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High School Partnerships: Dual Enrollment High School Partnerships: Dual Enrollment What Is Dual Enrollment? Qualified high school seniors are invited to participate in the Dual Enrollment Program at Brookdale Community College.* The Dual Enrollment Program allows students to complete up to 12 Brookdale credits during their senior year of high school. Credits earned through the Dual Enrollment Program may be used toward high school and/or college requirements. This program was developed in response to the 12th Grade Option initiated by the New Jersey Department of Education. The goal of this program is to give qualified high school students the opportunity to experience college courses and prepare for the academic rigor of college. *Certain high schools also allow qualified juniors to participate in the Dual Enrollment Program. Brookdale Community College delivers the Dual Enrollment Program in the following two ways: The Dual Enrollment Release Program The Dual Enrollment Release Program allows qualified high school seniors to be released from their high school for half a day to take college-level courses at Brookdale’s Lincroft campus or any of Brookdale’s Higher Education Centers. Students participating in the Dual Enrollment Release Program are responsible for all costs associated with attending Brookdale Community College including tuition, books, fees, course materials, and transportation. Students will be released from their high school whether or not they have a class scheduled at Brookdale. Students are expected to attend Brookdale classes when their high school is not in session. The following high schools have a Dual Enrollment Release Program agreement with Brookdale Community College: Academy Charter High School Calvary Christian School Collier High School Colts Neck High School Freehold Boro High School Freehold Township High School Henry Hudson Regional School Howell High School Holmdel High School Jersey Shore Free School Keansburg High School Keyport High School Long Branch High School Manalapan High School Marlboro High School Matawan Regional High School Mater Dei Prep Middletown High School North Middletown High School South Monmouth County Vocational High School District Monmouth Christian Academy Monmouth Regional High School Neptune High School Ocean Township High School Raritan High School Red Bank Regional Rumson-Fair Haven High School Saint John Vianney High School Voyagers Community School Wall High School The Dual Enrollment On-Site Program The Dual Enrollment On-Site Program allows qualified seniors to enroll in select Brookdale Community College courses delivered at their high school. The Brookdale course is offered at the high school as part of a student’s scheduled school day. The course is taught by a high school faculty member who has been approved as a Brookdale Community College adjunct instructor. Students participating in the Dual Enrollment On-Site Program are responsible for Brookdale Community College course tuition, course materials, and, in some instances, the course textbook(s). Brookdale Community College offers courses at the following high schools through the Dual Enrollment On-Site Program: Colts Neck High School Culinary Education Center Freehold Boro High School Freehold Township High School Henry Hudson Regional School Holmdel High School Howell High School Long Branch High School Manalapan High School Marine Academy of Science and Technology Marlboro High School Matawan Regional High School Mater Dei Prep Middletown High School North Middletown High School South Monmouth County Arts High School Raritan High School Red Bank Catholic High School Saint John Vianney High School Student Requirements and Responsibilities To participate in the Dual Enrollment Program, high school students must: Attend a high school that participates in the Dual Enrollment Program Have the permission of their high school Pass all sections of the HSPA Have senior status (Certain high schools also allow qualified juniors to participate in the Dual Enrollment Program.) Submit a Brookdale Community College application (the $25 application fee will be waived for students participating in the Dual Enrollment Program) Take ACCUPLACER (a basic skills placement test) and pass all sections or have the following SAT scores: o 530 Math to be waived from the Arithmetic and Elementary Algebra sections of ACCUPLACER o 540 Critical Reading to be waived from the Reading Comprehension and Sentence Skills section of ACCUPLACER Sign a Brookdale Community College release form (student and parents/guardians will sign) Be responsible for all costs associated with the Dual Enrollment Program including tuition, books, fees, and course materials Provide their own transportation to and from Brookdale Community College Be held to the terms and conditions of the Brookdale Community College Student Conduct Code and Student Integrity Code Adhere to the Brookdale Community College and high school academic calendars Maintain a minimum grade point average of 2.0 in Brookdale Community College courses to remain in the Dual Enrollment Program Why Dual Enrollment? Taking Brookdale Community College courses while in high school can defray the total cost of attending college. Credits earned through dual enrollment can be used toward degree requirements at Brookdale and/or, depending on the program of study, transferred to a four-year college or university. The Dual Enrollment Program enables students to accelerate their college career. Students enrolled in this program may enter their freshman year of college with advanced academic standing. More Information Regarding Dual Enrollment For more information regarding the Dual Enrollment Program, please contact: Donna Cuddy [email protected] 732-224-2574 Associate Director, Transfer Resources Brookdale Community College 765 Newman Springs Road Lincroft, NJ 07738 .
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