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Early College Program - Dual Credit / Dual Enrollment

Early College Program (Dual Enrollment / Dual Credit) at MTSU

Middle Tennessee State University will be offering dual enrollment and dual credit courses to qualified high school juniors and seniors.  The Early College Program is a unique enrichment program in which high school students are given the opportunity to earn college credit in their own school through Middle Tennessee State University.  Typically, offerings would be courses taken during a student’s first year of college.

If you plan to participate in the Early College Program next semester, you have time to sign up!

The TN Lottery will fund $300 of the course cost. For more information go to Tennessee Dual Enrollment Grant


Additional Information

  • Students wishing to continue taking MTSU courses after high school must formally apply to the University.
  • Students participating in dual enrollment courses must comply with the course syllabus and use all required texts and materials. 



  

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Students may choose to take other courses either online or on campus. Course schedule may be searched via RaiderNet. If you are unfamiliar with it there is a tutorial here.
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In some circumstances fees may be waived for Dual Enrollment students. For details please contact Molly Culbreath.

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