Dual Enrollment
Overview
Dual Enrollment is a program where high school students can take college courses and receive both high school and college credit. Students can earn up to 30 credit hours of free tuition to transfer to a college or use towards a technical diploma/certificate from a technical college. Read more details about Dual Enrollment HERE.
Milton students can take college courses online or on the college campus. Many students choose to do a couple of courses through Dual Enrollment and the rest through a combination of Milton, FVS, or GAVS courses. Dual Enrollment is offered all terms of the school year (including summer).
Application Deadlines
The application period for Summer and Fall 2025 Dual Enrollment is CLOSED. Any paperwork submitted will be considered for the Spring 2026 semester.
If you are interested in participating in Dual Enrollment for Spring 2026, view the Application Process section below. Then, book a meeting with your assigned counselor to determine if Dual Enrollment is a good fit for you and learn more about next steps. The deadline to submit all FCS Dual Enrollment paperwork for Spring 2026 is November 1. No late paperwork is accepted.
The FCS paperwork process is merely a piece of the process. Students must adhere to deadlines (shared on individual college websites) for completing the college application and submitting supplemental materials. Start early! Failure to meet college deadlines can result in your Dual Enrollment being pushed back a semester.
Application Process
Students who would like to participate in Dual Enrollment should follow these steps:
1. View the presentation from Dual Enrollment Information Night (Tuesday, January 14, 2025).
2. Book a meeting with your assigned counselor to discuss academic eligibility and if Dual Enrollment is a good fit for you.
3. If it is determined you are a good fit, complete all items on the Dual Enrollment Checklist.
4. Turn in your 25-26 FCS Dual Enrollment Contract to your assigned counselor by November 1, 2025.
Auburn First Program
If you are interested in applying to Auburn First for Summer or Fall 2025, the application window was January 1-March 1. The application window for Spring 2026 is September 1-October 15.
Learn more about the Auburn First Program here: https://auburn.edu/academic/provost/pathways/auburn-first/
Please note: Requirements for Automatic Admissions through the Auburn First Program have experienced many changes in recent years. Be sure you are following the proper requirements for your admission class: https://auburn.edu/academic/provost/pathways/auburn-first/program-details/
Dual Enrollment Resources
25-26 FCS Dual Enrollment Contract
GaFutures Dual Enrollment Course Catalog
Accommodations
Dual Enrollment students seeking accommodations at the college they are enrolling at must contact the Office of Student Services or the Office of Disability Services regarding accommodations.
If you currently have an IEP or 504, it does not automatically transfer to the college. Counselors cannot provide this on your behalf; you must reach out to the college directly, and provide it to them.
Selective Service Requirement
Attention Male Students: Federal law requires males, between the ages of 18-25, living in the US, to register with the Selective Service System.
Georgia state law requires Selective Service registration for males to qualify for Georgia’s state aid programs, which includes Dual Enrollment Funding, HOPE and Zell Miller Scholarships and Grants. Eligible colleges and universities cannot award any state aid program if a student does not meet the Federal Selective Service registration requirement.
Please register as early as 17.5 years of age or at the latest, by your 18th birthday at www.sss.gov.