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Q&A Dual Enrollment and AP Programs

List of AP Courses
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Common questions and answers in regards to dual enrollment and AP program.
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Testing Requirements for Dual Enrollment Courses

List of high school dual enrollment courses offered and testing requirements needed. Students may request to participate in any of these courses, however,it is the student's responsibility to meet the testing requirements and supply their counselor with qualifying test scores in order to remain in the course.

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Steps to Register for the TSI

Instruction for Apply Texas

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List of high school AP courses available. Students may request to participate in any of these courses, however,it is the student's responsibility to complete any required summer reading and/or assignment in order to remain in the course.
Refer to 2015-2016 Pre- AP, AP and Dual Enrollment Pre-course Assign.

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Typical Timeline of Events for Dual Enrollment Process:

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        Review Testing Results to Determine Eligibility for Dual Enrollment courses             
Removal of Students that did not meet Dual Enrollment Testing Requirements

Spring 2020 STC Important Dates

January 20, 2020	Class Registration Deadline
January 21, 2020	Classes Begin
February 5, 2020	Census Day (12th class Day)
March 13, 2020	Payment due  $50/class cash or money order
April 20, 2020	Last Day to Withdraw From a Class
May 8-14	Finals Week
May 18	STC Grades posted

What to Consider as a Dual Enrollment Student

• Level of maturity, responsibility, and independence
• Instructor will solely communicate class progress with students
• Parents may communicate solely with high school dual enrollment instructors
• Student must communicate with instructor when absent due to illness and/or extra-curricular activities

• Grades will be posted directly to college transcript and will affect college GPA
• Grades will also be posted on the high school transcript and will affect high school GPA for core area subjects
• Off-Campus course grades are not calculated in high school GPA
• Failing college grades will lead to ineligibility in extra-curricular activities
  
  Transfer of Credits

• Consult with college advisors on how dual enrollment credits will transfer
• Taking excess credits out of your declared degree plan may result in unnecessary fees and may affect financial aid eligibility

• Student contribution is $50 for STC courses
• Off-campus students will be responsible for the purchase of their own textbooks

• Students will still be responsible for course fees if dropping a college course after the 12th class day
• Students will be responsible for filling out the"Drop/Withdrawal Form" by set deadline
• Withdrawals and a low college GPA may affect financial aid, scholarship possibilities, and future employment opportunities

1.) Two letters of recommendation.

2.) Student Interview.

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