Stephan Useche/Staff Writer The dual enrollment program will have new limitations for the upcoming semesters, decreasing the amount of courses a student is permitted to take. On July 1, a new state law was passed that now requires school districts to pay the tuition rate of these dual enrollment students. “This legislation stipulates that when […]
Snoop Dogg said it best back in ‘92, “everybody got they cups but they ain’t chipped in.” The people with their cups not chipping in are dual enrollments students, students in high school that are taking college level courses at a university or college. They are exempted from paying tuition or any associated fee, and […]
Philippe Buteau/Editor-in-Chief In spring 2013, a dual enrollment waiver is being applied in a new way, creating a ripple wave effect in student fees. Initial projections for the activity and service fund, the total amount of money generated through the A&S fee, was about $16.1 million. After accounting for bad debt percentage and the dual […]
