2. Move On When Ready High School Dual Enrollment Savannah Technical College

3. Why Dual Enrollment? High School College Set Your Goal
Complete High School requirements with college courses
Get a head start on your college path
Start on your career
College

4. Eligibility Requirements
Meet minimum test score requirements
Accuplacer: Reading – 64; Sentence Skills – 70; Elementary Algebra – 57
ACT: Reading – 17, English – 16; Math – 19
SAT: Reading – 25; Writing & Language – 26; Math – 24
NOTE: some occupational courses have lower minimum test score requirements

5. Eligibility Requirements cont.
Must be approved by your high school guidance counselor (or parent for home school) and must be in the 9th-12th grade
No residency or citizenship requirement
Must be “ready” socially and academically
Must be approved by your high school guidance counselor/ parent for home school and must be in the 9th-12th Grade
Meet test score requirement ( COMPASS, Accuplacer, ACT, or SAT scores).
No residency or citizenship requirement
Must be socially ready to enroll in college. Maturity Academically and Psychologically

6. MOWR Required Documentation
Complete STC admission application
Complete GA Futures MOWR online application
Complete MOWR student participation agreement with your high school counselor and submit it to STC’s High School Coordinator

7. MOWR Cost Tuition and books are 100% paid for by HOPE funding
NOTE: This is not the same as the HOPE Scholarship and does not count against a student’s HOPE scholarship funding
Students may incur expenses for occupational course related fees & supplies required for a particular course
Examples: Culinary, Cosmetology, Welding, etc.
Fees range from a few dollars to several hundred
Earning both high school and college credit
Tuition 100% paid in full.
Required to pay program fees and supplies
Joint enrolled students
Earning College credit only
Partial payment. Responsible for the difference in tuition not covered by HOPE Grant and must pay for books and supplies.

8. MOWR Benefits Earn college and high school credit
Prepare for the rigor of college
Flexibility
Student can take up to 15 credit hours per semester
Does not count against HOPE cap
Earn college and high school credit at the same time
Becomes acclimated to college course rigor and collegiate atmosphere
Flexibility Course can be taken at college campus, online, or at high school (depends on number of students and course/program)

9. Transferable Courses POLS 1101-AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
ENGL 2130-AMERICAN LITERATURE
ARTS 1101-ART APPRECIATION
BIOL 1111/1111 LAB-BIOLOGY INTRO
BIOL 1112/1112 LAB-BIOLOGY INTRO II
MATH 1131-CALCULUS
CHEM 1151/1151 LAB-CHEMISTRY INTRO
CHEM 1152/1152 LAB-CHEM. INTRO II
MATH 1111-COLLEGE ALGEBRA
ECON 2106-ECONOMICS (MACRO)
ECON ECONOMICS (MICRO)
ECON 1101-ECONOMICS (PRINCIPLES)
ENGL 1101-ENGLISH COMP. I
ENGL 1102-ENGLISH COMP. II
HUMN 1101-HUMANITIES (INTRO)
MATH 1103-QUANTITATIVE SKILLS & REASONING
MATH 1113-PRE-CALCULUS
PHYS 1111/1111 LAB-PHYSICS (INTRO)
PHYS 1112/1112 LAB-PHYSICS II (INTRO)
PSYCH 1101-PSYCHOLOGY (INTRO)
SPCH 1101-PUBLIC SPEAKING
SOCI 1101-SOCIOLOGY (INTRO)
MATH 1127-STATISTICS (INTRO)
HIST 2111-U.S. HISTORY I
HIST 2112-U.S.-HISTORY II
HIST 1111-WORLD HISTORY I
HIST 1112-WORLD HISTORY II

10. Various Programs Accounting Film Air Conditioning Fire Science
Aircraft Technology Historic Preservation
Business Management Hotel, Restaurant, and Tourism
Construction Management Industrial Systems
Cosmetology/Barbering Information Technology
Criminal Justice Logistics
Culinary Arts Marketing
Drafting Medical Assisting
Early Childhood Education Paralegal Studies
Electrical Construction & Maintenance Precision Manufacturing
Electrical & Computer Engineering Welding

11. Contact Information: Melissa Gillenwater High School Coordinator

12. Questions?