Welcome to the UT Martin dual enrollment program! We have the largest university dual enrollment program in the state!
**New Dual Enrollment Online Registration!**
Easy Steps to Online Admissions & Registration (First-time Students)
Easy Steps to Online Admissions & Registration (Returning Students)
**Apply for the Tennessee Dual Enrollment Grant online Now!**
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Online Registration|Purpose | Benefits | Program Criteria | Subjects | Options | Dual Enrollment Handbook
Extra Information | Scholarships Available | Fees & Waivers | Registration Information | Frequently Asked Questions
Dual Enrollment Policies
Online Registration
Easy Steps to Online Admissions & Registration (First-time Students)
Easy Steps to Online Admissions & Registration (Returning Students)
Purpose
Enhance a student's educational experience.
- Strengthen the bond between University of Tennessee at Martin and area high schools.
Benefits
- Provides an academic opportunity/challenge
- Official university transcript
- Saves time and money
Program criteria
- Minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA
- Parent's (or guardian's) approval
- Superintendent's (or representative's) approval
- Approved dual enrollment application form
- A student who is dedicated , committed , and motivated!
Subjects
- Agriculture
- Art
- English
- Financial Planning
- Foreign Language
- Geology
- History
- Mathematics
- Psychology
and more!
Options
- Option A - Taught in high school by qualified high school instructor.
- Option B - Taught in high school by UT Martin faculty
- Option C - Taught outside the high school during the regular school day
- Option D - Taught outside the high school after the regular school day
Dual Enrollment Handbook
Extra Information
- Dual enrollment students are not "officially" accepted into UT Martin. Students wishing to continue taking UT Martin courses after high school must formally apply to the University.
- Students participating in dual enrollment courses must comply with the course syllabus and use all required texts and materials.
- Student ID cards will be issued to all dual enrollment students. The ID cards authorize students to use the University library and resources on a limited basis.
- Dual enrollment scheduling depends upon the high school's needs and scheduling. Close coordination between UT Martin and high schools ensures academic quality, student services, and faculty support.
Scholarships available
- Tennessee Lottery Dual Enrollment Grant: Students receive $300 per semester towards their dual enrollment tuition. Students must maintain a GPA of 2.75 in their college classes in order to continue receiving the grant.
- Tennessee Workforce Investment Act (WIA): A needs based scholarship available statewide.
- Local Scholarships: Funds have been established in selected areas in support of dual enrollment.
For more information about the available scholarships: Click here to Contact the Dual Enrollment office!
Fees and waivers
Dual Enrollment Students do not pay:
- Application Fee
- Program & Services Fees
- Facility Fee
Dual Enrollment Students do pay:
- Maintenance Fee
- Technology Fee
Waivers & Fee Deferment:
- Fee deferment possible ($25 deferment fee)
- Dependent fee waivers for State and University of Tennessee (UT)/Tennessee Board of Regent (TBR) employees:
- 25% fee waiver for dependents of public school teachers and state employees
- 50% fee waiver for dependents of UT/TBR employees
Online Registration Process
Easy Steps to Online Admissions & Registration (First-time Students)
Easy Steps to Online Admissions & Registration (Returning Students)
Registration Information
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can the UT Martin courses transfer to other institutions?
In most cases, other institutions accept the transfer of UT Martin's courses. It is the students responsibility to contact the college or university they plan on attending to insure that the course will be accepted at those institutions. If a student encounters any difficulty in transferring a course, they should contact the UT Martin dual-enrollment office at 731-425-9277 or 1-888-UTM-GRAD.
- Can students withdraw from a dual enrollment course after the course begins?
Yes, students have the option to "drop" a dual enrollment course and receive a refund in accordance with university policies.
- Who teaches dual enrollment courses?
All dual enrollment courses are taught by either a full-time UT Martin faculty member or a UT Martin adjunct faculty. In many occasions, the high schools offering the dual enrollment courses also provide the adjunct faculty to teach the courses. In all cases, faculty teaching dual enrollment courses are fully qualified and meet the guidelines established by SACS. The University of Tennessee at Martin is accredited by The Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097, Telephone number 404-679-4501) to award bachelor's and master's degrees.
- Are dual enrollment courses different from other similar courses offered on the main campus at UT Martin?
No, dual enrollment courses meet the same academic standards and quality as all other courses offered.
- How are dual enrollment courses graded?
Dual enrollment courses are graded in accordance with criteria and standards established in the course syllabus. However, UT Martin does not get involved with the grading, content, or evaluation of the student's corresponding high school dual enrollment course.
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