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Step Ahead to Your Future

DUAL ENROLLMENT HONORS PROGRAM. Step Ahead to Your Future. Program Benefits. Earn dual credit for college courses Each KSU course counts toward both high school and college Early credits give you options: Graduate college early Take fewer classes per semester Double major.

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Step Ahead to Your Future

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  1. DUAL ENROLLMENT HONORS PROGRAM Step Ahead to Your Future

  2. Program Benefits • Earn dual credit for college courses • Each KSU course counts toward both high school and college • Early credits give you options: • Graduate college early • Take fewer classes per semester • Double major

  3. Program Benefits • Try college while in familiar surroundings • Flexible schedule • Honors recognition • Early registration • Access to KSU resources

  4. Full-Time: 4-5 courses at KSU (12-16 credits) Part-time: Split time between KSU and high school Class Schedule Options May attend KSU full-time or part-time

  5. Choose regular or Honors classes Honors benefits: Smaller class sizes Taught by members of the Honors Faculty Get to know KSU honors students and other DEHP students Designated on KSU transcript Honors Course Option

  6. Typical Coursework Fall semester: • Composition I (ENGL 1101) • American Government (POLS 1101) • Science (Chemistry, Physics, Environmental Science or Earth Science) • Math (Algebra, Trig, Pre-Calculus, Calculus I,II or III, Statistics)

  7. Typical Coursework Spring semester: • Composition II (ENGL 1102) • Global Economics (ECON 1100) • Math at next level or elective • Science at next level or elective

  8. Foreign languages Social sciences Psychology Sociology Anthropology Geography World History U.S. History Philosophy Public Speaking Human Communication Even more options for Move on When Ready students Other Course Options

  9. Acceptance notification: No later than February 2013 Advising and Registration: March 2013 Orientation: July 2013 Advising/Orientation Timeline

  10. Admission Requirements • 3.0 GPA in core academic classes (not electives) • Combined score of 1100 on SAT Critical Reading and Math sections (ACT 24) • Minimum Critical Reading score: 530 (ACT 23) • Minimum Math score: 530 (ACT 22) • Must be on track for completion of college prep curriculum requirements

  11. AdmissionS File Check List 4 required elements: • Online application & application fee • Official high school transcript • Official SAT or ACT scores • DEHP Consent Form

  12. Admissions TIMETABLE • Now: Register for earliest SAT or ACT testing date • We recommend both tests! • Select KSU as school to receive scores • This fall: Meet with high school counselor to complete Consent Form • Send official high school transcript and Consent Form to KSU • Complete online application & fee

  13. Admissions TIMETABLE FINAL DEADLINE for receipt of all documents: January 11, 2013 • Track your admissions status online at www.kennesaw.edu/admissions • Allow 3-5 weeks after receipt of all your documents for an admissions decision.

  14. All students who meet the admissions criteria by the deadline of January 11, 2013 will be accepted!

  15. funding options • Accel • For full or part-time DEHP students • Public, private & home- school students • Funded by state appropriation • Move on When Ready Act • For full-time DEHP students only • Public high school students only • Funded by Ga. Dept. of Education

  16. TUITION • MANDATORY FEES • TEXTBOOKS • LAB FEES

  17. *Based on this year’s costs. 2013 funding amounts and tuition costs will be confirmed in Spring 2013. • TUITION: • Accel pays 100% • MOWR pays 100% for 12 credits only • MANDATORY FEES: • Accel does not pay • MOWR pays 100% • TEXTBOOKS: • Neither program pays • LAB FEES: • Neither program pays • Typical lab fees: $20 Writing Center fee for English 1101; $35 lab fee for science courses

  18. Bottom line -- We anticipate: An Accel student in 1-5 KSU classes will pay: • $454 fee balance per semester, plus books and any lab fees. A MOWR student in 4 KSU classes: • $0fee balance Pay only for books and any lab fees. • By comparison, a Fall 2012 KSU freshman commuter student taking 4 classes and receiving HOPE: • Paid $194.09 in tuition • Paid $817.00 in student fees = $1,011.09, plus books and any lab fees

  19. POTENTIAL COLLEGE SAVINGS • Save an extra semester or year of tuition & fees • Save an extra semester or year of room and board • Save an extra semester or year of private school or out-of-state tuition

  20. Q & A Admissions Process Nichole McGehee 770.423.6500 nmcgehee@kennesaw.edu Advising/Curriculum/Funding Stacey Solomon 770-423-6424 ssolomo3@kennesaw.edu Dr. Katherine Kinnick 770.423.6116 kkinnick@kennesaw.edu Any questions?

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