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Dual Enrollment

All dual enrollment courses have been previously listed within their academic/CTE departments.  Please refer to department listings for course descriptions. College and Career Partnerships with Calhoun Community College, University of North Alabama, University of Alabama in Huntsville, and Wallace State Community College will allow students to have an opportunity to earn college credit (dual enrollment). Students interested in pursuing the academic courses listed above will be required to maintain any requirements, not limited to a minimum GPA requirement to be determined by the post-secondary institution and the chosen program instructor.  More information will be provided after registration. Courses will be held on the campus of the post-secondary institution or online. Students would be required to provide their own transportation to and from the post-secondary institution.  A transportation waiver will be required and held on file at Athens High School. Tuition, textbooks, and lab fees are the responsibility of the student. Tuition is approximately $140.00 per hour.  Course offerings will be 8:00-9:15 am or 1:30-3:15 pm.  Students must commit to attending dual enrollment courses for a full year. STUDENTS INTERESTED IN DUAL ENROLLMENT SHOULD SPEAK WITH A COUNSELOR TO DISCUSS ALL AND ANY OPTIONS FOR COURSES THAT WOULD BE AVAILABLE. This is a listing of the most popular courses for dual enrollment.  This is not the complete listing of dual enrollment courses.
 

Dual Enrollment Course List

See class description and more information in related section of curriculum guide.

Dual Enrollment List

 

AHS Associate Degree Opportunity

AHS Associate Degree

Earn Your Associate's Degree While Still In High School

 
AHS is excited to offer this opportunity to upcoming 10th and 11th graders. Athens High School partners with Calhoun Community College to provide scholarships for those students who qualify. Students will take courses at Calhoun that are considered dual enrollment. It consists of approximately 60 hours of post secondary college credit. Students are required to take courses during their sophomore, junior and possibly senior summers. Students must meet all requirements of Calhoun Community College. It is a competitive process with limited scholarships. Interested students should speak to Mrs. Russell or their counselor. Applications are due to the Guidance Office by Friday, February 28.
 
 
 

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