DUAL CREDIT 101 MISSION STATEMENT To provide fully

DUAL CREDIT 101:

MISSION STATEMENT To provide fully accredited occupational, academic, and pre professional courses leading to certificates, associate degrees, and/or the first two year of transferable credit toward baccalaureate degrees.

DUAL CREDIT VS. AP Dual Credit AP Classes Earn college credit immediately Must pass test to earn college credit College credit assured Colleges have different requirements for scores to earn college credit. Taught by a college professor Taught by a High School teacher Note: college & university set own standards for awarding college credit based on the score earned on the AP exam.

WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO APPLY • All high school students who have met all admissions and testing requirements. • Students must be approved by their high school counselor, and parent to enroll in a college class(es). High School Dual Credit College

BENEFITS • High school credit • Helps with class ranking • Transferable college credit hours • Academic challenges • Long range savings on tuition/fees

DMC DUAL CREDIT COSTS • $99. 99/ 3 hr. course • Regular Del Mar Student- $350/ 3 hr course • Approximately $900 -$1000/ 3 hr at some universities • Lab fees, textbooks & supplies extra

POTENTIAL SAVINGS Type of School Amount of Money Saved Traditional two-year college $3, 264 Public State University $8, 893 Public out-of-state University $22, 203 Private University $30, 094 For Profit (proprietary) $15, 130

NEW GPHS PAYMENT AGREEMENT GPHS pays for several CTE dual credit classes. Starting the 2017 -2018 school year, if a student takes one of the classes that GPHS pays for and then drops the class (after last refund date each semester), is removed from the class for any reason, and/or fails the class with a grade of 59 or below the student will be required to pay the district back for the class. To enroll a student and parent must sign the Dual Credit Contract. The form will be available on the GPHS website or in the counseling offices.

NEW GPHS PAYMENT AGREEMENT • THE FOLLOWING CLASSES ARE PAID BY GPHS FOR EACH STUDENT AND WOULD BE PART OF THE PAYMENT AGREEMENT: • ENGR 2301 (ENGINEERING I ) ENGR 1304 ENGINEERING I) • ENGR 2304 (ENGINEERING II ) ENGR 2308 (ENGINEERING II ) • GISC 1311 (this is for the GIS /Drone program) GISC 2420 (this is for the GIS /Drone program) • GISC 1421 (This is for the GIS/Drone program) • WLDG 1407 (WELDING I) WLDG 1521 (WELDING I) • WLDG 1557 (WELDING II) & TECM 1301 WLDG 1435 (WELDING II) &WLDG 1323 SAFETY • PTAC 1302 (REFINERY OPERATIONS I ) PTAC 1308 (REFINERY OPERATIONS I ) • PTAC 1410 (REFINERY OPERATIONS II ) PTAC 2420 (REFINERY OPERATIONS II) • AUTO 1405 (AUTOMOTIVE I ) AUTO 1407 (AUTOMOTIVE I ) • AUTO 1316 AND AUTO 2301 (AUTOMOTIVE II) AUTO 1410 (AUTOMOTIVE II) (UPDATED 2/2/17} • FIRS 1301 AND FIRS 1407 FIRS 1313 AND FIRS 1319 • FIRS 1323 AND FIRS 1329 FIRS 1103 AND FIRS 1433 • CSME 1405 (COSMETOLOGY I) Grades 10 -11 only • CSME 1310 (COSMETOLOGY II) • ^^ COSMETOLOGY III CLASSES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE BUT STUDENT MUST TAKE TWO SUMMER COURSES TO BE ELIGIBLE. • CHEF 1301 &CHEF 1305 (CULINARY ARTS I) CSME 1244 AND CSME 1248 (COSMOTOLOGY II) PSTR 1301 & RSTO 1313 (CULINARY ARTS I ) • EMSP 1501 & EMSP 1160 (EMT CLASSES • CRIJ 1301 (INTRO TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE) CRIJ 1310 (FUND OF CRIMINAL LAW) • HEALTH SCIENCE I (Medical Law/Terminology and EKG) HEALTH SCIENCE II (PHLEBOTOMY AND CNA) CSME 1443 (COSMOTOLOGY I) grades 10 -11 only

COURSES OFFERED Students take courses in the core curriculum or Technology Education such as: • English • Automotive • Math • Welding • History • Cosmetology • Government • Culinary Arts • Psychology • Engineering • Sociology • Fire Science • Speech • Process Tech Courses are subject to ISD approval

APPLICATION PROCESS Complete Apply Texas Take TSI Test & Submit Scores Submit Proof of Bacterial Meningitis Vaccinatio n Submit HS Transcript

DC REGISTRATION FORM Meet with your HS Counselor to complete the Dual Credit Registration form. Remember this form must be filled out completely!

HELPFUL RESOURCES • Stone Writing Center • Math Learning Center • Library (East & West Campus) • Student Technology Center • Disability Services

YOU CAN SUCCEED • Show up to class • Keep up with their assignments • Encourage STUDENT to Communicate with you, instructors, & counselors. STUDENT Parents Instructor & or Facilitator Counselor Program Coordinator • Utilize the Del Mar resources #Keep. Calm

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DUAL CREDIT WEBSITE http: //www. delmar. edu/dualcredit/

QUESTIONS Feel Free to Contact Us: Bob Montez Director rmontez 5@delmar. edu 361. 698. 2424 Catherine Gutierrez Research Program Assistant ccgutierrez@delmar. edu 361. 698. 1634 Gary Rivera Program Coordinator grivera@delmar. edu Office: 361. 698. 2611 Cell: 361. 290. 4675 Debbie Kemp Dual Enrollment Workforce Programs Coordinator dkemp@delmar. edu 361. 698. 1789 Victoria Preece Program Coordinator vpreece@delmar. edu Office: 361. 698. 1896 Cell: 361. 271. 7594 Nicole Kindzirsky Program Coordinator nkindzirksy@delmar. edu Office: 361. 698. 2419 Cell: 361. 271. 9242

QUESTIONS AND CONTACT INFORMATION • For questions about Dual Credit classes at GPHS please contact Catherine A. Teel (361)777 -4251 cteel@g-pisd. org • SUMMER CONTACT HOURS FOR DUAL CREDIT • JUNE 5 -JULY 31, 2017 PLEASE CONTACT VICTORIA PREECE: • Program Coordinator • vpreece@delmar. edu • Office: 361. 698. 1896 • Cell: 361. 271. 7594