Dual Enrollment

• Review the College Credit Options and Dual Enrollment (DE) information on the Parkview Counseling’s web page. It is the student’s responsibility to research college requirements for dual enrollment/college admissions, impact to GPA, HOPE, classes transferring to other colleges, etc. You must meet the DE admission requirements of the college(s) you are interested in attending
• You must attend one required DE Info session to be held during your entire advisement/lunch period. Meeting dates are listed on DE website and scrolling announcements.
• Register for the SAT and/or ACT if not yet taken (if needed at college). Include selected college(s) in your score report request. Remember to check college admissions due dates.
• Effective Spring 2026, all Part-time Dual Enrollment students are required to take a 6-class combination between their college and high school classes (E.g. 3 at college and 3 at PHS; 2 at college, 4 at PHS; or 1 at college and 5 at PHS, etc.)
• Meet with your assigned counselor to review graduation requirements and discuss the courses you plan on taking at college. 

9th/10th grade students:
•    Mrs. Katie Mehlhorn: Last Names A-Gr
•    Mrs. Sonya Fernandez: Last Names Gs-O
•    Mrs. Andrea Odom: Last Names P-Z
11th/12th grade students:
•    Mrs. Kim Salo: Last Names A- Echo
•    Ms. Brenda LaManque: Last Names Echp-Luon
•    Mrs. Victoria Brewer: Last Names Luoo-Remy
•    Mrs. Anna Martirosyan: Last Names Remz – Z

• The deadline to participate in the Dual Enrollment program and to turn in all required Parkview DE paperwork is April 3, 2026, for participation in Fall, Spring and/or Summer semester (no exceptions), regardless of college deadlines. You may continue to complete the college application paperwork and take the SAT and/or ACT. Remember to check college websites for information, admission requirements, and deadlines. 
• Apply to and gain acceptance to the college/university of your choice. You are responsible for following the college’s application procedures and meeting ALL deadlines and test requirements (ACT, SAT, Accuplacer, etc.). Each college may have different entrance requirements and deadlines. Be sure to apply as a Dual Enrollment student. 
• Create a gafutures.org account AND complete the DE funding application (some colleges require this as part of the admissions process). The DE funding application opens in late February. Students must enter in a Social Security Number in their GA Futures account.
• Parents/Guardians are required to electronically acknowledge they approve you to participate in this program via email from GAFutures.org
• It is your responsibility to register for the correct courses. Only courses listed on the gafutures.org course directory will be funded. 
• While we provide a GCPS Chromebook to students enrolled at Parkview, colleges may require the use of applications or websites not available for use with our Chromebooks. Dual Enrollment students will need to have another computer available for these courses, although we are not able to connect those devices to the school network. 
• Complete PHS DE Advisement Sheet which lists the course name(s) & course number(s) of the classes you plan to take at college and turn into Counseling Office. 
• Turn in Declaration of Intent form to the Counseling Office. 
• Submit a copy of your FINAL college schedule and Schedule Adjustment Form EACH semester to the Dual Enrollment Coordinators. For Fall semester we must have your college schedule by mid- August; for Spring semester we must have your college schedule prior to the start of Spring semester.
• It is the student’s responsibility to check StudentVUE prior to the start of each semester to view their Parkview schedule. All part-time students will have an Advisement period scheduled.
• At the end of each semester, provide Parkview with an official copy of your college transcript. 
• Check your emails daily for important updates and information from DE Coordinators and the college. Failure to follow procedures may result in dismissal from the Dual Enrollment Program.
•  Dual Enrollment students are responsible for completing all high school graduation requirements (including testing requirements, i.e., EOC) in order to participate in the graduation ceremony.

All Required documents are linked below. Please review all of these forms, sign, and return to Mrs. Salo or Mrs. Brewer in the Counseling Office in Building A.

• GCPS Dual Enrollment Permission Form
• Parkview High School Dual Enrollment Form of Intent
• Parkview High School Dual Enrollment Contract
• Parkview High School Dual Enrollment for Schedule Adjustment Request
• Parkview High School Dual Enrollment Student Advisement Sheet

• Frequently Asked Questions
• GAfutures.org DE Course Directory
• GAfutures.org DE Information

Only courses listed on the GAfutures.org course directory will be funded. Students are allotted funding for a maximum of 30 credit hours total (15 credit hours maximum per semester).

If participating in Dual Enrollment part-time, students can take no more than 6 total classes per semester.

Tenth graders must score a minimum of 1200 on the SAT or 26 on the ACT in a single test administration to be eligible to take academic classes at a college or university. If you do not achieve this score, you will only be eligible to take CTAE (technical) classes at a technical college. Speak to your counselor before registering for dual enrollment as a 10th grade student.

These are general tips: *Students should meet with their assigned School Counselor to verify they are meeting graduation requirements.*

• To satisfy the Junior or Senior Language Arts graduation requirement students could take Engl 1101 or Engl 1102 which is typically called Advanced Comp (23.03400) or British Literature (23.05200). Be sure to check the equivalent high school course number. 
• Other options students could take are: American Literature (23.05100), British Literature (23.05200), or World Literature (23.06300).  These are typically upper-level English courses at college.  
• Students typically must complete Engl 1101 and Engl 1102 before they can take the upper-level English courses

You must have completed Advanced Algebra Concepts & Connections or Enhanced Advanced Algebra/AP Precalculus: Concepts & Connections in high school before you will be allowed to take any math class at college. Also, many colleges require that you take a math placement test before you are allowed to register for a math class. Check the college website for more information. If a course in the GAFutures.org Course Directory says "For High School Math Elective" under the Prerequisites for a math course, it will not satisfy the fourth Math requirement for graduation.

If you want to register for your fourth required science class at college, be careful of the course numbers and classes you choose. If you take Biology with this course number 26.01200, Chemistry with this course number 40.05100, or Physics with this course number 40.08100, those classes will NOT count as your 4th science. You may take the class if you choose, and it will still go on your Parkview transcript; however, it will NOT count as your 4th science graduation requirement. You will have to take the next level or you can decide to take a different science class on the GAfutures.org course directory. For example, Astronomy, and Anatomy would all count as a 4th science.

You are required to take World History (45.08300), U.S. History (45.08100), Economics (1 semester), and American Government (1 semester) to graduate from Parkview. If you take Economics at college you must take an Economics with this course number: 45.06100. If you want to earn credit for American Government, the class at college must be American Government with this course number: 45.05700, not Political Science or any other Social Studies course.