PreCollege Services

Classes on main campus - dual enrollment for dual credit or enrichment*
- Early College Experience - 1 class, full adventure Aug 1-20, package $1,295
Interactive classes online - dual enrollment for dual credit or enrichment*
Classes on your campus - concurrent enrollment for dual credit*

The following are the policies for Dual Enrollment:

Students are enrolled in Grade 10, 11 or 12 or equivalent education levels.
Students have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.00 from an accredited high school. If a transcript from an accredited high school cannot be submitted, standardized test scores are required.
Students must also maintain a 3.0 GPA in their Andrews University courses.
Students whose first language is not English or who have not completed the last four years in schools where English is the language of instruction must provide evidence of English proficiency.
Signed approval is required from a parent and the school registrar (unless home schooled).
To qualify for the high school tuition rate, a student must register for and start the course(s) prior to graduating from high school or taking the GED or equivalent high school completion test.
A maximum of two courses per semester will be approved at the high school tuition rate. Students must meet any prerequisites.

Dual enrollment: A student taking classes at two educational levels is dual enrolled. Both high school students taking undergraduate courses before graduating from high school, and college students adding one or more graduate courses before completing their undergraduate program, are benefiting by dual enrollment opportunities.
Dual credit: When a student is granted credit in their current program for classes completed through dual enrollment at a higher level. For example, when an academy or high school accepts credits for an Andrews University course to fulfill a high school diploma requirement, the student earns both Andrews and academy credit for the same learning, i.e. dual credit.
College enrichment: When an academy or high school allows a student to take an Andrews University class that will not count towards their high school diploma, some schools call this advanced level learning college enrichment.
Concurrent enrollment: When Andrews University approves an AU course to be taught on an academy campus by an academy teacher (approved as an AU adjunct faculty), the academy students are considered concurrently enrolled, earning dual credit. In some states, this is known as direct credit.

English Workshop - Grades 11-12
Explore Andrews Summer Camps - Grades 7-9
SciFest - Grades 9-12, Fall each year
Music Festival - Grades 9-12, Spring each year
Campus Visits - Grades 11-12, many options Fall, Spring & Summer
Preparing for College and Career - Gr 8-12, FREE high school online class, 0.5 Units (flyer to print/share)

Last day to apply and submit student documents: Last week of August
First day of classes: August 26
Last day to add or drop classes with 100% tuition refund: September 8
Last day to withdraw from classes with a W grade: October 29 (no refunds after September 18)
Last day of Andrews University's semester: December 12 (exams end, classes end earlier)

Last day to apply and submit student documents: the Week before Thanksgiving Break
First day of classes: January 13
Last day to add or drop classes with 100% tuition refund: January 22
Last day to withdraw from classes with a W grade: March 11 (no refunds after February 5)
Last day of Andrews University's Spring Semester: May 1 (exams end, classes end earlier)