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Dual Enrollment with Brookdale Community College
RFH seniors take 2 courses (6 credits) each semester on Brookdale's campus.
- Seniors have an opportunity to explore their interests with courses that may not be available at RFH, while still meeting the colleges’ recommended academic course load, as well as RFH and state graduation requirements. Participation is optional.
- Students must meet the following 5 requirements-
- Current English course: Grade of B or 83% in College Prep English or grade of B- in Honors English (self reported by student)
- Final English grade from last completed academic year: Grade of B or 83% in College Prep English or grade of B- in Honors English (self reported by student)
- Overall GPA: Must be a minimum GPA of 3.0 on an unweighted 4.0 scale or 83%, whichever is applicable. (self reported by student)
- Recommendation of English teacher for college-level Reading and college-level Writing
- Signature of School Counselor
Brookdale will still accept the following SAT and ACT scores for Dual Enrollment eligibility: SAT EBRW 480 MATH 530 ACT Reading 23 Writing 8 Math 21
- Students may select one of two RFH schedules:
- AM release time: Students are released from periods 1-4 Course # 002008
- AM Dual Enrollment Students will take 4 courses including English, Math, Health/PE, and other courses required for graduation at RFH (periods 5-8) and 2 courses (limited availability) at Brookdale Community College EACH Semester.*
- PM release time: Students are released from periods 5-8 Course # 002009
- PM Dual Enrollment Students will take 4 courses including English, Math, Health/ PE, and other courses required for graduation at RFH (periods 1-4), and 2 courses at Brookdale Community College EACH Semester.
- AM release time: Students are released from periods 1-4 Course # 002008
Students are held to the academic, attendance, and civic standards of BOTH institutions to maintain Dual Enrollment status. Students should become familiar with both RFH and Brookdale’s student handbooks. Be aware attendance policies and/or vacation days/weeks may not be the same.- Course titles and final grades from Brookdale are listed on the student's RFH High School transcripts.
- Students will be awarded 3.75 high school credits for the successful completion of each Brookdale Community College course.
- Students who must withdraw from a Dual Enrollment course(s) during the semester must present a current grade report indicating their exit grade. The student will earn a P or NC dependent on their exit grade.
- Final grades in each course (Semester 1 and Semester 2) will be weighted as Advanced Placement /Dual Enrollment courses. A grade of “P” will be entered for each course in the first and third quarters, as only a final grade (at the end of each college semester) is reported from Brookdale.
- Students must have a minimum combined C average (2.0) in both courses for the fall semester, or they will not be permitted to attend in the spring semester.
- Students will receive grades and college credit for Brookdale courses according to Brookdale’s policies. Students who want transcripts of their Brookdale grades sent to colleges are responsible for contacting Brookdale and following their transcript request process.
- Students are responsible for any costs incurred, including but not limited to transportation, tuition, fees. Be sure to account for these factors prior to registration for this program.
- Brookdale Tuition 2024 is not available at this time. The 2022 tuition was $192.78 per credit.
- Seniors have an opportunity to explore their interests with courses that may not be available at RFH, while still meeting the colleges’ recommended academic course load, as well as RFH and state graduation requirements. Participation is optional.