Dual Enrollment

What is Dual Enrollment?

• Dual Enrollment is a program in which a high school student takes college courses and receives both high school and college credit. Students can potentially earn up to 30 credit hours of free tuition to transfer to a college or start working towards a technical diploma/certificate from a technical college.
• Cambridge students can participate in Dual Enrollment in the following ways:
• Take all college courses on the college campus or online
• Take some high school courses at Cambridge and some college courses on a college campus or online

How can I get more information on the program?

• View the Dual Enrollment presentation at the link below.
• View the Georgia Dual Enrollment program checklist, found below.

What steps do I need to take to enroll in dual enrollment classes?

• Please refer to Dual Enrollment Registration.

Interested in taking college courses while in high school at no cost to you? If so, Georgia's Dual Enrollment Program allows students enrolled at a participating eligible public high school to receive funding for college courses. Through Dual Enrollment students can take college courses for credit towards both high school graduation and college!

For more information - Download the Georgia Dual Enrollment Checklist

Dual Enrollment students seeking accommodations at the college they are enrolling at must contact the Office of Student Services or the Office of Disability Services regarding accommodations. IEPs and 504’s do not transfer to college.