Eligibility Requirements:

• High school juniors and seniors
• Must be at least 16 years of age
• High School GPA – 3.0
• Recommended by high school

General Information:

• Registrations must be approved by Manor College and the high school
• Adherence to academic calendars of both Manor College and high school required
• Manor College credits are transferable to other colleges and universities if you receive a ‘C’ or better
• There is no charge for official transcripts

Course Offerings:

• Classes run by semesters – Fall and Spring – 15 weeks; Summer Sessions – 6 weeks each; Semester course offerings will vary
• All prerequisites must be met
• Students may drop/add classes only during the first week of classes by contacting the Manor College Dual Enrollment coordinator

Acceptances:

• Roster must be presented to Security to receive your Manor photo ID card
• All students must register for a Manor email
• All students are encouraged to register for our emergency text messaging

Reporting:

• Manor does not recognize a “cut” policy; Attendance may affect your grade (at the discretion of your professor)
• Attendance, midterm grades, final grades, and academic alerts will be reported to the high school and the School District
• All grades are reported on both Manor and high school transcripts
• Contact your Manor professors for any missed work, quizzes, or tests and for help

Facilities and Resources:

• Library, computers, cafeteria, and student lounge at Manor College are available to all high school dual enrollment students
• The Learning Center at Manor College is free to all high school dual enrollment student for tutors, study guides, online tutoring, constructive criticism on papers, and sample tests