Dual Enrollment

Start Your Journey Through Dual Enrollment

An efficient and cost-effective option, dual enrollment at Bryan allows you to fulfill high school and college credit simultaneously.

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Apply for Admission

Complete an application. It takes less than 5 minutes! Use the student’s email address and contact information.

Send Transcripts

Request transcripts from high school (and colleges, if applicable). Email an unofficial copy of your high school transcript to admissions@bryan.edu as soon as possible after applying. If you have completed DE credits from another college, you must also submit unofficial copies of that transcript before classes start.

Apply for Financial Aid

We’ve laid out a step-by-step process to connect you with the financial aid that will make your Bryan College experience more affordable.

Register For DE Courses

Class registration should ONLY be done after the Dual Enrollment Application has been received and acceptance has been approved.

Once admitted, a registration link will be emailed to you when the term opens. Link to the available courses and choose your classes.

Bryan College may require additional application items on a case-by-case basis. Example cases include conditional admission, transcripts for closed institutions, etc. Your Admissions Counselor will provide additional information about any additional items.

I understand how my classes will work when I become a student and many of the current students have welcomed me in as a friend. I think the Dual Enrollment Program is a great way to make the transition from high school to college.

— Anastasia Holcomb

Dual Enrollment  |  Criminal Justice (B.S.)

Eligibility & Requirements

Options For Dual Enrollment

FAQs for Dual Enrollment

Top Questions Students Ask About Dual Enrollment

Dual Enrollment allows high school students to earn college credit at Bryan College while still completing high school.

  • Sophomores: 3.5 GPA (1 class per fall/spring)
  • Juniors & Seniors: 3.0 GPA (up to 13 credits per fall/spring)
  • 2.8–2.99 GPA may qualify for Conditional Acceptance

2025–2026

  • $582.75 (3-credit course)
  • $777.00 (4-credit course)
  • Plus books/materials

2026–2027

  • $601.65 (3-credit course)
  • $802.20 (4-credit course)
  • Plus books/materials

Yes. TN juniors and seniors may apply annually and must maintain a 2.0 college GPA.

No. Sophomore courses are out-of-pocket.

  1. Go to apply.bryan.edu
  2. Select Dual Enrollment
  3. Use your personal email
  4. Submit official transcript to admissions@bryan.edu

No application fee.

  • Summer & Fall: March 15
  • Spring: October 15

A registration link will be sent to you upon your admission into our Dual Enrollment program. If you’ve already been admitted, the link will be sent out when registration for the upcoming term opens.

  • Sophomores: 1 class per fall/spring
  • Juniors/Seniors: Up to 13 credits per fall/spring
  • Summer options available (one 3-credit course each session)

You may be placed on Academic Probation and will lose TN DE Grant eligibility.

Both.

  • Online courses are asynchronous (no live sessions).
  • On-campus options available if space permits.

Yes. Bryan College is regionally accredited by SACS; however, it is always up to the receiving institution whether the credits transfer as a core course or as an elective.

14 days before the semester begins, less if a late registration.

Communication with anyone other than the student after their first Dual Enrollment (DE) class begins requires a submitted FERPA Release Form. The form must be completed and submitted by the student. Students may sign the form in person at the DE Office, during a scheduled Google Meet session, in front of a notary, or—if they are enrolled at a Bryan College Partner site—in front of their school counselor.

Absolutely! Apply at apply.bryan.edu and choose Residential or Online Undergraduate. Scholarships may be available.

Yes, Academic Tutoring is free and available to all DE Students from within their Brightspace accounts through tutor.com and our Academic Resource Center (ARC). Tutor.com is available under Content > Important Info, and The ARC Tutoring can be found here.

Contact

Dual Enrollment Office
500 Landes Way
Dayton, TN 37321
Stophel 214 & 216, Box #7657
Email

Office Phone: 423-775-7558

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