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Dual Enrollment

Dual Enrollment allows high school students to take tuition/fee-free college-level courses at ¶¶Òõpro’s South Portland Campus, Midcoast Campus, community satellite site, or online. Courses are taught by ¶¶Òõpro professors and can be applied towards a degree or certificate at ¶¶Òõpro upon successful completion.

To qualify for Dual Enrollment you need to:

• Be a Maine resident.
• Be a Maine public high school junior or senior or home-schooled in accordance with Maine State Law.
• Have a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or be recommended by your guidance counselor
• Meet all the course pre- and co-requisite/s (i.e. ENGL-100 must be taken before ENGL-115) as listed in Course Description. ÌýCourse pre-requisites that are developmental-level (ENGL-080, MATH-040) can be bypassed with guidance counselor recommendation.

Test Scores for meeting Course Pre-requisites

Available Dual Enrollment Courses

To view a list of currently available courses at ¶¶Òõpro, visit our course offerings webpage. To view courses in the upcoming semester, please access the Course Search function in the .

How to Select the Right Course

When choosing a class, you’ll first consider the reason you wish to take a college course:

Students can select nearly any course they wish for which they meet the prerequisites for (with a few exceptions see Restrictions below). Suggested courses include:

Restrictions/Exceptions to Dual Enrollment Courses

The following courses are not available to On Course Dual Enrollment students:

• Developmental/remedial courses (Examples: ENGL-040,-080, MATH-040, and Enhanced English and Math courses (ENGL-101, MATH-140/141, MATH-145/141).
• Courses that are restricted to students who are accepted into a degree program at ¶¶Òõpro.

Course Success/Future Eligibility

¶¶Òõpro considers successful completion of a course to be achievement of a grade of C- or higher. If you complete a dual enrollment course and are unsuccessful, please contact us to discuss whether additional dual enrollment courses are advised. Course withdrawal consequences will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

Register for Dual Enrollment Courses

You may take up to 12 credits per academic year – which now will include the prior summer semester. As an example:Ìý Ahmed could take a MATH-112 class the summer before his junior year, take both PSYC-100 and ENGL-100 as a junior in the Fall and WELD-100 in the Spring of his junior year and all courses would be covered under this funding. Please note that the total 12 credits per year includes courses taken at any of the Maine Community Colleges or any of the University of Maine colleges.Ìý If a student wishes to enroll in additional credits beyond the 12/year they will be billed at a rate of 50% tuition with all fees waived for up to 6 credits per academic year.

Registration Process:
If you would like to register for a Dual EnrollmentÌýcourse as a new or returning dual enrollment student, please view and follow in directions in the . Keep in mind that the deadline to complete your dual enrollment application is one week before the semester begins.

Questions? Contact:
Molly Caso
Dual Enrollment Success Coach
207-741-5605
mcaso@mainecc.edu

Demonstration Videos

We’ve prepared the following videos to assist/inform students, parents, and school counselors. We hope you find them helpful!

ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act)

¶¶Òõpro is an equal opportunity/affirmative action institution and employer. If you have a disabling condition and wish to request accommodations in order to have reasonable access to the programs and services offered by ¶¶Òõpro, you must register with the Disability Services Office: 207-741-5923 or smccdisabilityservices@mainecc.edu. .