Dual Enrollment

Franciscan High School Advantage Program

Earn college credit while still in high school

Franciscan University is proud to offer this program for dual enrollment to our high school students. 

Download: Franciscan Advantage – Dual Enrollment Flyer

 

Eligibility Requirements

  1. Rising Juniors and Seniors in high school
  2. 16 years of age
  3. Possess a 2.4 GPA.

 

Courses

  • All courses are asynchronous, with prerecorded videos, readings, and weekly assignments.

 

Online Community

  • Dual enrolled high school students become part of Franciscan Universities Online learning community. They are issued a Franciscan ID and email, have access to our Franciscan Life Online Faith Formation, our university library, our writing center, and student success center, as well as many live and recorded talks and presentations.

 

Cost

  • The cost is only $450 for a 3-credit college course. This is an 85% discount as compared to the in-person tuition rate. Payments can be made by credit card or check.

 

Application & Enrollment Process:

  1. Complete the free, quick, and easy application (above). Indicate which courses you’d like to be enrolled in. High school students are eligible to take a maximum of 2 courses per semester with a maximum of 36 dual enrollment credits (12 credits).
  2. Franciscan University Admissions will review your application and admit you.
  3. Franciscan University staff will enroll you in the indicated courses. High school students are not able to enroll themselves. Franciscan University staff will communicate through email the confirmation of admittance and enrollment.

Contact

Mr. Thomas J. Costello

Program Manager for the Franciscan University High School Advantage Program

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 740-283-6230

Franciscan University High School Advantage Program Dual Enrollment Courses

Dual Enrollment Courses PDF

FALL 2025 Courses (Enrollment begins June 1 – Enrollment ends 1 week prior to the start of the Fall Semester):

  1. Financial Accounting – ACC 207
  2. Managerial Accounting – ACC 208
  3. Visual Arts and the Catholic Imagination – ART 150
  4. Survey of Biological Science – BIO 106
  5. Human Biology – BIO 110
  6. Introduction to Business – BUS 101
  7. Principles of Marketing – BUS 202
  8. Business Law – BUS 208
  9. Introduction to Mass Media – COM 121
  10. Catholic Worldview of Media – COM 123
  11. American Policing – CRJ 109
  12. Victim Rights and the Justice System – CRJ 201
  13. Principles of Economics – ECO 201
  14. Intro to the Exceptional Individual – EDU 112
  15. Foundations of Education – EDU 218
  16. English Composition – ENG 103
  17. Epic and the Person – ENG 210
  18. Lyric and Dramatic Voices – ENG 211
  19. Elementary French I – FRN 101
  20. Intermediate French I – FRN 201
  21. History of Civilization – HST 105
  22. History of United States I – HST 207
  23. Analytical Geometry and Calculus I – MTH 161
  24. Survey of Sacred and Religious Music – MUS 261
  25. Philosophy of the Human Person – PHL 113
  26. Metaphysics – PHL 211
  27. Foundations of Ethics – PHL 212
  28. Survey of Physical Science – PHY 105
  29. International Politics – POL 233
  30. General Psychology – PSY 105
  31. Psychology of Human Development I – PSY 206
  32. Introduction to Sociology – SOC 101
  33. Elementary Spanish I – SPN 101
  34. Elementary Spanish II – SPN 102
  35. Intermediate Spanish I – SPN 201
  36. Intermediate Spanish II – SPN 202
  37. Foundations of Catholicism – THE 101
  38. The Word of God: Scripture and Tradition – THE 110
  39. Christian Moral Principles – THE 115

 

Spring 2025/Potential 2026 Courses (Enrollment begins December 1 – Enrollment ends 1 week prior to the start of the Spring Semester):

  1. Financial Accounting – ACC 207
  2. Managerial Accounting – ACC 208
  3. Visual Arts and the Catholic Imagination – ART 150
  4. Survey of Biological Science – BIO 106
  5. Human Biology – BIO 110
  6. Introduction to Business – BUS 101
  7. Principles of Marketing – BUS 202
  8. Business Law – BUS 208
  9. Introduction to Mass Media – COM 121
  10. Catholic Worldview of Media – COM 123
  11. American Policing – CRJ 109
  12. Victim Rights and the Justice System – CRJ 201
  13. Principles of Economics – ECO 201
  14. Principles of Microeconomics – ECO 202
  15. Activities/Games/Drama for Young Children – EDU 215
  16. Freshman English I – ENG 103
  17. Epic and the Person – ENG 210
  18. Lyric and Dramatic Voices – ENG 211
  19. Elementary French II – FRN 102
  20. Intermediate French II – FRN 202
  21. History of Civilization I – HST 105
  22. History of Civilization II – HST 106
  23. History of the United States I – HST 207
  24. Applied Calculus – MTH 156
  25. Philosophy of the Human Person – PHL 113
  26. Metaphysics – PHL 211
  27. Foundations of Ethics – PHL 212
  28. Survey of Physical Science – PHY 105
  29. American National Government – POL 220
  30. General Psychology – PSY 105
  31. Psychology of Human Development I – PSY 206
  32. Introductory Sociology – SOC 101
  33. Marriage and Family – SOC 204
  34. Elementary Spanish I – SPN 101
  35. Elementary Spanish II – SPN 102
  36. Intermediate Spanish I – SPN 201
  37. Foundations of Catholicism – THE 101
  38. The Word of God: Scripture & Tradition–THE 110
  39. Christian Moral Principles – THE 115

 

Summer 2025 / Potential 2026 Courses (Enrollment begins December 1 – Enrollment ends 1 week prior to the start of the Summer Semester):

Summer I – May 13 – June 27

  1. Financial Accounting – ACC 207
  2. Visual Arts and Catholic Imagination – ART 150
  3. Iconography Art – ART 220
  4. Survey of Biological Science – BIO 106
  5. Human Biology – BIO 110
  6. Anatomy and Physiology I – BIO 133 w/lab
  7. Human Embryology – BIO 203
  8. Principles of Marketing – BUS 202
  9. American Policing – CRJ 109
  10. Principles of Economics – ECO 201
  11. Intro to Individuals w/ Disabilities – EDU 112
  12. Freshmen English I – ENG 103
  13. Epic and the Person – ENG 210
  14. Lyric and Dramatic Voices – ENG 211
  15. Elementary French I – FRN 101
  16. Intermediate French I – FRN 201
  17. History of Civilization – HST 105
  18. Introductory Studies in Latin I – LAT 103
  19. Intermediate Studies in Latin I – LAT 203
  20. Applied Calculus – MTH 156
  21. Analytic Geometry and Calculus I – MTH 161
  22. Philosophy of the Human Person – PHL 113
  23. Metaphysics – PHL 211
  24. Foundations of Ethics – PHL 212
  25. Survey of Physical Science – PHY 105
  26. General Psychology – PSY 105
  27. Elementary Spanish – SPN 101
  28. Intermediate Spanish – SPN 201
  29. Foundations of Catholicism – THE 101
  30. Word of God: Scripture and Tradition – THE 110
  31. Christian Moral Principles – THE 115

 

Summer II – June 30 – August 16

  1. Managerial Accounting – ACC 208
  2. Survey of Biological Science – BIO 106
  3. Human Biology – BIO 110
  4. Anatomy and Physiology II – BIO 134 w/lab
  5. Introduction to Business – BUS 101
  6. Energy Production & Society – CHM 105
  7. Victim Rights and Justice System – CRJ 201
  8. Principles of Microeconomics – ECO 202
  9. Freshman English I – ENG 103
  10. Epic and the Person – ENG 210
  11. Lyric and Dramatic Voices – ENG 211
  12. Elementary French II – FRN 102
  13. Intermediate FRN II – FRN 202
  14. History of Civilization – HST 105
  15. History of the United States – HST 207
  16. Introductory Studies in Latin II– LAT 104
  17. Intermediate Studies in Latin II – LAT 204
  18. Philosophy of the Human Person – PHL 113
  19. Metaphysics – PHL 211
  20. Foundations of Ethics – PHL 212
  21. Introduction to Sociology – SOC 101
  22. Elementary Spanish II – SPN 102
  23. Intermediate Spanish II – SPN 202
  24. Foundations of Catholicism – THE 101
  25. Word of God: Scripture &Tradition–THE 110
  26. Christian Moral Principles – THE 115

About Franciscan University

Franciscan University is one of the premier faithfully Catholic universities in the world. At Franciscan, every member of the community embraces the call to dynamic orthodoxy through education, evangelization, and sending forth joyful disciples. Students at Franciscan seize the opportunity to serve the Church and transform the world as they’re empowered to pursue their vocations through the power of the Holy Spirit.