For consideration for dual credit enrollment, see guidelines below:
Students who have finished 11th grade or who are in 12th grade must submit:
- A high school nondegree enrollment form signed by a high school counselor or principal. If homeschooled, the form must be signed by a parent. The form must be completed online and printed and signed; handwritten forms will not be accepted.
- High school transcript
Students who have not finished 11th grade must submit:
- A high school dual credit enrollment form signed by high school counselor or principal. If homeschooled by parent. The form must be completed online and printed and signed; handwritten forms will not be accepted.
- High school transcript
- Letter of recommendation from the high school teacher, counselor or principal. If homeschooled, the letter of recommendation must be from a parent.
- SATs are no longer required. However, if SATs are available, results would lend support to the review process.
Dual credit enrollment application materials must be returned to the Admissions Office (at the campus where enrollment is planned) no later than May 1 for the fall semester, and November 1 for the spring semester.
Documentation must be sent in one complete package and can be submitted one of three ways:
- Scanned and emailed to Shawn Wiley, Admissions Counselor
- Mailed to the Admissions Office, 1 Campus Drive, Mont Alto, PA 17237
- Faxed to the attention of Admissions at 717-749-6132. Cover letters/sheets should be labeled “Dual Credit Enrollment Student Documentation.”
Once documents have been received and processed, eligible students will be notified of approval to participate and emailed a link and detailed instructions regarding setting up their Penn State access account online. Only after activating their access account, should new students contact the admissions office to schedule a class registration appointment.
Penn State Mont Alto High School Dual Enrollment Form and Contract of Understanding