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Dual Enrollment
New Dual Enrollment Program can save College-Ready High-Schoolers Time and Money
The Center for Distance and Independent Study is pleased to announce their new Dual Enrollment program. Dual enrollment allows qualified high school students to enroll in university-level courses offered through CDIS while paying only 50 percent of the normal University of Missouri tuition.
What are the benefits?
- Students have an opportunity to get a jump start on earning college credit while simultaneously earning high school credit.
- College credit is awarded by the University of Missouri. High school credit is awarded by the student's participating high school.
- Courses developed by University of Missouri faculty in areas such as literature, languages, math, science and social sciences ensure a quality learning experience.
Who Qualifies?
High school students who:- have a B+ average, as certified by their high schools, at the time of enrollment;
- have completed 12 or more units of high school level credits;
- are in the upper 25% of their class;
- have achieved an ACT score of 24 or better (or equivalent SAT score);
- have been approved by their high school counselor or principal as being academically prepared for rigorous college-level course work.
- English: Four units, one of which may be in speech or debate; two units emphasizing composition or writing skills
- Mathematics: Four units, algebra 1 or higher
- Science: Three units (not including general science), one of which must be a lab
- Social Studies: Three units
- Foreign Language: Two units of the same language
- Fine Arts: One unit
Note: Students may only enroll in a maximum of four dual enrollment courses.
| Dual Enrollment | Tuition |
|---|---|
| Undergraduate Tuition | $245.60 per credit hour |
| Undergraduate Tuition less 50% | $122.80 per credit hour |
All other applicable fees remain the same.
Dual Enrollment students cannot receive discounted tuition through our online enrollment system.
Interested students need to complete a Dual Enrollment Application Form. Students must submit the paper application form by mail, fax, or in person. Dual Enrollment Application FormIncludes all of the information you need to get started in the Dual Enrollment program.
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Dual Enrollment Course Index:
1000 General Anthropology (Online)2030 Cultural Anthropology (Online)
1012 General Biology (Online)
Black Studies 1800: History of Modern Africa (Online)
Black Studies 2200: Social Inequalities (Online)
2100 Career Explorations for College Students (Online)
2400 Learning and Instruction (Online)
2500 Child Development (Online)
1000 Exposition and Argumentation (Online)
1510 Creative Writing: Introduction to Fiction (Online)
160 Technical Writing (Online)
115 Practical Grammar (Online)
1160 Themes in Literature (Pop Culture Film: Ethnic Identity, American Masculinity, and the "Eastern Western") (Online)
1170 American Literary Masterpieces (Online)
2000 Studies in English (The Rise of Gothic Literature) (Online)
2150 Popular Literature (Science Fiction) (Online)
2150 Popular Literature (Tolkien) (Online)
2155 Introduction to World Literatures (Online)
2168 Major Authors, 1789 to 1890 (Jane Austen Then and Now) (Online)
2005 Topics in Film Studies--Humanities (Adapting Shakespeare) (Online)
2810 Introduction to Film Analysis (Online)
2820 Trends in World Cinema (Online)
1100 Principles of Geology with Laboratory (Online)
1100 Elementary German 1 (Online)
1200 Elementary German 2 (Online)
1062 African Civilization Since 1800 (Online)
1200 Survey of American History Since 1865 (Online)
1800 History of Modern Africa (Online)
2007 History of Missouri (Online)
259 History of Missouri (Online)
1100 College Algebra for Calculus-Bound Students (Online)
1010 Introduction to Leisure Studies (Online)
1200 Logic and Reasoning (Online)
1210 College Physics 1 (Online)
1100 American Government (Online)
4120 Politics and the Media (Online)
1000 General Psychology (Online)
2510 Survey of Abnormal Psychology (Online)
3740 Religion and Film (Online)
1100 Elementary French 1 (Online)
1200 Elementary French 2 (Online)
2310 French Civilization (Online)
2320 French Literature and Thought in English Translation 1 (Online)
1100 Elementary Spanish 1 (Online)
1200 Elementary Spanish 2 (Online)
1000 Rural Sociology (Online)
2200 Social Inequalities (Online)
1200 Introductory Statistical Reasoning (Online)
2005 Topics in Women's and Gender Studies-Humanities: Women in Popular Culture (Online)