Dual Enrollment
Enroll in College while in High School
Dual Enrollment is a program that allows public, private, or homeschooled high school students to enroll in courses at Great Lakes Christian College for credit prior to high school graduation. College credits earned through dual credit may be applied toward high school and college graduation and may be transferred to many colleges and universities.
At Great Lakes Christian College, students don’t just learn information—they gain wisdom. Dual Enrollment students benefit from a supportive, faith-filled community that encourages critical thinking, spiritual growth, and the development of lifelong purpose.
Dual Enrollment is an investment in your future—one that opens doors, builds confidence, and equips you for the next stage of your academic and spiritual journey.
Apply today and start earning college credit while building a strong foundation for tomorrow.
Intellectual Growth
Develop attitudes and skills through our 6 Core Competencies.
Spiritual Growth
Be equipped with the characteristics of a servant-leader in God’s kingdom.
Personal Growth
Level up in your faith and maturity as the person God created you to be.
Benefits
Dual Enrollment offers students meaningful academic advantages while they’re still in high school. Key benefits include:
- A smoother transition to college by providing firsthand experience with college-level coursework while earning both high school and college credit simultaneously.
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Significant cost savings, with courses offered at only $150 per credit hour—a low-risk way to get ahead academically.
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Expanded course options, giving high school students access to a wider variety of subjects than may be available at their current school.
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The ability to earn up to a full year of college credit before stepping onto campus, helping students graduate early or on time.
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Early access to Great Lakes Christian College’s supportive, Christ-centered community, faculty, and resources.
Requirements
Students are permitted to enroll at GLCC prior to completion of their high school course of study. The following stipulations apply to these students:
- Dual-enrolled students must be in their last two years of high school studies.
- The student may only enroll in 100 and 200 level courses.
- Dual-enrolled students who want to take classes outside of these common classes must get permission from the Academic Dean and pay the regular college tuition rate for that course.
- Dual-enrolled students must complete the dual enrollment application prior to registering for classes.
Below are the most commonly taken courses for Dual Enrollment:
- BIO 150 Biology w/ Lab
- BIO 250 / 280 Anatomy & Physiology w/ Lab 1 & 2
- BT 100 Introduction to Biblical Interpretation
- BT 110 Christian Faith
- BT 135 Personal Spiritual Formation
- CC 110 Speech Fundamentals
- CHE 180 General Chemistry w/ Lab
- EN 130 / 131 Composition 1 & 2
- HI 140 / 241 Ancient Western Civilization / Modern World Civilization
- LI 141 / 142 Literature 1 & 2
- MA 200 Quantitative Literacy
- MUS 100 The Musical Experience
- NT 210 / 211 New Testament 1 & 2
- OT 210 / 211 Old Testament 1 & 2
- PH 210 Introduction to Philosophy
- PY 150 Introduction to Psychology
- SC 110 Biological Foundations of Nutrition
- SC 125 Scientific Foundations of Technology
- SO 270 Sociology