Glen Oaks Community College, Centreville, MI
www.glenoaks.edu - click on High School Options

See our tab: What is dual enrollment? first to understand any limitations.

Open to students in grades 9-12  

Community College Dual Enrollment Process:  Glen Oaks

The application and registration process is easy:
1) Meet with an advisor: 
    Adrienne Skinner: askinner@glenoaks.edu 
2) Take the college's placement test which determines the student's overall reading and math proficiency.  If you already have ACT or SAT scores, those may be submitted for consideration in place of taking the test.  
3) Once the advisor has your scores and approves your choices, fill out their registration form (from the advisor) who will send it to Sharon for approval. 
4) Fill out all sections except those reserved for High School use, including the names and section numbers of all classes and parent and student signatures
5) Send to Sharon Haynes by scan or fax for signature.  We will send it back for processing and let you know when registration is complete.

Dual enrollment students can take any class except for religion, craft/hobby, phys ed or remedial.   Dual enrollment courses can be core subjects as long as they are taken for college credit only, non-core subjects can be taken for both high school and college credit.  ​ 

IMPORTANT:
To get the college classes you need, you may register before partnership registration opens.  One other Partnership class is required (community or virtual) in order to take any dual enrollment class.  If one dual enrollment class is taken, the student must take one but may take up to 3 community or virtual classes.  If the student is taking 2 dual enrollment classes, the student must take one and can only take that one community or virtual class.

How to buy books:  
At this time GOCC does not have a voucher system.  The parent must contact the bookstore to verify that the student's books are ready to be picked up, then call Sharon, who will call the bookstore to purchase them (or pay the rental fee) over the phone.  If books are rented, they MUST be returned during the rental return period or the family will be responsible for either the purchase cost or late return fees.

Withdrawal and failing policy:  If a student enrolls in a college class and withdraws from that class after the college's refund/transfer window, or receives a failing ending grade, he or she will not be eligible to take future dual enrollment classes through the Partnership.  Parents have the option of reimbursing BSPS for all tuition and fees incurred in order to maintain their dual enrollment eligibility status.  If the student fails to reimburse the school, the student may not participate in the partnership in the future.

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