Step
1 - Meet with Your High School Counselor
Discuss
with your high school counselor which classes best meet your needs.
Step 2 - Complete the Application
Complete the Dual Enrollment/Advancement Plus Application. You
can obtain a copy Online.
Be sure to get all applicable signatures for each class
(parent, counselor and principal).
Step 3 - Return the Completed Application
Return the completed
Dual Enrollment/Advancement Plus application, in person to the Office of
Admissions, Registration and Records located in the Learning Resources Center (lower level, between 8:00am - 4:30pm, Monday - Friday), by fax at 313-845-9891, or by mail at:
Henry Ford
Community College
Admissions, Registration and Records
5101 Evergreen
Road
Dearborn,
MI 48128-1495
Step 4 - Pay for Classes (Advancement Plus
students only)
HFCC's EZ
Pay Program is a great way to help pay for tuition.
What is Dual Enrollment?
Dual
Enrollment allows public high school students to take college courses
that are paid for by the student’s school district
or charter school. This program allows eligible students the
opportunity to receive college credit while still in high school.
Who is eligible?
Interested
students should contact their high school counseling office to discuss opportunities
regarding Dual Enrollment/Advancement Plus.
What courses are eligible?
Career, academic, and technical courses not offered by the public
school in which the student is enrolled.
Career, academic, and technical
courses offered by the public school in which the student is enrolled,
but is determined, by the student’s
district, to not be available to the student because of scheduling
conflicts beyond the student’s control.
When may students attend
Dual Enrollment courses?
Students may take courses at HFCC during
the high school district’s
regular academic year, which coincides with HFCC’s fall, winter,
and spring semesters. Students may enroll for all times: morning,
afternoon, evening, online and Saturdays.
Credit/grades
Eligible students may enroll in HFCC courses for high school credit
or college credit or both.
If high school credit is granted, it shall
be counted toward the graduation and subject area requirements of the
student’s school district.
Who pays for Dual Enrollment?
Through
Dual Enrollment, the student’s tuition and any technology,
service, course and/or registration fees shall be paid for by the
school district.
What if a student is not
eligible for Dual Enrollment?
If a student is not eligible for Dual Enrollment, he or she can
enroll in Henry Ford Community College through Advancement Plus.
What is Advancement Plus?
Advancement
Plus is a program in which public, private, or home-schooled students may
take college courses that are paid for by the student’s
parent/guardian.
Home-schooled students
must get the approval of the HFCC Counseling Director before he or she can be considered for Advancement Plus. Please
call 313-845-9611 or e-mail counseling@hfcc.edu to contact the Director.
For additional information
about Dual Enrollment or Advancement Plus, please feel free to call the
Enrollment Development Office at 313-845-6397.
The Post-Secondary
Enrollment Options Act Update Memorandum is available online at www.michigan.gov
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