Rust College Dual Enrollment Program
Dual Enrollment is a term used for the process of allowing academically qualified high school students to enroll at Rust College. General education are courses required for all degree-seeking students. Students applying for the Dual Enrollment program must be enrolled in a college-bound degree track in their high school with a cumulative grade point average of at least a 3.00 on a 4.00 scale. Applicants are to be strongly recommended by their school counselor and an instructor in a class related to the one in which the applicant is to enroll.
The Dual Enrollment Program will be recorded as regular credits if the student is admitted to the College later as a freshman student, after his/her graduation from high school. If the student attends Rust, the credits will be applied toward the degree. If, however, the student opts not to attend Rust and wishes to have the credits earned transferred to another institution, the student must pay for the cost of the course before a transcript can be released.
The College reserves the right to limit enrollment based on availability of class space. Students are expected to fully meet the requirements of courses and will be graded accordingly.