Eligible students may take a maximum of twelve (12) credits per semester.

Yes. It is your responsibility to contact your dual enrollment coordinator about dropping or withdrawing from the course. It is important to submit the proper paperwork prior to the listed deadline to avoid a poor or failing grade being posted to your transcript.

No. Withdrawn or dropped courses are excluded from GPA calculation. Please note that dropping or withdrawing from a dual enrollment course must be done by the posted deadlines.

No. Once a course has ended, a student cannot add or drop a course.

Possibly. The answer depends on multiple factors:

• Is College X part of the MUS system?
• Is the dual enrollment course part of the MUS CCN system?

If College X is part of the MUS system AND the dual enrollment course is part of the CCN system it is designed to transfer. How the dual enrollment course ‘fits’ into or applies to the degree program of choice is decided upon by College X. It is best to start a dialogue with College X about your academic goals to determine the best course of action.

Yes. Dual enrollment courses are part of your official academic record. It is important to understand that failing grades or withdrawals on an official transcript may compromise your ability to receive financial aid, eligibility for athletics, or admission to some institutions and degree programs.

No. Although dual enrollment students do not qualify for Financial Aid, poor or failing grades as a dual enrollment student can adversely affect your ability to qualify for financial assistance.