Dual Enrollment Students

High school juniors and seniors might have the option of having the cost of dual enrollment classes covered by the State of Michigan. Contact your high school guidance counselor or Cornerstone’s Admissions Office to find out if you qualify for this opportunity.

• Cost per credit: $191 per credit hour
• Technology fee: $135

If you are interested in taking summer online classes, view more information here.

Courses in some subject areas—English, Spanish and math—require additional exams and/or interviews to be completed prior to the opening of class registration. If you have not taken the ACT, SAT or CLT, placement tests are also available through Cornerstone.

For more information, contact Admissions at 616.222.1426.

Dual enroll course registration will be handled according to the submission date and order of course preference. Please note that fall and spring students will be placed in a maximum of two classes.  The Admissions Office cannot guarantee your enrollment in any of your preferred courses.

If you are interested in taking summer online classes, view more information here.

Popular Courses for Dual Enrollment

You must be admitted to CU before you can register for courses. Use our list of course options and talk with your admissions counselor to decide what class will best fit your goals. Popular dual enrollment courses include the following:

• ENG-114: College Composition.
• ENG-212: Writing in Culture.
• COM-112: Communication in Culture.
• PSY-111: General Psychology.
• MATH-121: College Algebra.
• BIO-111: Introduction to Biological Science.
• BIO-151: General Biology.

Course descriptions are available in our academic catalog found on the Registrar’s Office page.

Spring 2022 Dual Enrollment Course Options

Dual enrollment course options and registration coming soon! Please check back for updates.

For more details, contact your admissions counselor at 616.222.1426.

As a dual enrolled high school student, you’ll experience college life ahead of your peers. You’ll know what will be expected of you in a college classroom and the level of coursework you’ll receive. The credit you receive will transfer directly into your degree program when you become a student. Some dual enrollment students are able to graduate early with less student debt.

Before you jump into your dual enrollment application, it’s important to know there is a difference between dual enrollment and dual credit. Dual enrollment is earning college credit while you are still enrolled in high school.

If you are interested in having your Cornerstone course credits apply to your high school credit requirements, please contact your high school.

You can place an order for your transcripts directly through the Registrar’s Office.

In accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 as amended, it is necessary for Cornerstone University officials to obtain written consent from a student prior to releasing information from the student’s financial record to most sources outside the university. FERPA policy also allows the release of directory information.

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