TALK TO YOUR HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELOR
or CONTACT US!
Is Howard E. Ivester Early College a fit for YOU?
ALL scholars requesting admissions MUST ...
1. Submit your online Howard E. Ivester Early College (IEC) application
2. Complete application process for college they wish to attend
at the Howard E. Ivester Early College campus (see below for details)
3. Gain admissions to both IEC and partnering college
4. See detailed admission requirements (below) and steps for acceptance (at bottom of page) for each college
5. Submit your course requests to IEC once you are accepted
or CONTACT US!
Is Howard E. Ivester Early College a fit for YOU?
ALL scholars requesting admissions MUST ...
1. Submit your online Howard E. Ivester Early College (IEC) application
2. Complete application process for college they wish to attend
at the Howard E. Ivester Early College campus (see below for details)
3. Gain admissions to both IEC and partnering college
4. See detailed admission requirements (below) and steps for acceptance (at bottom of page) for each college
5. Submit your course requests to IEC once you are accepted
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Dual Enrollment classes count for credit towards student's high school graduation and transcript AND as part of the college transcript. Core Academic classes are on a 5.0 scale. All other classes are on 4.5 Honors scale. SEE THIS document for GA graduation requirements.
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SEE STEPS BELOW FOR HOW TO APPLY to Howard E. Ivester Early College &
UNG, Lanier Tech and/or Brenau University:
Lanier Technical College Testing Scores for Admissions:Students may use any of the following. Students wishing to take academics must test in the Degree areas.
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UNG*: For admissions, students must have an unweighted core academic HS GPA of 3.25 PLUS,
new SAT - 480 Math and 530 evidenced based reading / writing
AND minimum of 1050 combined of the two (one must be higher than minimum).
OR ACT: 20 Composite, 20 ENG or Reading, 18 Math
OR:
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, national SAT and ACT dates that were scheduled through June 2020 have been canceled. In response to this action, the University System of Georgia made the decision to allow USG institutions to grant admission to Dual Enrollment students based on alternative admissions standards, including the use of the PSAT to determine admissibility. Based on this new guidance, UNG has adopted the following admission requirements for Dual Enrollment students seeking admission for summer or fall 2020:
Accuplacer test scores for admissibility = 243 Reading, 4 Writeplacer, 266 Math (Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra, and Statistics test -QRAS). (UNG is currently working on a virtual Accuplacer test)
Brenau*: For admissions, students must have a HS GPA of 3.00 Plus,
SAT 540 rdg/writing
OR ACT 20 reading
OR NEW Accuplacer 243 reading and 243 sentence skills
For fall only: Students may gain admissions to Brenau with a HS GPA of 3.00 or greater.
*These scores and requirements are subject to change by the institution.
new SAT - 480 Math and 530 evidenced based reading / writing
AND minimum of 1050 combined of the two (one must be higher than minimum).
OR ACT: 20 Composite, 20 ENG or Reading, 18 Math
OR:
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, national SAT and ACT dates that were scheduled through June 2020 have been canceled. In response to this action, the University System of Georgia made the decision to allow USG institutions to grant admission to Dual Enrollment students based on alternative admissions standards, including the use of the PSAT to determine admissibility. Based on this new guidance, UNG has adopted the following admission requirements for Dual Enrollment students seeking admission for summer or fall 2020:
- GPA remains at 3.25 as calculated on completed RHSC.
- If SAT or ACT scores are available, utilize scores as usual to determine admissibility.
Accuplacer test scores for admissibility = 243 Reading, 4 Writeplacer, 266 Math (Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra, and Statistics test -QRAS). (UNG is currently working on a virtual Accuplacer test)
Brenau*: For admissions, students must have a HS GPA of 3.00 Plus,
SAT 540 rdg/writing
OR ACT 20 reading
OR NEW Accuplacer 243 reading and 243 sentence skills
For fall only: Students may gain admissions to Brenau with a HS GPA of 3.00 or greater.
*These scores and requirements are subject to change by the institution.
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During the school year, you may choose to subscribe to REMIND for announcements for prospective Howard E. Ivester Early College Students. If you have text messaging (standard texting rates of your plan apply) and wish to receive Early College application information, then please text to 81010 and put @ecinfo in the message and send.
You will be added to the Ivester Early College Messaging system to 'join' the conversation. You may also use your email to receive messages: HTTPS:www.remind.com/join/ecinfo Please call: 678-725-7026 for more information |
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DOCUMENTS YOU MAY NEED:
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IMMUNIZATION FORM is required for UNG students. See form and info below:
Send UNG completed immunization forms to: Fax 678-717-3966 or Email: immunizations@ung.edu for questions: 678-717-3965 | ||||||||
For test practice go to: testing support
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* Testing location for iACT for UNG Oakwood Campus is in College Square Testing Center, Suite 176 (next to Tractor Supply)
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* Testing location for iACT is also at the UNG Dahlonega Campus in the Stewart Center, room 203
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Note: Students completing any core academic curriculum course will receive credit for that course when transferring to another University System of Georgia Institution (See Articulation Document).
Out of state or private colleges most often take the credits, but you need to contact them directly to verify as state to state articulation agreements vary.
REMINDER: The college course credit becomes part of the student's high school and college transcript.
5.0 scale for core academic classes 4.5 Honors scale for all others
NOTE: The Hall County School District nor the Howard E. Ivester Early College representatives are liable for information regarding college credit acceptances to all post-secondary institutions. Each college/university major prescribes a specific program of coursework that DE courses may or may not meet. It is the responsibility of the scholar to check specific college entrance requirements and transfer-ability of coursework.
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