Dual Enrollment FAQ

Who qualifies as a Dual Enrollment student?
Dual Enrollment students are high school juniors or seniors with a GPA minimum of 3.0 looking to get a jump start on college.

Who are the professors?
Classes are taught by Gordon College faculty, experts in their field and dedicated to integrating their Christian faith with their area of expertise. You can find out more about our faculty by visiting the departmental web pages on this website.

Are the credits I earn online transferable?
As an accredited institution, Gordon's credits are transferable to both private and public colleges and universities. If you choose to enroll at Gordon after as an undergraduate student, these credits will help you get a head start on your college graduate requirements saving time and money.

How much will it cost?
Cost per credit for Dual Enrollment students is only $150 ($600 per 4 credit class). This is an 81% discount on standard tuition costs.

How do I apply?
Complete the online application here. The application includes a guidance counselor recommendation form that can be submitted after applying.

What happens next?
Admissions will review and contact you. If accepted, you will be able to register for your courses. Detailed instructions will be provided to guide you through this process. Then, get ready for your first day! Class options are available for all terms; fall, spring, and summer.

Do I attend New Student Orientation?
No, New Student Orientation is for matriculated students who have completed high school.

Where can I check my account balance?
You can find and pay your account balance in your My.Gordon account.

Is the cost of textbooks covered?
You are responsible for purchasing any required textbooks for the course. You can purchase or rent textbooks from the Gordon Bookstore as well.

Do I need a college ID or a parking permit?
Every on-campus dual enrollment student must have an ID card and parking permit if they are parking a car on campus. You can register your car here Vehicle Registration Application.

How will my high school know what grade(s) I received at the college?
You are responsible for communicating that information each semester. Go to your My.Gordon account and in Academics you can download an unofficial transcript to print out your grades for each semester.

When do I need to apply by?