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  • Dual Enrollment Steps

    These are the steps students must follow in order to take dual enrollment classes at Carroll High School. If you have difficulty with any part of the process, please contact Mrs. Foster via email at rachel.foster@ozarkcityschools.net.
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  • Dual Enrollment Policy Manual

    Ozark City Schools' Dual Enrollment Policy Manual outlines all of the information about dual enrollment for students and parents/guardians, so there are no surprises. The last page is an acknowledgement page that all dual enrollment students must sign as a part of the registration process.
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Q & A

  • What is dual enrollment?

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    Dual enrollment is a category of class that students can take to earn both high school and college credit at the same time. 
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  • How does a student qualify for dual enrollment?

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    To qualify for dual enrollment, students must...

    ...have a 2.5 GPA (2.0 GPAs are acceptable only for masonry, automotive technology, welding, and aviation maintenance technology)

    ...be in 10th-12th grade

    ...earn a C or above in the previous semester's dual enrollment course and not withdraw
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  • Will taking dual enrollment classes prevent me from earning a scholarship?

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    Earning dual enrollment credits usually doesn't prevent students from earning scholarships, but there are so many scholarships available, it's impossible to simply answer yes or no. If this is a concern for you, the best thing for you to do is reach out to the college/university you plan to attend in order to check.

    As of April 2025, here are limits for freshman scholarships:

    Troy University--no credit limits 

    Auburn University--no credit limits as long as coursework was taken before graduation

    University of Alabama--60 credit hour limit
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  • What universities can I take dual enrollment classes through?

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    Wallace Community College

    1 general academic + 1 STEM class per semester OR 2 CTE classes per semester free

    Enterprise State Community College

    free classes + books for limited programs

    Alabama Aviation College

    free classes + books for limited programs

    Troy University

    $33 per credit hour

    Auburn University

    $750 per course

    The University of Alabama

    $192.50 per credit hour with in-state scholarship

    Auburn University Montgomery

    $50 per credit hour
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