Dual-Enrolled High School Student

Dual Enrollment Admission Requirements and Application Procedures

High school juniors and seniors, including home-school students, have access to a number of opportunities for enhancing their high school curriculum and to earn college credit prior to their high school graduation.

If you are enrolled in an eligible Georgia high school, you may qualify to participate in the Dual Enrollment program. Georgia's Dual Enrollment program provides eligible high school students the opportunity to enroll in college or university prior to their high school graduation and to take courses which result in both college and high school credit. Tuition, books and mandatory fees are paid for by the Dual Enrollment program. Students participating in the program are not permitted to live in the residence halls and must meet the

Meeting minimum requirements does not guarantee acceptance.

Requirements for Dual Enrollment

Cadets must be at least 17 years of age at the time of enrollment.
The student must be entering their junior (grade 11) or senior (grade 12) year and enrolled in an eligible public or private high school, including an unaccredited home study or home school program. Students in unaccredited home school programs must also meet bachelor's degree admissions home school requirements and submit a .
The student must present a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.25 or higher in their , and the transcript must show evidence that the student is on track toward the completion of the USG RHSC requirements and high school graduation.
Applicants who have completed Dual Enrollment through another institution should have a 2.50 Cumulative GPA on all College Dual Enrollment coursework attempted.
The student must meet the subsection minimum requirements for a single test type to be considered for dual enrollment admission. The minimum score requirements are listed below.

Dual Enrollment Test Score Requirements*
SAT	530 Evidence-Based Reading & Writing	480 Math
ACT	20 English or Reading	18 Math
Accuplacer*	243 Reading	266 Math	4 Writeplacer
PSAT (through summer 2026)**	480 Evidence-Based Reading & Writing	440 Math
PreACT (through summer 2026)**	20 English or Reading	18 Math

*Students taking Accuplacer for consideration of admission for Dual Enrollment will be allowed to retest one time.

**Accepted for admissions through Summer 2026. Subject to change.

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Application Process

Step 1Application and Application Fee

Step 2Official Transcripts

Step 3Official Entrance Test Scores

Step 4Lawful Presence Verification

Step 5Dual Enrollment Applicants

Step 6Application Review

Complete the . If you cannot apply online, download and complete the Application for Undergraduate Admission (PDF).

The application fee is waived for dual enrollment applicants.

Ask your high school to send us your official high school transcript, either directly from the high school to us in a sealed envelope, or electronically through the . If you took any college course, submit an official transcript from each institution you attended. We must receive the transcripts in sealed envelopes directly from the institutions or through a secure electronic system such as E-Script or Parchment. You may not omit any institution you attended. If you're attending a non-accredited home-school program, you must either submit a Home School Summary Form (PDF), or the SAT II subject test with minimum scores: English Writing - 520; World History - 540; Literature - 530; Biology - 480; Math 1C or IIC - 500; Chemistry - 540 - or Physics - 590; American History & Social Studies - 560.

SAT and ACT test scores must be sent electronically through the or Test scores printed on high school or college transcripts will not be accepted.

You may request the College Board to send your SAT scores to account #5497, or your ACT scores to account #0848, regardless of which campus you want to attend. Test scores printed on high school or college transcripts will not be accepted.

High School Counselors can submit student PSAT or PACT scores at the following email address: PSAT@ung.edu.

Army Regulations require verified proof of lawful presence in order to participate in ROTC and the Corps of Cadets. Lawful presence will need to be provided prior to an admissions decision being made for Corps of Cadets participation. Students who cannot provide lawful presence may be admitted to the University of North Georgia, but not as a cadet. We cannot evaluate your application for admission until you have submitted a valid document for your verification of Lawful Presence Documentation.

(For Dual Enrollment program applicants only) Submit a completed .

Continue to monitor your application status as you are completing the steps to ensure we have received all required documents.

Send documents to:

University of North Georgia
Admissions Imaging Center
P.O. Box 1358
Gainesville, GA 30503

Or Email:

admissions-gvl@ung.edu

The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy, Campus Crime Statistics Act and the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 require higher education institutions to provide an that contain crime statistics and fire statistics for the three most recently completed calendar years, institutional policies or procedures for reporting crimes and current policies concerning the security of, and access to, campus facilities and residencies, as well as security considerations in the maintenance of campus facilities.

A print copy of the most recent report is available upon request, email clery@ung.edu.

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Dual Enrollment Admission Requirements and Application Procedures

Application Process

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