- Fall and Spring Terms:
- Dual Enrollment students in a high school with access to Washington State’s Running Start program may enroll in one or two available* courses** per fall or spring terms in the following departments only:
- Mathematics
- Computer Science
- Modern or Classical Languages
- Dual Enrollment students enrolled in a high school without access to Washington State’s Running Start program may enroll in up to two available and appropriate*** courses from any department during fall and/or spring terms.
- Dual Enrollment students pay a reduced tuition rate of $660 per course, as well as a $25.00 administrative fee each term. This per course rate is subject to change, based on annual review of all tuition charges and/or subsequent faculty compensation structure changes.
- Summer Terms:
- A different Dual Enrollment tuition rate will be in effect during summer sessions.
- Dual enrollment students pay a per credit (rather than per course) rate of $340, as well as a $25.00 administrative fee which covers all summer sessions.
- This per credit rate is subject to change, based on annual review of all tuition charges and/or subsequent faculty compensation structure changes.
- Dual Enrollment students (regardless of high school access to Running Start) may enroll in up to six credits of appropriate and available courses per summer session, and pay the reduced tuition rate and related fees.
* Available is defined as a course that has space for an additional student. The Registrar's Office will determine if any special permission, course authorization, or necessary overrides will be required and will communicate directly with the department on behalf of the student. If accommodations cannot be made, the Registrar's Office will inform the student.
** A course is defined as a class identified with its own CRN (Course Registration Number); (e.g., BIOL 105 and BIOL 105L, although required to be taken together, each have a separate CRN and therefore constitute two (2) classes).
*** Appropriate courses are those without prerequisites according to the most recent University Catalog, or those for which the student has fulfilled prerequisite requirements, as determined by the Dual Enrollment academic advisor in the Office of the Registrar.
