Dual Enrollment (DE)

Dual Enrollment is a program for students to enroll in an eligible post-secondary institution while in high school. Students receive high school credit and college credit. Students may take any course: academic, Career Pathway and elective courses; or may enroll in a program (Associate Degree, Diploma or Technical Certificate of Credit). Currently, all tuition, student fees and books are provided at no cost to the student. However, some classes using supplies may require a supply fee.
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Eligibility

• Student must be approved and classified by the high school
• There are no residency or citizenship requirements
• Student must meet admissions requirements at the post-secondary institution
• Student must not have already received a high school diploma

​Eligible High School Courses

• English
• Mathematics
• Science
• Social Studies
• Foreign Language
• Career Pathway Courses
• Electives

Georgia Senate Bill 2

​Students who are at least 16 years of age, have successfully completed the state required 9th and 10th grade level high school courses and state required tests associated with any such courses and meet admission requirements of the post-secondary institution can enroll in a two-year program leading directly to a career. Students may receive their high school diploma upon notifying Marietta High of successful completion of the following:

• successful completion of the two-year course of study in which the student receives either an associate degree; technical college diploma;
• or at least two technical college certificate of credit programs in one specific career pathway and all post-secondary academic education and technical education and training prerequisites for any state, national or industry occupational certifcations or licenses required to work in the field as determined by the Technical College System of Georgia
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See your High School Guidance Counselor for more information.