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TRAILBLAZER
DUAL ENROLLMENT FAQS
Program FAQ's
Dr. Rebecca Hammonds
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Assistant Administrator, High School Teacher, and Dual Enrollment Director
Dr. Rebecca Hammonds is excited to be a part of Generations Christian Homeschool again this year working with the High School students! After several years of teaching at the College/University level, she is thrilled to continue working with Dual Enrollment students and supporting their process toward the calling that the Lord has put on their lives.
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Publications and Scholarship: Bookish Women: Examining the Textual and Embodied Construction of Scholarly and Literary Women in Musicals (Dissertation, 2019), "(Un)Limited: The Influence of Mentorship and Father-Daughter Relationships on Elphaba's Heroine Journey in Wicked" (Theatre History Studies Journal, 2021), "'Wake up to the new century. The game's changing': Katherine Plumber and the Use of Authorship to Create Systems Change in Newsies" (Newsies, Newsies-Read All About It: Essays on the Film and Broadway Productions, 2026)
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No, students do not have to enroll in our program to participate in our dual enrollment classes.
Our Trailblazers Dual Enrollment Program offers a unique opportunity to our students. Because of our relationship with Christian Halls International, eligible students can take dual enrollment classes from South Eastern University with the in-person support of our Tutors. These tutors provide help navigating the college website, emailing professors, managing homework load, communicating with parents, and supporting students as they complete their work.
Southeastern University (SEU) is a respected Christian university that allows our high school students to complete courses online. These courses can be taken on a case-by-case basis or as a full program leading to the General Studies Associates Degree. This degree has a large number of elective credits designed to allow students to specialize in areas of interest in preparation for a particular career or to transfer to a college or university.
Dual enrollment is when a high school student takes college classes that meet the needs of both their high school program and their college degree.
Eligibility FAQs
Students who are 15+ years old and have a 3.0 GPA. A 3.0 GPA must also be maintained in order to continue registering for courses.
No! Placement tests are not required for our students to enroll.
Yes. Homeschool transcripts are accepted by our program as well as universities in general. If you need help creating a homeschool transcript, please let us know.
Tutoring and Support FAQs
Our Dual Enrollment tutors supervise students for all of their college classes, providing them with support and guidance.
Tutoring is primarily conducted in-person, but occasionally we will check-in online during holidays when people are traveling.
Our tutors have a variety of degrees including BA, MA, and Ph.D.
Absolutely. This is one of the most important tasks for our tutors - especially when working with our beginning Dual Enrollment students. Student attendance to tutoring sessions also ensures that we are able to provide this guidance.
Yes! We instruct students in professional emailing with their professors and classmates, how to organize their assignments and be successful in completing their discussion board posts, and help to proofread their work.
Scheduling and Environment FAQs
Courses are taken online, however the tutoring happens in person.
Classes begin on Wednesdays and end on the following Tuesday. Students come to their tutoring sessions either once or twice a week depending on the schedule. These sessions are typically during our school day, either in the morning or in the afternoon. At times we also offer classes during our after-school period. A sample schedule might look like the following:
9:00am GCH Literature class
10:00am Dual Enrollment tutoring period (Mondays and Wednesdays), Study Hall period (Fridays)
11:00am GCH Math
12:00pm Lunch
1:00pm Dual Enrollment tutoring period (Mondays and Wednesdays), Study Hall period (Fridays)
2:00pm GCH Bible Class
3:00pm GCH Personal Finance Elective
Tutoring and Support FAQs
Our Dual Enrollment tutors supervise students for all of their college classes, providing them with support and guidance.
Tutoring is primarily conducted in-person, but occasionally we will check-in online during holidays when people are traveling.
Our tutors have a variety of degrees including BA, MA, and Ph.D.
Absolutely. This is one of the most important tasks for our tutors - especially when working with our beginning Dual Enrollment students. Student attendance to tutoring sessions also ensures that we are able to provide this guidance.
Yes! We instruct students in professional emailing with their professors and classmates, how to organize their assignments and be successful in completing their discussion board posts, and help to proofread their work.
Financial FAQs
It can depend on how many classes you take.
If you take classes one at a time, the price for a typical 8 week course meeting twice a week is approximately $400. If you sign up to take several dual enrollment classes or combine dual enrollment with GCH courses they are rolled together at a package price.
It is separate unless you combine dual enrollment courses with GCH courses.
Yes. Books are not often assigned for the dual enrollment classes our students typically take, but when they are assigned students are responsible to purchase them.
Academic Advancement FAQs
They can earn as much as an Associate’s Degree (General Studies).
We cannot guarantee that individual courses will directly transfer to other colleges and universities, though they at least transfer as electives. This is one of the reasons that we recommend that students pursue the Associate’s Degree. Families should check with the student’s intended university to check for acceptance of credits.
Yes! These courses are intended to help students satisfy their high school course requirement
Faith & School Culture FAQs
Tutors support the students from a place of Christ-likeness so that even if we aren’t actively talking about faith matters, it permeates everything we do and say.
Yes! We are happy to partner with SEU because as a school, we are dedicated to the discipleship of our students and will only promote their education through a Christian institution at this level.
Who This Program Serves FAQs
Dual enrollment benefits a wide range of students:
• College-bound students seeking an academic advantage.
• Career-focused students wanting to explore potential career paths.
• Business-minded students interested in preparatory business courses.
• Students aiming to satisfy high school requirements through college-level coursework.
Dual enrollment classes might not be a great choice if:
• The student and their family can’t commit to the work and technology needs required.
• If the student is not academically prepared.
• If the student is too busy.
Communication & Expectations FAQs
Graduates of our Homeschool program will receive a diploma from us. In addition, families should also create their own transcript and obtain a copy of their SEU transcript from the student’s SEU account.
When doing dual enrollment, there is a partnership when communicating with SEU. Initially, GCH will communicate with SEU through our partner Christian Halls International to enroll the student whenever they sign up for their classes. Once the student is enrolled, they will be in communication with course professors about class content. If there are ever difficult situations with the school that need to be worked out, GCH will work with Christian Halls to mediate the issue and seek a satisfactory resolution.
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