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Dual Enrollment Program

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The Dual Enrollment Program at Grove City College provides high-achieving high school students an opportunity to take college classes for credit at a reduced cost. The courses – offered to qualified juniors or seniors in public, private, or home education – may count for high school credit in addition to Grove City College credit.

Why consider dual enrollment?

By taking college courses in high school, students can earn college credit at a reduced cost while exploring fields of study. Dual-enrolled students can take up to two courses (totaling no more than seven credits) per semester. In addition, dual-enrolled students are able to register for January and May Intersession courses. While most dual enrolled classes are offered traditionally on campus, several courses are available in an online format.

Online course offerings

In addition to our on-campus offerings, students may also register for Winter Online courses. These courses are open only to Pennsylvania residents. Interested high school juniors and seniors may apply for these as they would apply for an on-campus class (see “How do I apply?” below for instructions). Registration for Winter Online courses opens on December 1. These classes are shared with our full-time students, and registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. You can find a list of course offerings on this page. Please forward any questions regarding our online course offerings to Frank Ayers, Dual-Enrollment Coordinator.

A great value specifically for you

The tuition cost per credit for the 2018-19 academic year for Dual Enrollment Program classes is $165 per credit hour, a 70% discount off our standard cost per credit hour! Students who take several dual-enrollment classes can significantly reduce the cost of a Grove City College degree.

Most courses are three credits except for courses with associated laboratories, which are generally four credits. Additionally, published course-related fees (e.g., laboratory supplies) are the responsibility of the student, and financial aid is not available for students in the Dual Enrollment Program.
 
Suggested courses
Most courses are available to dual-enrolled students, provided the prerequisites have been met and space is available. Music lessons and music ensembles are not available to dual-enrolled students.
 
Refer to the College Catalog for detailed course information. Typical courses taken by dual-enrolled students include, but are not limited to:
 
  • Civilization and the Biblical Revelation
  • Calculus I
  • Principles of Accounting
  • General Biology I
  • General Physics I
  • Civilization and Literature
  • Foundations of Psychology
  • Foundations of Academic Discourse
Contact Frank Ayers, Dual-Enrollment Coordinator with any course-related questions. Please note that the College reserves the right to designate which courses are available to dual-enrolled students.
 
How do I apply?

Complete the Dual Enrollment Application for Admission, answering all questions that pertain to you. The completed application must include the following documents (an incomplete application will cause processing delays):

Registration for the fall semester begins on May 1 and ends on August 15. Registration for the spring semester begins on December 1 and ends on January 10. Applications and other documents may be submitted in one of the following ways:

EMAIL
admissions@gcc.edu

MAIL
Grove City College
Office of Admission
100 Campus Drive
Grove City, PA 16127

FAX
724-458-3395

View our detailed Application Tips before opening an application account and read over our Application Instructions, paying close attention to the application checklist and deadlines.

Contact us

For questions regarding the Dual Enrollment Program, contact Frank Ayers, Dual-Enrollment Coordinator.