In cooperation with local high schools, Louisburg College offers dual enrollment for students who have completed their junior year of high school. The college designed this program for students who, in the opinion of their high school principal or counselor, have the aptitude and maturity to succeed while being concurrently enrolled in high school and college.

Students planning to enroll during the summer term immediately following completion of their junior year should submit a transcript showing work completed through the first semester of their junior year. Students should submit a supplementary transcript showing the balance of their high school coursework at the end of the term.

The Admissions Department considers applications on an individual basis, and a personal interview may be required. Students may obtain application materials and additional information from their high school counselor or Louisburg College Office of Admissions.

For specific requirements for admission, see below.

Applicants to this program must: 

• Follow the same procedures as freshmen applicants.
• Have a 3.00 average on academic work completed through their junior year.
• Be recommended by their high school principal or counselor*.
• Secure written parental/guardian consent to participate in the program.
• Be on track to complete the college preparatory curriculum as outlined earlier in the admissions requirements.

*THE PRINCIPAL OR COUNSELOR RECOMMENDING THE STUDENT SHOULD SUBMIT APPROPRIATE COURSE RECOMMENDATIONS AND A COPY OF THE STUDENT’S HIGH SCHOOL TRANSCRIPT TO THE OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS.

The College grants full credit for college-level courses completed under these programs, but high school officials may not accept the credits to meet graduation requirements. Students should consult with their principal or counselor to determine the courses that satisfy those requirements.