Dual Enrollment Program for High School Students
(Dual Enrollment)
This initiative enables outstanding high school students to enroll in up to two university courses per semester while still in high school. Participating students receive an accredited certificate for completing these courses, which will count towards their university degree once they are admitted as meeting the admission criteria. The program aims to help students explore their interests and gain valuable academic experience, preparing them for university-level studies.
Admission requirements:
A high school student is allowed to dual enroll in some courses if she meets the following criteria:
· The applicant must be a third-year high school student.
· The student's score on the general aptitude test must not be less than (90%)
· First and second year high school GPA of the student should not be less than (95%).
· The student is allowed to register for only two courses per semester as a maximum.
Further details will be provided later.
