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Your journey to becoming a Warhawk can begin in high school! The Dual Enrollment program at the University of Louisiana Monroe offers high school students at participating schools the opportunity to simulateneously earn college credit and meet the requirements for high school graduation. Courses are taught either at the high school or online by SACSCOC-qualified Instructors.

Click here to learn about:

-DE Students are °®½´ÊÓƵStudents

-How to Apply for Dual Enrollment at ULM

-Requirements for participation

-Important dates and resources

-Frequently Asked Questions

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Dual Enrollment Students are °®½´ÊÓƵStudents

As a participant in the °®½´ÊÓƵDual Enrollment Program, this means you are a °®½´ÊÓƵstudent! You receive all resources and benefits accessible only to °®½´ÊÓƵstudents.

°®½´ÊÓƵStudent Benefits and Resources

• Free tutoring - The Student Success Center and various academic departments offer free tutoring in subjects like English, math, and more.
• Free computer labs - You can come to the °®½´ÊÓƵLibrary during open hours and use any computers, books, and research platforms.
• Unlimited printing - Using your Warhawk ID, you can print for free at ULM.

• AND MORE!

°®½´ÊÓƵAcademic Calendar and Final Grades

All grading in Dual Enrollment classes follow °®½´ÊÓƵacademic integrity policies. Once final grades are entered, °®½´ÊÓƵcannot change your grade in your transcript. If you are enrolled in an online Dual Enrollment course, your class will follow ULM’s academic calendar, which may differ from your high school’s academic calendar. Pay close attention to midterm and final dates. If you withdraw from a Dual Enrollment course, be sure to do so before the °®½´ÊÓƵAcademic Calendar’s drop date. This is to ensure you do not receive a failure on your transcript or owe tuition. Direct all questions about withdrawals to your high school’s Dual Enrollment contact as soon as possible. If you transfer to another high school, let your Dual Enrollment contact know immediately.

FERPA

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) protects student records from outside sources. This means that °®½´ÊÓƵcannot release any of our students’ data, including grades, to parents without a FERPA waiver. Click here to complete a FERPA waiver.

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How to Apply for Dual Enrollment at ULM

1. Complete an online °®½´ÊÓƵapplication. Use student's full, legal name.

2. Pay the application fee (available online in your application). If paid by check or money order made out to ULM, include the student's full, legal name.

3. Submit your official high school transcript.

4. Submit your official, electronic ACT score. If not sent to °®½´ÊÓƵat time of test, go to . The ACT code for °®½´ÊÓƵis 1598.

5. Complete and sign the °®½´ÊÓƵDual Enrollment Signature Page. Please ensure steps 1 through 4 are complete and all signatures are signed before submitting the Signature Page to your school's DE contact.

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These five steps are required for any student who has never applied, any student who has applied but did not enroll in courses, any student who has applied but was not admitted, or any student who has not registered for DE courses in a year or more.

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Requirements for Participation

In order for students to be enrolled in courses, the following conditions apply:

1. Must be at least a sophomore in high school
2. Admitted to °®½´ÊÓƵprior to the posted deadline
3. All course prerequisites are met
4. Requested courses are on the SACSCOC-approved course list for the student’s high school

Requirements for participation in 2024-2025 dual enrollment courses on the Master Articulation Matrix:

1. A minimum 2.5 cumulative high school GPA, as determined by the high school;

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2. Subject-specific demonstration of readiness in Mathematics (for mathematics and science courses) or English (for English, foreign language, history, social science, humanities, or arts survey courses) through either:

•Subject-specific minimum scores on any assessment listed in Academic Affairs Policy 2.22, listed below. °®½´ÊÓƵwill continueÌýto accept the same subject-specific assessment eligibility scores as previous academic years.

Ìý	ENGLISH	MATHEMATICS*
ACCUPLACER	86 Sent Structure	65 (Elem Alg.) 40 (Col-Level Math)*
ACCUPLACER NG	250 Writing	250 QRAS
*For College Algebra: ≥ 70 Accuplacer College-Level Math; ≥ 263 Accuplacer NG (QRAS) or ≥ 250 (AAF) are recommended.
ASPIRE	433	431
MAP	245	265
Pre-ACT	18	19
Pre-SAT	25WL	500
ACT	18	19
SAT	500ERW	510Math

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• Counselor Recommendation - We accept a Counselor Recommendation (CREC) in lieu of scores. CRECs should be based on overall student performance and grade trends on HS letterhead.

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While the Board of Regents encourages all institutions to follow this policy, we recognize that minimumÌýrequirements may be increased for particular courses.

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Resources

The °®½´ÊÓƵDE Handbook

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who do I contact at °®½´ÊÓƵDual Enrollment?

You can call 318.342.1030 with any questions you may have. If no one answers, please leave a voicemail and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

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