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The document is a Course Enrollment Request Form for the High School Dual Enrollment Program at McNeese State University. It outlines the steps for students to apply online, complete the form, and obtain necessary certifications from parents and high school officials. The form requires personal information, intended college major, and course enrollment requests. It also details eligibility criteria for participation, including GPA requirements and readiness for college-level courses. Additionally, it includes instructions for submitting the form and emphasizes the importance of maintaining academic standards.

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Begin by clicking ‘Get Form’ to open the COURSE ENROLLMENT REQUEST FORM in our editor.
In Section I, provide your personal information. Fill in your last name, first name, middle name, date of birth, cell phone number, high school name, and email address. Indicate whether you are a new or continuing dual enrollment student and select your intended college major.
List the college courses you wish to enroll in under 'Course Enrollment Request'. Ensure you include all desired courses in the provided spaces.
In Section II, both the student and parent/custodian must read and certify the statements. The student should print their name, sign, and date the form. The parent/custodian must also provide their printed name, signature, and date.
Finally, submit the completed form to your high school counselor for certification before it is sent to McNeese Community Services.

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Which is harder, AP or dual enrollment?

While DE classes, in general, are not as rigorous as AP classes, they, however, get you in the door faster. Again, unlike AP courses, you do not need to have a high score on your exam or grade to earn college credit, you just need to pass.

How do you qualify for dual enrollment in Louisiana?

Students must have and maintain a high school grade point average of at least 2.5 on a 4.00 system. SOWELA uses Louisiana Board of Regents guidance in Academic Affairs Policy 2.22 for placement in Dual Enrollment courses.

Does dual enrollment affect high school GPA?

Does dual enrollment affect your GPA? It depends. At some high schools, the grades you receive in a dual enrollment course will be factored into your high school GPA. Typically, the decision of whether or not to factor these grades into a students GPA is at the discretion of the high school.

How much does dual enrollment cost in Louisiana?

Dual enrollment classes generally cost between $0 to $400, which is docHubly less than the cost of a traditional college class.

Is there a downside to dual enrollment?

If a student fails a course as a dual enrollment student, the student will need to retake that course before being allowed to enroll in future classes. Too many failed dual enrollment classes will jeopardize future college enrollment and possibly financial aid.

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