Prior to enrollment, the student must obtain, complete, and return a dual-enrollment form. The form will be signed by the appropriate school administrative officer and be returned to the Admissions office at RCCC for approval of the courses.

For curriculum courses, the student must complete the enrollment process at RCCC. Dual enrollment students must complete all placement testing, COMPASS and Computer Skills, prior to enrollment - even if the course in which the student wishes to enroll does not require a placement testing prerequisite. To take an Internet or Hybrid course, complete the Technical Proficiency Exam in addition to placement testing.

A new dual enrollment form is required prior to each semester for which the student wishes to enroll.

To register for classes, dual enrollment students will meet with a Student Services representative during the last hour of late registration at the North or South Campus. The Student Services representative will verify that the student is qualified for dual enrollment and that the RCCC enrollment process is complete.

After graduation from high school, please complete a new RCCC application indicating your major program of study as a college student.

For curriculum courses, the tuition fee is waived; the student pays applicable fees and is required to purchase their own textbooks. For Continuing Education courses, the cost of courses and fees are not waived.

“The purpose of Huskins Bill cooperative programs is to make available for the enrichment of high school students, college level academic, technical, and advanced vocational courses not otherwise available to them…local administrative boards and local school boards may establish cooperative programs in the areas they serve to provide for college courses to be offered to qualified high school students with college credits to be awarded to those high school students upon successful completion of the courses.” NCCCS Curriculum Procedures Reference Manual, Section 14.

At RCCC, students must be in grades 11-12 in order to be considered for participation in the Huskins Bill program. Students must meet the same prerequisites and course admission requirements as adult college students; and the student must be recommended by the chief administrative officer of the high school for enrollment. Generally, students who have achieved a level of academic and social maturity necessary to perform successfully in college credit courses will receive a recommendation. For your schoo'ls specific requirements, please contact your high school guidance office. Qualified students will complete an application for admission, any forms required by your school, and the appropriate RCCC testing.