About
The College Exposure-Dual Enrollment Program has afforded hundreds of academically driven students an alternative learning style since 1975. Specifically, the program fills an academic void by offering rising District of Columbia Public High Schools’ seniors the opportunity to maintain their high school status while enrolled part-time or full-time at a participating university. As well as making a college adjustment, many seniors are advanced college freshmen by the time they graduate.
Program Goals
- To offer a more flexible educational continuum as an alternative to the traditional pattern of an eight through twelve grade curriculum
- To provide high school students who have an accelerated mastery of competencies by the junior year to enroll in first-year college-level courses
- To raise academic austerity and student motivation via exposure to collegiate rigor, expectations, and mechanics
How to Apply
Applications are available in your school counselor’s office during the spring of your Junior year.
Class Curriculum includes:
- SOCI 129: Revolution & Society
- SOCI 127: Sociology & Cult: Drake
- INAF 104: Beginners Swahili I
- CHEM 024: Chem of Human Body
- INAF 269: What Really Happened Camps
- MATH 221: Combinatorics
- AFAM 101: Intro to African American Studies
- TPST 120: Acting 1
- PHIL 166: Feminist Philosophy
- GOVT 060: International Relations
- ECON 003: Principles of Econ: Macro/Micro
- HIST 170: History of Russia
- CPLT 090: Gateway: Intro to Comp Lit