SECTION 400 - STUDENT AFFAIRS
402.0113 EARLY ADMISSIONS
PROCEDURE
Selected applicants may enter Georgia Perimeter
College under an Early Admissions plan.
Under this plan the following criteria and selection procedure will
apply:
A. The applicant should lack no more than 75
hours (5 units) for graduation from high school at the time of admission to
college.
B. The applicant should have a minimum total of
900 on the SAT with at least a 410 verbal score and an overall high school
average of “B.”
C. The student should have a letter of
recommendation from a high school counselor or principal. This letter should specify the courses the
student lacks for high school graduation.
Revised 7/91
Revision: “DeKalb College”
replaced with “Georgia Perimeter College” (5/2001)
SECTION 400 - STUDENT
AFFAIRS
402.0114 JOINT ENROLLMENT ADMISSIONS
PROCEDURE
Georgia Perimeter College cooperates with high
schools offering a Joint Enrollment Program whereby students may take college
courses while still in high school and earn both high school and college credit
for the course. Admissions criteria for
this program are:
A. A minimum high school 3.0 cumulative grade
point average.
B. SAT scores totaling 900 (English courses
require at least a 410 SAT verbal; mathematics courses require a 480 SAT
mathematics score).
C. A letter of recommendation from a high school
counselor or principal.
D.D.
Verification that the applicant
lacks no more than 75 hours (5 units) for high school graduation.
Revision: “DeKalb College”
replaced with “Georgia Perimeter College” (5/2001)
402.0113 JOINT ENROLLMENT / EARLY ADMISSIONS
POLICY
Joint Enrollment/Early
Admissions
Georgia Perimeter College, in accordance with University System of
Georgia policy, recognizes the need to provide academically talented high
school students with opportunities for acceleration of their formal academic
programs. This recognition has led to the development of two organized
programs:
1. A joint enrollment program in which the student,
while continuing his/her enrollment in high school as a junior or senior,
enrolls in courses for college credit; and
2.
An early admission
program in which the student enrolls as a full-time college student following
completion of the junior year in high school.
The minimum admission
standards for both the joint enrollment and early admission programs have been
developed to allow certain advanced students to receive both high school and
college credit for some courses.
1.
Admission
Standards
a.
Minimum SAT I score of
970, combined Verbal and Mathematics sections, or ACT Composite of 20 with a SAT
I Verbal score of at least 530 or ACT English score of 23;
b.
Minimum cumulative high
school grade point average of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale in courses taken
from the required 16 CPC units;
c.
Exemption of all LS
requirements for early admission;
d.
Written consent of
parent or guardian (if the student is a minor);
e.
Completion of the
University System of Georgia CPC requirements with the following exceptions:
Students with SAT I Mathematics score of at least 530 or ACT Mathematics score
of at least 22 who have not completed the final unit of mathematics may be
permitted to fulfill those high school requirements with the appropriate
college courses taken through the joint enrollment or early admissions program.
With
the exception of the final units of high school English, social studies and/or
mathematics (effective with the high school graduating class of 2001) taken by
students with qualifying SAT or ACT scores, a college course may not be used to
fulfill the University System of Georgia's CPC requirements. Students who have
not completed the 13 CPC requirements beyond these three exceptions may be
admitted through the joint enrollment program if they are enrolled in the
necessary high school courses and are scheduled to complete the requirements by
the end of the senior year.
2.
Acceptance of Transfer
Credit: Joint Enrollment/Early Admissions
Units of the University System of Georgia are prohibited from accepting
transfer credit awarded by any college or university to students enrolled in
joint high school and college enrollment programs unless those students have a
minimum SAT I score of 970 (or ACT Composite of 20) and a HSGPA of 3.0 on a 4.0
scale.
Approved by Student Affairs Advisory
Council: 2/2/05
Approved by President’s Advisory Board:
4/27/05 (This combined policy for Joint Enrollment and Early Admissions collapsed
the previous Policy 402.0113 Early Admissions and Policy 402.0114 Joint
Enrollment Admissions into one revised policy)