The Dual Enrollment Honors Program

At Kennesaw State University

What is dual enrollment?
Dual enrollment allows students to take college courses in lieu of high school courses. The courses provide
dual credit -- fulfilling high school graduation requirements as well as credits toward a college degree.

What are the benefits?

Start your college coursework and transition to university life while still having the support of family,
friends & familiar surroundings.
You decide how many KSU courses to take -- from one course to completing your entire freshman
year of college while still in high school. Part-time students leave the high school early to go to KSU.
Choose from a variety of KSU courses that will apply toward your college core, including honors
classes. KSU courses transfer to other institutions if KSU is not your ultimate destination.
Generous state funding covers tuition, books and most fees, making DEHP a great way for families
to reduce the cost of a college education. Funding is non-needs-based and doesnt tap your HOPE.

Find out more: Attend an Honorview session

Interested sophomores, juniors and their parents are strongly encouraged to attend an Honorview
information session for more information about DEHP admissions, course options and funding.

2016 Honorview Dates:

Mon., September 26th / Thurs., September 29th /

Wed., October 12th /

Wed., October 19th

All sessions are held at 7:00 p.m. in KSU Center, located at 3333 Busbee Drive in Kennesaw, (behind
Cracker Barrel). Reserve your spot at http://admissions.kennesaw.edu/apply/dehp.php by clicking on a date
under the heading Register for Honorview.

How do I apply?
To be eligible for KSUs Dual Enrollment Honors Program, you must:
Be a rising junior or senior with a minimum 3.0 GPA in college-prep academic core classes (not
electives)
Prior to March 2016: Have a score of at least 1100 on the Critical Reading and Math portions of
the SAT combined (prior to March 2016) (composite of 24 ACT), with a minimum score of 530 in
Critical Reading (23 ACT) and 530 in Math (22 ACT). The essay portion of the SAT/ACT is not
considered. After March 2016: Have a score of at least 29 on the Critical Reading portion and
560 on the Math portion. ACT scores requirements stay the same.
Note: All redesigned SAT scores (taken March 2016 or later) will be converted to the pre-March 2016 SAT

equivalent. The total score requirement for the Dual Enrollment Honors Program is based on the converted
scores. Please see http://admissions.kennesaw.edu/apply/dehp.php for score equivalents.
All admissions documents must be received by the Application Deadline of January 13, 2017.
Questions? Contact admissions at DEHPadmissions@kennesaw.edu or 470-578-6500. All students must
begin in Fall 2017. For application instructions, visit: http://admissions.kennesaw.edu/apply/dehp.php

Reserve your SAT testing date early! You must take the SAT or ACT no later than December 2016
to ensure receipt of your scores by the admissions deadline. Make your reservations for the earliest
possible testing date at www.collegeboard.org (SAT) or www.actstudent.org (ACT) in case you need to
re-test.