I will become a dually enrolled student at Wayne Community College next semester. I would like to learn about college experiences before I get there, is it okay for me to post here?
Pax et bonum,
James Crowe
Pax et bonum,
James Crowe
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Am I allowed to post here?
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FollowHisPath
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I post here all the time about my sister and her in college and I am just now a HS senior, so yes, fell free to.
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FollowHisPath
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I dont think he is actualy starting colage. He is just takeing duel enrolment courses at a nearby collage, while still being only in highschool.of course you can post here!
are you excited about starting college next semester?
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Dual enrollment requires me to become an actual college student. (Issued I.D., able to run for offices, must fill out admissions application, placement tests, have to do everything everyone else does. There is also no such thing as "dual enrollment classes", I would take the same kind of courses as everyone else, which I hope to be calculus, and others.)
Anyway, my principal has to check to see if his exemption was accepted, or else I'd have to use the "Academically gifted and mature students under 16" law to enroll. Which would require me to pay for everything, and have a parent with me. If none of that ends up working out, I may have to end up taking the classes online until I turn 16.
I'm already planning to take AP computer science and AP psychology, which are college courses. Pax et bonum,
James Crowe
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