The Dual Enrollment Program is offered to all high school students enrolled in one of the local participating schools. This program allows students to take college-level courses that fulfill both high school and college graduation requirements.

As part of the Virginia Plan for Dual Enrollment and the Commonwealth College Course Collaborative Program (CCCC), the Dual Enrollment Program at J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College provides an opportunity for high school students to get a head-start on college graduation.

>> Download the Current Dual Enrollment Calendar (PDF)

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College-Level Courses
Students who enroll in this program take college-level courses at their local high school/technical center or at one of our campuses with special permission from the Principal or Guidance Counselor. Upon completion of these courses, students will receive credits that count toward their high school diploma as well as earn credits toward a degree at J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College or to transfer to a 4 year institution. This program enables students to get a jump on completing their college degree by making the most of their time in high school while helping to reduce expenses related to the college experience. All college-level courses are taught by faculty who meet SACS certification or eligibility.





Who can enroll?
Enrollment in this program is offered to all high school students that are enrolled in a participating area high school. Currently, J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College has agreements to offer the Dual Enrollment program with the following schools or school systems: CATEC, Chesterfield Technical Center, Cumberland County, Fluvanna County, Goochland County, Hanover County, Henrico County, Louisa County, Maggie L. Walker Governor’s School, Powhatan County, and Richmond City.


How do I enroll?
The first step in the enrollment process is to meet with the Guidance Counselor. Students will need to submit an application for admission by submitting a completed copy to your school’s Guidance Counselor or Dual Enrollment Liaison. In addition to the application for admission, students and parents must complete a Residency for Dual and Concurrent Enrollment Applicants form. This form is available here or through one of the college’s Access Centers. >> More Information

Download Forms:
>> How to Enroll (Dual Enrollment)
>> Residency for Dual and Concurrent Enrollment Applicants Form
>> Dual Enrollment Course Request Form


What happens next?
Once the application has been processed, students will receive a Student ID number that will allow them to register for classes and to take the placement tests. Additionally, they will receive a letter of admission. Based upon course selection, students may be required to take the COMPASS placement tests in reading, writing, and mathematics. This exam can be taken at any of the JSRCC Testing Centers and the requirement may be waived based upon previously taken tests (i.e., SAT, PSAT, etc.). Additionally, students need to review the current course catalog to verify that they meet the prerequisites for the desired course. Upon fulfilling the testing and prerequisites, students may enroll in the selected class(es) by submitting a Dual Enrollment Course Request form to their Guidance Counselor by the appropriate deadline. >> More Information on Placement Testing


How much does it cost?
There is no application fee to apply to the program. Program costs include tuition and books for each course, as well as a $6 fee for the placement tests. In most localities, fees for tuition, books, or even transportation may be paid for or supplied by the high school or county. Students are responsible for any tuition and fees that their locality does not cover. Guidance Counselors will have more information regarding the fees for each locality.


Where can I get more information?
Talk with the Guidance Counselor! He/she will have a listing of the courses that are available through the Dual Enrollment program as well as more information regarding the process in general.

For more information on the enrollment process or the placement testing requirements, please contact us at one of the phone numbers listed below or e-mail us.

JSRCC Main Phone Number
(804) 371-3000

Office of Outreach and Recruitment
Dual Enrollment (804) 523-5789
dual_enrollment@reynolds.edu

Testing Centers
Downtown Campus (DTC) (804) 523-5470
Parham Road Campus (PRC) (804) 523-5411
Western Campus (WC) (804) 523-5400

Reference/Contact Information
Office of Outreach and Recruitment
P.O. Box 85622
Richmond, VA 23285-5622

For more information on the Virginia Plan for Dual Enrollment
or the CCCC, please visit: www.governor.virginia.gov

Useful Forms to Download

Residency for Dual and Concurrent Enrollment Applicants Form

Dual Enrollment Course Request Form

Add / Drop Classes

JSRCC Transcript Request Form

Change of Program / Plan

How to Enroll (Dual Enrollment)

Required Dual Enrollment Prerequisites