The dual enrollment program allows high school students from private Catholic high schools in the Midwest to earn college credits from Regis University. This program offers numerous benefits to various groups.

High Schools:

A dual enrollment program allows high schools to provide courses that are typically unavailable. It also offers students the chance to broaden their knowledge, encounter college-level coursework, and foster crucial study and organizational skills in preparation for college.

Students:

The program enables students to earn college credit, potentially reducing time and tuition costs. Dual enrollment programs can expose students to courses not usually available in high school, which may help them choose a career or declare a major earlier in college. Moreover, access to higher-level classes can help students refine their academic goals and skills.

Regis University:

A dual enrollment program can generate extra income and occupy vacant seats. It also provides a pathway to full-time, traditional admission, contributing to Regis University's strategic objective of becoming a preferred college.

• High School students will be accepted as non-matriculated Regis University students.
  • Students will enroll in online, asynchronous courses (Not eligible for on-campus courses; High School teachers will NOT teach courses on Regis' behalf)
  • Per the Regis Catalog, students will be limited to a total of 18 credit hours
  • Regis will award college credit/transcripts.
  • Regis will share final grades with the student's High School via an enrollment management platform (Taawun or Acadeum)
  • Students must have RegisNet accounts to access WorldClass and any supporting technology to complete coursework (IT, Library, Student Disabilities, tools or applications embedded into courses, etc.)
    • HS students will NOT have access to Ranger Portal
    • Would HS students have access to a regis.edu email account as non-matriculated students?
• Regis does NOT need to seek additional approval from HLC to offer dual enrollment.
• Students are NOT eligible to receive Financial Aid
• No State Authorization issues if students are located outside of Colorado

Dual Enrollment Examples

Eligibility

FERPA

Process

Tuition Rate and Fees

Outstanding Questions or Concerns