Dual Enrollment/Move on When Ready
Paulding County Schools District students most often attend Chattahoochee Technical College, Georgia
Highlands, Kennesaw State University and the University of West Georgia due to location. Please know
that students may take advantage of other postsecondary schools throughout the state. Always make
inquiries of your school counselor if you have any questions.
Below are deadlines as well as admissions requirements for the above institutions:
Chattahoochee Technical College
http://www.chattahoocheetech.edu/enrollment/admissions/admission-requirements-for-mowr/
Test scores, application, and MOWR participation agreement must be submitted by the applicable
deadlines below:
Spring Semester 2016 (January – May 2016): November 20, 2015
Summer Semester 2016 (May – August 2016): March 25, 2016
Fall Semester 2016 (August – December 2016): May 20, 2016
Qualifying test scores to enroll in MOWR (for academic courses*) are as follows:
If you have taken the SAT, then go to www.collegeboard.org, log into your account, and print
a copy of your score report (or take a screen shot) and scan/email it to
MOWR@chattahoocheetech.edu.
If you have taken the ACT, then go to www.actstudent.org, log into your account, and print a
copy of your score report (or take a screen shot) and scan/email it to
MOWR@chattahoocheetech.edu.
If you have not taken the SAT and/or ACT or your scores do not meet the minimum
requirements, then you will be required to take our college Compass placement test.
COMPASS TESTING INFORMATION
There is no charge for the COMPASS placement test for students wishing to pursue Move On
When Ready (MOWR).
Testing days/times vary per campus and can be found HERE.
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Students must present their photo ID at the time of the test, and identify themselves to the
testing administrator as a high school student testing for MOWR.
Students must know/bring their Social Security Number, as this will be used to issue them a
Chattahoochee Tech student ID number (900#).
Students must select that they are “testing for MOWR” on the Testing Registration Form
(completed at the time of the test) to ensure that the testing fee is waived.
Students are allotted two testing attempts to meet minimum scores per enrollment term.
* Testing requirements differ for diploma/technical courses.
For additional information, please contact us at MOWR@chattahoocheetech.edu.
Admission Requirements
Current student enrolled in an eligible public or private high school (or home school program)
in Georgia, and at least 16 years old as of the first day of the semester enrolled.
Minimum SAT, ACT, or Compass placement test scores.
(Requirements can be found HERE.)
Move on When Ready admissions application.
Move on When Ready Student Participation Agreement (must be signed by high school
counselor and parent/guardian).
Enrollment Steps
Step 1: Scan and email SAT and/or ACT scores to MOWR@chattahoocheetech.edu or take the Compass
placement test (information for taking the Compass placement test can be found HERE).
Step 2: Complete the online MOWR admissions application HERE.
Step 3: Meet with high school counselor and parent/guardian to complete the appropriate Move on
When Ready Student Participation Agreement:
Student Participation Agreement Form–Public School
Student Participation Agreement Form–Home and Private School
Step 4: Scan and email completed the MOWR student participation form to
MOWR@chattahoocheetech.edu.
Step 5: Set up a GAfutures account at www.gafutures.org, and complete the MOWR (financial aid)
application online.
Step 6: Receive acceptance letter/email.
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Georgia Highlands University
http://www.highlands.edu/site/admissions-mowr
Admissions Application Deadlines**
FALL
AUGUST 1*
FALL - SECOND START
AUGUST 20**
SPRING
DECEMBER 15
SUMMER
MAY 15
* Students who apply after the August 1st deadline will be processed for classes that begin September 8,
2015 and later.
** Based on class availability.
Applications are accepted online and at all campuses through close of business on the deadline
date. When the application deadline date falls on a holiday or weekend the deadline will be close of
business on the next business day. All documents required for acceptance must have been received
prior to the Application Deadline.
Students are encouraged to apply several months prior to the start of classes to ensure class availability
and processing of financial aid.
The Move on When Ready (MOWR) Program is designed for high school students who are capable of
entering college while still completing high school coursework and requirements. Students must have
approval from their high school counselor and their parents. Please seek approval from your high school
counselor before beginning the application process. It is important to note that the MOWR program
covers tuition, most fees, and books. Some fees, such as a Science lab fee or online course fee, are the
responsibility of the student!
Admissions Requirements
 Permission from parent/guardian and high school counselor
9TH GRADE LEVEL
 Minimum high school GPA 3.75 in core classes as calculated by the college
 SAT combined score of 1500 or minimum ACT composite score of 33. Applicants also must be
exempted from Learning Support by meeting or exceeding the minimum SAT Verbal/Critical
Reading score of 480 and SAT Mathematics score of 440, or applicants must meet or exceed the
minimum ACT English score of 20 and ACT Mathematics score of 18.
10TH GRADE LEVEL
 Minimum high school GPA 3.5 in core classes as calculated by the college
 SAT combined score of 1250 or minimum ACT composite score of 27. Applicants also must be
exempted from Learning Support by meeting or exceeding the minimum SAT Verbal/Critical
Reading score of 480 and SAT Mathematics score of 440, or applicants must meet or exceed the
minimum ACT English score of 20 and ACT Mathematics score of 18.
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11TH & 12TH GRADE LEVEL
 Minimum high school GPA 3.0 in core classes as calculated by the college
 SAT combined score of 970 or minimum ACT composite score of 20. Applicants also must be
exempted from Learning Support by meeting or exceeding the minimum SAT Verbal/Critical
Reading score of 480 and SAT Mathematics score of 440, or applicants must meet or exceed the
minimum ACT English score of 20 and ACT Mathematics score of 18.
Steps to Enrollment
Step 1 Complete a GHC admissions application
Step 2 Request that official high school transcripts be sent to GHC
Step 3 Request official SAT or ACT scores sent to GHC*
Step 4 Complete MOWR consent form found under Admissions Forms
Step 5 Applicants who seek to be classified as in-state for tuition purposes, will be required to provide
validation of residency and lawful presence in both the State of Georgia and the United States
Step 6 Have your health care provider complete the GHC Certificate of Immunization Form
Step 7 Online MOWR application submitted electronically through www.gafutures.org
Step 8 Contact a GHC MOWR advisor to address questions and concerns
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Kennesaw State University
http://honors.kennesaw.edu/dehp/
Deadline information:
Allow ample time for receipt and processing of all documents. Processing time varies based on number
of applicants and time of year. Please note the deadline for applying for the Dual Enrollment Honors
Program for entry Fall 2016 is January 15th, 2016.
NOTE: THE FALL 2016 APPLICATION WILL OPEN ON AUGUST 1, 2015
Dual Enrollment provides an opportunity for high school juniors and seniors to get a head start on
college. Students take college classes in lieu of high school classes and earn both high school and college
credit simultaneously. This program is designed for academically accelerated students and can also be
referred to as Move on When Ready.
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Minimum 3.0 GPA as recalculated by KSU, in courses used to satisfy the 17 CollegePreparatory Curriculum (CPC) requirements in English, Mathematics, Natural Science, Social
Science and Foreign Language (see Staying on Course link below)
 1100 SAT (Critical Reading and Math scores combined)
SAT Critical Reading score no lower than 530
SAT Math score no lower than 530
-or ACT Composite score of 24
ACT English sub-score no lower than 23
ACT Math sub-score no lower than 22
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All students must begin the program in Kennesaw State's fall semester. Students must have
completed high school curricular requirements to be classified as a junior or senior by the
first day of Kennesaw State's fall semester, and must be on track to complete a College-Prep
diploma. Students must also be age 15 or older by the first day of Kennesaw State's fall
semester.
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Students that are over the age of 15 but under the age of 16 by the first day of class must
submit the Dual Enrollment Honors Program Acknowledgement Form for Minors. Please
find the PDF of the form in the Application Checklist below.
KSU Admissions Checklist
❑ Once you have submitted your student participation agreement form to the Admissions Office
and qualify for Move On When Ready (MOWR), you will receive information about
submitting your online application using a MOWR application fee waiver. If you do not
qualify for MOWR, submit your online application and $40 application fee. All applications
and supporting documents must be submitted by the appropriate posted deadline for your
desired semester of entry.
❑ Submit an official copy of your high school transcript electronically or in a sealed envelope.
Home educated students must submit a Home Educated Applicant Portfolio. Please do not
submit personal achievement awards or pictures, as no documents will be returned.
❑ Submit official SAT or ACT scores electronically from the testing agency.
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SAT I or II Tests:
College Entrance Examination Board
Box 6200
Princeton , NJ 08541
www.collegeboard.org
KSU's Institutional Code for the College Board is 5359.
ACT Tests:
American College Testing Program
3355 Lenox Road NE #320
Atlanta , GA 33026-1332
www.act.org
Kennesaw State's Institutional Code for the ACT is 0833.
❑ Submit official transcripts from all colleges, universities or schools attended (if applicable).
❑ Students that are over the age of 15 but under the age of 16 by the first day of class must
submit the Dual Enrollment Honors Program Acknowledgement Form for Minors.
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University of West Georgia
http://www.advancedacademy.org/advancedacademy/index.php
Deadlines
Fall 2015 Priority Deadline: January 30, 2015
Fall 2015 Final Deadline: June 1, 2015
**Deadline extended to July 15! We will accept scores from the June 2015 SAT.**
Admissions Information
We're excited that you are considering The Advanced Academy of Georgia at The University of West
Georgia! Each year, The Academy is home to exceptional students from across Georgia and around the
world. The Academy provides a unique early entrance to college opportunity in a residential setting for
students who are looking to accelerate their education while living and learning in an academically
enriched environment.
All students who are interested in attending The Academy must first apply. Below are the steps to a
successful application:
1. Make sure you meet the minimum admissions criteria.
3.5 high school, unweighted, academic GPA
1150 combined SAT score with minimum 580 Critical Reading and 530 Math OR 25
Composite ACT score with 25 English and 22 Math
2. If you have not yet taken the SAT or ACT, sign up to do so:
SAT Planning
ACT Planning
3. Fill out and submit application
Download here: Fall 2015 Application
4. Ask questions!
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Younger Students
The University of West Georgia will occasionally accept students who are younger than rising juniors
(11th grade) if they:
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have at least a 3.8 high school GPA
meet or exceed our minimum SAT or ACT score requirements
demonstrate exceptional maturity during their interview.
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