Thank you for your interest in the Dual Enrollment program at the College of Coastal Georgia! A dual enrollment student is a student who is enrolled in high school and who wants to complete college courses. Once those courses have been completed, the credits will count both towards high school and college credit. Tuition for this program is funded by state revenues.
Have questions? Fill out the form below and an Admissions Counselor will reach out to you.
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Dual Enrollment Information Sessions
Interested in earning college credit now? Take the first step and join us for an informational meeting as we highlight the benefits of the Dual Enrollment program, topics pertaining to the admissions process, financial funding, and academic advising. The program will last approximately 45 minutes to one hour.
| Event Name | Start Date/Time | Form |
| Brunswick – Dual Enrollment Information Session | 03/16/2022 5:30 p.m. | Click here for form |
| Brunswick – Dual Enrollment Information Session | 04/12/2022 5:30 p.m. | Click here for form |
| Brunswick – Dual Enrollment Information Session | 05/02/2022 5:30 p.m. | Click here for form |
Admissions Application & Documents Deadline
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| Fall | July 15 |
| Spring | December 1 |
| Summer | May 1 |
What are the Admissions requirements?
- High school and home study 11th and 12th graders who are enrolled and are physically attending a participating eligible public or private high school in Georgia, or an eligible participating home study program in Georgia. Students in the 9th grade are not eligible for the program. Students in the 10th grade are required to have a minimum SAT score of 1200, or minimum ACT composite score of 26 to participate in the program.
- High school unweighted grade point average on academic classes of 3.00 or higher
- SAT score of 1050 must be achieved with a minimum score of 24 in Critical Reading and 22 on the Math test, or ACT score of 20 on the Composite section with exempting scores in the English (17) and Math (17) sections, or Accuplacer score of 237 in Reading, 258 in Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra and Statistics, and a 4 on the Write Placer.
What steps must I take to become a Dual Enrollment student?
- Step 1: Discuss your plan to apply for Dual Enrollment with your parents and high school counselor. Work with your high school counselor to ensure you meet the Dual Enrollment requirements (i.e. GPA, SAT/ACT scores, etc). Your high school counselor will assist you in selecting your high school classes, and your college academic advisor will assist you in selecting your college classes.
- Step 2: Apply to the College of Coastal Georgia here. If you wish to speak to an admissions counselor to get more information before applying, please contact Shane Apps at 912.279.5776, or sapps@ccga.edu.
- Step 3: Apply online for the Dual Enrollment program through GAfutures.org. Your high school counselor will be able to assist you with setting up your account. After completing the Dual Enrollment application, you need to meet with your high school counselor to discuss approved courses.
What courses are available?
- Visit Coastal Georgia’s class schedule here and click the checkbox to highlight Dual Enrollment courses.
- Approved courses include:
- Core academic areas (english, math, science, social studies, and world foreign languages).
- Course categories such as fine arts, physical education, and health are no longer eligible.
- The list of courses approved for Dual Enrollment funding can be found here.
What are the limits on the state-funded Dual Enrollment funding?
- The Dual Enrollment funding cap is 30 credit hours. The hours are based on hours paid by Dual Enrollment funding for terms of enrollment in the program.
- All first-time students are subject to the Dual Enrollment funding cap.
- Students may choose to self-pay for additional credit hours/courses beyond the funding cap of 30 credit hours.
Windward Scholars
What is the Windward Scholars Program?
The Windward Scholars program is reserved for the elite group of students who began their collegiate career as a Dual Enrollment student at the College of Coastal Georgia fall 2016 or after.
What are the benefits for being a member of the Windward Scholars Program?
Being named a Windward Scholar comes with a number of benefits:
- Automatic Acceptance into the Fall Cohort – Congratulations, you are in! No additional applications, essays, red-tape, test scores, or paperwork. Your acceptance to the Windward Scholars program not only guarantees your spot in our fall freshman class, but counts you among the elite in the cohort.
- Scholarship Opportunities – As a member of the Windward Scholars, students are eligible to receive one of 20 Rose Scholarships for Windward Scholars – a $2000 scholarship – awarded at $500 per semester to qualifying students for two years. Up to 20 students accepting admission to the Scholars program will be drawn at random, and awards will be assigned for use starting in the Fall semester.
- Exclusive Windward Scholar Orientation – As a Windward Scholar, we realize that what you need to know to begin your time as a full-time student is different than other freshmen. That’s why we’ve designed a special orientation program for you on Friday, July 29, 2022. We will be sending more information to you about this specially-designed session after your acceptance.
- Priority Registration Each Semester – Course selection is an important part of setting yourself up for success, and the earlier you are able to choose your classes, the better. As a member of the Windward Scholars Program, you will be given the opportunity to select and register for your classes on the first day of registration each term being able to lock in the classes you need at the times you want.
How do I accept my invitation to the Windward Scholars Program?
Membership in the Windward Scholars Program is by invitation only. If you have received an invitation and would like to accept, please click the link below to complete your registration form prior to May 1, 2022.
If you have not received and invitation but would like to be considered for the program, please contact the Office of Admissions at (912) 279-5701 or admissions@ccga.edu to inquire about your eligibility.