Dual Enrollment Resources
Step-by-step instructions for the Dual Enrollment application
Click here for help completing the Dual Enrollment Application or creating a GAfutures.org account.
Accuplacer
Accuplacer is a product of College Board used nationwide for college admissions. The exam is a web based, multiple-choice, untimed assessment in English, reading, and mathematics subject areas. Scores are made available immediately. There is no fee to take the exam for students interested in the Dual Enrollment program.
Other available dual enrollment programs
- Alternate High School Graduation Path (often referred to as SB2) - available to Georgia students who complete certain 9th and 10th grade level classes, all related end-of-course Milestone assessments, and complete requirements related to postsecondary coursework. These students may be awarded both a high school diploma and a college credential.
- Joint Enrollment Program - high school students enrolled in non-Dual Enrollment participating high schools or home study programs may enroll in postsecondary courses while continuing to pursue a high school diploma. Under the Joint Enrollment Program, the postsecondary course work credit is not accepted as credit towards the student’s high school graduation requirements.
Career Pathway Programs of Study
Career Pathway Programs of Study is collaboration of Georgia Department of Education and the Technical College System of Georgia. 45 secondary pathways and postsecondary credentialing programs are linked giving students a clear educational path to a successful career. Click here for the complete list of Career Pathway Programs of Study.
Course Transfer Information
There are 28 general education courses taught by TCSG colleges that are guaranteed to transfer to any of the University System of Georgia’s colleges and universities.