Dual Enrollment
2026 Spring and Summer classes are OPEN for enrollment! ​
We offer a variety of courses geared toward helping your student complete an Associate's (AA) Degree from Southeastern University. As a Florida dual enrollment student, you only pay for the in-person tutor, saving you thousands of dollars and allowing your student to get ahead and discover more about their strengths and plans for the future.
If you are interested in registering for our dual enrollment classes, please schedule a meeting with our team, complete a quick 3-question Interest Form, or visit the instructions below for steps to register.
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Spring Courses (January to March, March to May)
Introduction to Psychology
Music Appreciation
Community and College Success
Story of Scripture
Topics in Mathematics
Leadership Principles
Divine Design
Lived Theology
World History
Professional Communication
Scan here to complete the Interest Form!
Summer Courses (May to June)
College Algebra (March to June)
Film Appreciation
Professional Communication
Community and College Success
Divine Design
Nutrition Science
Topics in Mathematics
We are excited about our partnership with Christian Halls International (CHI). They are an organization that helps create a pathway for our students to take accredited college classes at GCH.
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Christian Halls' mission is to "strengthen local communities by offering Christ-centered tutorial-based education that fosters intellectual, spiritual, and vocational formation."
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By partnering with Christian universities, colleges, and organizations, CHI's dual enrollment program allows high school students to take online college-level courses from our partner institutions with the guidance of local academic mentors. ​​​​​​
Any fees associated with taking dual enrollment classes through GCH can be paid for through Step Up!
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Requirements. Students must be at least a sophomore in high school and have a high school unweighted GPA of 3.0 or higher for all academic courses. Age limit of 15-19.
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How it works. Your high schooler registers for the college courses that we are offering. The college professor of that course is responsible for assigning and grading their work and teaches them online. During the week, your student meets with a "tutor" at GCH who helps them understand how to navigate the online college portal, and organize, understand, and complete her assignments. According to the "Oxford" tutoring system used by CHI, the tutor will also help the student really dig into the content of the course and make sure they are engaging with the concepts in a rigorous way that will prepare them for college-level thinking and work. Because of the high quality of work that the student can create using this style of tutoring, we can be confident that their work will be good and that they will earn good college grades on their high school and college transcripts.
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If you would like to know more about our Dual Enrollment program, contact Rebecca Hammonds (gchdualenrollment@gmail.com/561-508-3579).
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If you would like to find out more about Christian Halls, please click on the picture below.​​​​​​​​
New Students!
Please complete the following steps
1) Apply via the Admissions Page to become a GCH student.
2) Schedule a consultation meeting with our team by emailing us at gchdualenrollment@gmail.com.
3) Create an account with MyHall and enroll in your desired tutorials.
4) Complete the SEU Application. Select "Generations Hall, Trinity, FL" as the Hall you are part of.
5) Submit your Consent forms to gchdualenrollment@gmail.com. Write "SEU" on the University line.
6) Pay your Procare invoice.
Returning students!
* The $125 registration fee applies and will be invoiced through Procare
1) Schedule a consultation meeting with our team by emailing us at gchdualenrollment@gmail.com.
2) Sign in to your MyHall account and enroll in your desired tutorials.​
3) Complete the SEU Application. Select "Generations Hall, Trinity, FL" as the Hall you are part of.
4) Pay your Procare invoice.
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Associate of Arts, General Education (Online, Site-Based & Dual Enrollment)
The Associate of Arts (AA) degree includes the core learning components and competencies commonly accepted as foundational for a four-year baccalaureate degree by many colleges and universities. The AA degree is designed for students who desire recognition for completing the two-year prescribed curriculum. Because many bachelor’s degrees require specific prerequisites, students should verify how their AA degree and classes transfer into the intended degree. Graduates with the Associate of Arts degree will be able to:
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Demonstrate basic knowledge of the biblical basis of Christian theology, the history of Christian traditions, and the various expressions of global Christianity.
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Articulate a biblically-based statement of Christian identity as it relates to theology, ethics, habits and practices, and vocation.
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Apply critical consideration of ethical principles and actions to their lived experiences as Christians.
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Demonstrate intellectual and practical fluency in the stewardship of God’s creation, including their own health & wellness, personal & family finances, civic engagement, and the environment.
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Engage with diverse populations and belief systems.
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Demonstrate the ability to reason and develop evidence-based decisions using numerical information and to use relevant mathematical and logical methods to analyze and solve problems effectively.
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Demonstrate information literacy and critical thinking by locating and evaluating information that assists them in examining ideas and evidence before formulating an opinion or conclusion.
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Demonstrate effective written and oral communication with and response to varied audiences.
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Participate in the discourse of human cultures and their expression in the humanities (e.g. arts, history, literature).
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Evaluate the relationship between the Christian faith and the sciences (natural, behavioral, and social) and their approaches to understanding and resolving unanswered questions.
*Note: Students taking courses online outside of the State of Florida may be subject to additional Foundational Core requirements for degree completion. State-specific requirements are specified in the SEU Catalog. Your Academic Advisor is available to help integrate these additional courses into your plan.
Dual-enrolled students are limited to completing their Divine Design requirement through general elective courses only.
Total Program: 60 Credit Hours
Foundational Core- 25 Credit Hours
SEU Foundations- 3 Credit Hours
CORE 1111 - COMMUNITY AND COLLEGE SUCCESS Credits: 1
CORE 1112 - DIVINE DESIGN AND MISSIONAL VOCATION Credits: 2
Habits of Inquiry- 22 Credit Hours
​Discursive Inquiry- 6 Credit Hours
ENGL 1113 - COLLEGE COMPOSITION Credits: 3
ENGL 2113 - PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION Credits: 3
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Natural-Scientific Inquiry (4 credits):
NSCI 1043 - NUTRITION SCIENCE Credits: 3
NSCI 104L - NUTRITION SCIENCE LABORATORY Credits: 1
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Quantitative Inquiry (3 credits) Select One:
MATH 1313 - TOPICS IN MATHEMATICS Credits: 3
MATH 1213 - COLLEGE ALGEBRA Credits: 3
MATH 2023 - INTRODUCTION TO PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS Credits: 3
Socio-Historical Inquiry (6 credits) Select Two:
HIST 2123 - CRITICAL ISSUES IN AMERICAN HISTORY Credits: 3
HIST 2133 - CRITICAL ISSUES IN WORLD HISTORY Credits: 3
PSYC 1133 - INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY Credits: 3
SSCI 2133 - INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY Credits: 3
Creative-Aesthetic Inquiry (3 Credits) Select one:
ARTV 2023 - PHOTOGRAPHY Credits: 3
COMM 2433 - FILM APPRECIATION Credits: 3
ENGL 2133 - INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE Credits: 3
HUMS 2233 - INTRODUCTION TO HUMANITIES Credits: 3
MUSC 1003 - MUSIC APPRECIATION Credits: 3
Divine Design - 35 Credit Hours
General Electives are any college-level courses that do not satisfy specific program requirements. To meet the Divine Design core requirements, students may declare minors, enroll in elective credits, and enjoy experiential learning like study abroad, internships, or practicum. Practicum course options include PRAC 1001 (1 hr), PRAC 1002 (2 hrs), PRAC 1003 (3 hrs), PRAC 1004 (4 hrs). Students may earn up to 12 credit hours toward their degree program through experiential learning practicum.