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How do I ask questions? We will be live tonight taking over the colleges Twitter & Facebook! Have a question that you need answered? Tweet #AskPGCC or post the question to our Facebook event page and it will be answered! Caitlin Minch


  1. How do I ask questions? We will be live tonight taking over the college’s Twitter & Facebook! Have a question that you need answered? Tweet #AskPGCC or post the question to our Facebook event page and it will be answered! Caitlin Minch Prince George’s Community College Facebook.com/PGCCNews Naomi Jazziel @PGCCNews

  2. What is Dual Enrollment? ▪ Eligible high school students take college courses while satisfying high school requirements ▪ Maryland “College and Career Readiness and College Completion Act of 2013” ▪ Little to no cost for students! #AskPGCC

  3. Why Dual Enrollment? Be Prepared Save Time Save Money Experience college and explore Earn college credit and satisfy Lower your overall college high school requirements. your interests early. costs. #AskPGCC

  4. Our Program Overview ▪ Students take college-level courses ▪ Specific courses qualify for “dual credit” (list available on PGCC page of www1.pgcps.org/dualenrollment) ▪ Students may not take developmental/remedial courses ▪ PGCPS will pay tuition for all students dually enrolled in qualified courses ▪ Fees and textbooks will be paid for students who receive free and reduced meals. #AskPGCC

  5. What is the student experience like at PGCC? Most popular classes: EGL-1010, PSY-1010, SOC-1010, BIO-1010, INT-1010, COM-1010, PHL-1010, BMT-1010 #AskPGCC

  6. What is the student experience like at PGCC? Real college classes Small class sizes Awesome professors Dual enrollment student #AskPGCC

  7. What’s after dual enrollment? Finish your associate degree! Former dual enrollment students can qualify for at least a 50% tuition assistance grant Many full scholarships available! #AskPGCC

  8. Summer 2020 COVID-19 Given the global pandemic impact of the COVID-19, every college and university is now in a place where face-to-face classes must be transitioned to distance learning until further notice. The Impact on Summer 2020 ✓ PGCPS has waived the two course requirement pre- requisite for students to enroll in a distance learning course. ✓ All dual enrollment participants are limited to a maximum of two distance learning courses for the summer term. Summer Format ✓ Classes are offered as 5, 8, and #AskPGCC 10 week sessions

  9. Summer 2020 Prince George’s Community College will offer two distance formats: Traditional Online Learning Remote/Virtual ➢ Asynchronous ( at your leisure ) ➢ Synchronous ( in sync ) ➢ There are no formal meeting times ➢ There are formal (remote) meeting ➢ Students log in and complete work times listed for the course ➢ Students log in during set meeting times and assignments at their ➢ There are live discussions and convenience (yet by the syllabus due dates) group/class participation

  10. Fall 2020: Where can students take courses? 5 Locations for Classes ▪ Largo, Main Campus ▪ University Town Center (UTC), Hyattsville ▪ Joint Base Andrews (JBA), Clinton ▪ Laurel College Center (LCC), Laurel ▪ Oxon Hill High School Hub School (OHHS), Oxon Hill ▪ Select PGCPS high schools, starting Fall 2019! Students must provide their own transportation In the event Fall courses need to be converted to distance #AskPGCC learning, we will work with students as needed.

  11. Fall 2020: When can students take courses? Class formats and times available: ▪ In-person ▪ Morning ▪ Afternoon ▪ Evenings ▪ Weekends ▪ Students may not take “Weekender” courses (all evening Fridays and all-day Saturdays) ▪ Hybrid ▪ Online, after successfully completing 6 credits with a 2.5 cumulative GPA In the event Fall courses need to be converted to distance #AskPGCC learning, we will work with students as needed.

  12. Who is Eligible? ▪ Students must: ▪ Be enrolled in the 11th or 12th grade on the first day of the semester in which the course is offered. ▪ This will apply to rising 11th and 12th graders during summer session. ▪ Have a minimum 2.5 cumulative GPA and be in good academic standing at Prince George’s Community College. Then, they may move forward with testing. #AskPGCC

  13. Who is Eligible? ▪ Students must: ▪ Meet college requirements on college admissions tests: SAT, ACT, Accuplacer. ▪ Developmental (remedial) courses may not be taken ▪ The Accuplacer MUST be taken at the high school #AskPGCC

  14. What is the cost? ▪ Tuition: Free! ▪ Instructional Services Fee: $48/credit ▪ Registration Fee: $25/semester ▪ Textbooks cost varies Example: One 3-credit course in a semester would cost $169, plus textbooks Cost of fees and textbooks will be paid for students who qualify for free & reduced meals at school #AskPGCC

  15. Application Process ✓ Qualify based on grade level and GPA ✓ Receive college-level scores on a placement test • Accuplacer must be taken at the high school ✓ Prepare course selections Visit www.pgcc.edu/COAST to find your school's contact

  16. Application Process #AskPGCC

  17. Application Process ✓ Speak with your high school counselor ✓ Receive an email from PGCC to your PGCPS email address with application instructions ✓ Apply and select courses in the PGCC DualEnroll site ✓ Request your parents’ approval ✓ Activate Owl Link account and complete New Student Orientation online Applications for Summer and/or Fall 2020 due Wednesday May 6 #AskPGCC

  18. Who is Eligible? Proficiency requirements In order to be considered “proficient” in reading, writing, or math, students must achieve ONE of these minimum scores:

  19. How do I know the prerequisite requirements for a PGCC course? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v= O4otzSwAPdM&feature=youtu.be ▪ Owl Link contains most complete and up-to-date info ▪ Example: This NTR-1010 course only requires reading proficiency (not math or writing)

  20. How do I know the prerequisite requirements for a PGCC course? ▪ Open the PGCC College Catalog, and click Course Descriptions tab (www.pgcc.edu , click “College Catalog” at the bottom of the screen) ▪ Enter a course and prerequisite info will be in the description ▪ From any other screen, click the name of the course to expand the description ▪ Example: This NTR-1010 course only requires reading proficiency #AskPGCC (not math or writing proficiency)

  21. How do I choose a class? ▪ Academic Catalog: ▪ catalog.pgcc.edu ▪ Programs of Study ▪ Course Descriptions ▪ General Education ▪ Dual Credit options (high school and college credit): ▪ PGCPS Guidelines: www1.pgcps.org/dualenrollment → PGCC tab ▪ The Articulation System for Maryland Colleges and Universities (ARTSYS): ▪ http://artsys.usmd.edu/ ▪ Speak with your COAST Coordinator or Dual Enrollment representative ▪ www.pgcc.edu/COAST ▪ Email a PGCC Advisor ▪ DualAdvising@pgcc.edu #AskPGCC

  22. How do I find the registration information for a specific PGCC course? ▪ Owl Link contains most complete and up-to-date info ▪ Example:

  23. How do I find the registration information for a specific PGCC course? • In DualEnroll #AskPGCC

  24. What do I need to know about each semester? Spring courses: ▪ Seniors cannot earn high school credit for dual credit courses during Spring semester (right before high school graduation) Summer courses: ▪ Summer 2020: All courses taught via distance learning ▪ Summer I begins while PGCPS is still in session ▪ 5-week Summer courses are triple the pace of regular semester courses ▪ Students should not plan vacations during Summer courses Fall courses: ▪ Students are STRONGLY ENCOURAGED to select #AskPGCC late start Fall courses if PGCPS starts after Labor Day

  25. What happens after I apply and request my classes? ▪ Students’ application will be routed for approval to: ✓ Parent ✓ PGCC ✓ High School Counselor (and program coordinator, if applicable) ▪ If fully approved, student will be registered for their selected course(s) and bill will be adjusted by mid May ▪ Students will make payment arrangements: ▪ May 25 deadline for Summer courses ▪ August 6 deadline for Fall courses #AskPGCC

  26. PGCC Dual Enrollment Deadlines & Contact Info ▪ Summer and Fall schedule of classes now available in Owl Link PGCC ▪ Wednesday May 6 : Applications ▪ Caitlin Minch, Dual due via PGCC DualEnroll site, which Enrollment Program Manager includes ▪ MDCompletionAct@pgcc.edu ▪ Application ▪ (301) 546-7469 ▪ Course selection ▪ www.pgcc.edu/go/highschool ▪ Parent approval ▪ New student orientation PGCPS ▪ Olivia Pearson, Mardia Blyther, Alonzo Bailey ▪ dual.enrollment@pgcps.org ▪ www1.pgcps.org/dualenrollment #AskPGCC

  27. Questions? #AskPGCC Check your email or the chat to complete our Info Session participant survey

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