential program for rising high school sophomores, Juniors and Seniors

Dahlonega campus

Three weeks, two sessions: Jun 7-26 and Jul 12-31, 2015

High school credit

Arabic, Chinese,

Korean, Russian,

German,

Portuguese

NEW: Study

abroad in Berlin!

Earn 4 UNG credits

studying German.

Summer

Accel Language Institute PilotDahlonega Campus

Residential5.5 WeeksCheck-In: June 21 (Sunday)Last Day: July 30

Cost about $1,200

Apply before April 1st

Language Institute Courses:

Arabic, Chinese, Korean, Russian

1001, 1002 and Culture

8 academic credits

Oconee Campus:

Angie Murrell Gainesville Campus: Charles Bell

Cumming Campus: Ginny McEverDahlonega Campus: Derick Sutton

Apply now at www.ung.edu

Dual Enrollment Advisors

FAQs

Q:

Where will the college credit I earn transfer?

A:

Most 4-year colleges and universities.

Q:

What classes are available?

A:

Any courses to which UNG students have access.

Q:

How is the minimum GPA calculated for admission?

A:

Only RHSC courses are considered,

unweighted

.Q: How do I schedule classes? A: Work with your guidance counselor and our dual enrollment academic advisor.Q: How many courses can I take? A: MOWR = 4 courses and 15 credit hours (courses are 1 to 4 credits each). Accel = 3 to 15 credit hours. Normally, courses without labs are 3 credits; courses with labs are 4 credits.Q: Do Accel or MOWR courses count toward HOPE credit hours cap? A: No. HOPE covers 127 credit hours not including Accel or MOWR courses.Q: What if I want to become a Nighthawk after I graduate high school?

A: Just let our admissions office know, and we’ll re-code you in our system as a new student.

FAQs, Cont’d

Q:

What’s the difference between AP courses and dual enroll courses?

A:

Dual enroll

c

ourses are actual college courses taught by college instructors that count for college credit.

AP courses are high school courses taught by high school instructors for which a student

may earn college credit

if he/she scores high enough on the College Board AP exam

.

Q:

Can I dual enroll in two different colleges?

A:

Yes. Apply for admission to both colleges

and submit an Accel application for each college. Accel will pay tuition at both colleges.Q: Can I take college courses on line? A: Yes. Most UNG core curriculum is offered through eCore.

UNG.edu/Admissions

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