Tuition
All tuition payments are payable at time of registration. (Non-DE student registering for these courses pay non-degree rates.) Tuition must be paid in full by the deadline which is two weeks prior to class start. If you have completed the dual enrollment grant, we will accept a copy of the completed application as payment, but you must pay any balance due by the deadline date.

Billing
Since tuition is required to be paid in full two weeks prior to the course, you may not receive a billing statement from the Business Office before making payment. Bills will be paid on MyBryan.

Overpayments
Should you overpay your account for any reason, the Business Office will refund the overpayment. The Business Office number is 423.775.7214.

Course Refunds

• A 100% tuition refund is granted for courses dropped before the add/drop period.
• A partial refund with fees is granted during the add/drop period,
• No refunds are granted for courses dropped after the add/drop period.
• The add/drop period is the first week of classes with a week defined as beginning on Monday and ending on Friday.
• Fall 2020 add/drop period; August 10th - 21st
• Spring 2021 add/drop period; January 11th - 20th

*Based upon TSAC 2015-2016 Academic Year Grant award amounts.

**The $300/course funds will be taken from the Hope Scholarship and therefore will reduce the amount of the Hope Scholarship. Applicable for 3 or 4 semester credit hour courses.

***After TN Dual Enrollment Grant has been applied in full.

Textbooks

• Textbook costs and purchases are the sole responsibility of the student.
• Book costs vary, depending on the course. Used books may be purchased at student’s discretion but must match provided ISBN numbers.

Fees

• Non-refundable course fee is $20.
• Course “drop” fee is $50 administrative fee per course, charged to students who drop a course after the course begins. See Payment and Refund Policies for more information.
• Application fee is $20 and non-refundable.
• Students who do not notify the college or their professor(s) as outlined in the Policies section, and who do not log into or attend their course(s) during the first week are assessed fee of $100 for the administrative course “drop.”

Applicants must be a Tennessee resident taking online courses as a dual enrolled junior or senior high school student. Please note these guidelines:

• The Tennessee Dual Enrollment Grant may be used once per semester (twice per year) without any penalty towards the HOPE Scholarship.
• However, if you use the Tennessee Dual Enrollment Grant more than once in a semester, your HOPE Scholarship may be reduced upon enrollment in a Tennessee postsecondary institution.*
• If you have used the Tennessee Dual Enrollment Grant and drop a course after the fifth week of the session, you will lose eligibility if your GPA falls below 2.75 for this attempt.

* You may take three courses per semester if you meet HOPE Scholarship eligibility requirements with a maximum of ten (10)  Dual Enrollment Grants over the two (2) year period. Students who receive financial assistance for more than four (4) Dual Enrollment Grant courses will have these funds reduced from their HOPE Scholarship on a dollar-per-dollar basis in the first semester of enrollment at an eligible postsecondary institution.

Eligibility Requirements

• High school junior or senior
• High school GPA of at least a 3.0
• Lived in Tennessee at least one year
• Homeschool students under an umbrella school, the school must be based in Tennessee

If requesting two allotments of the dual enrollment grant, contact Beth Hixson for further requirements.

Grant Application Process

1. The grant must be filled out online and Bryan College must be listed as the place you plan to dual enroll. You can access the grant application online.
2. Request your high school send an official transcript to the Dual Enrollment office.
   Bryan College #7657
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   Dayton, TN 37321
3. Any student planning to take a Dual Enrollment course at two different institutions and wants to receive the grant for both courses must also submit a completed Consortium Agreement.

• The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act is a federal law that applies to all students.
• A student’s application, registration, transcript, grades, or course withdrawal information is not released to a 3rd party without written consent of the student.
• Students who agree to authorize our sharing this information must complete a FERPA “consent to release” form.