Earn Early College Credit–
Take a Free Summer Class!

Humphreys University provides the opportunity for high school students in grades 11 and 12 to enroll in a college-level free summer class. This program allows eligible high school juniors and seniors to begin earning college credit while they are still in high school. High school students can begin transitioning their thinking from high school level to college level preparedness providing them with a strong foundation for academic success. If approved by your school, college courses may also apply towards high school credit – known as dual enrollment credit.

Ready to Apply? You’re just a few steps away!

Step 1: Submit Official High School Transcript

All high school junior and senior students interested in taking a free summer class must submit an official high school transcript.

Step 2: Complete Application

All students accepted to take a free summer class must complete a “Free Summer/Dual Enrollment Application”. The application fee will be waived.

Step 3: Take Placement Test

All students must take a placement test prior to enrollment. Humphreys University course catalog prerequisite requirements and placement test score guidelines are followed.

The test is administered in the library at Humphreys University and takes approximately 1.5 hours to complete. Below are the study guides:

Reading Study Guide

Writing Study Guide

Arithmetic Study Guide

When prepared, contact the Special Programs Coordinator to arrange your placement exam.

Step 4: Enroll In A Summer Class

All students make an appointment with the Special Programs Coordinator to enroll in a summer class. The high school student taking the free class cannot take any other Humphreys University classes at the same time.

Summer 2019 Free Summer Class Schedule

Step 5: Order Your Textbook

All students will be required to pay for their book. You may order your book online at our virtual bookstore https://humphreys.ecampus.com/ or through another source of your choosing.

Step 6: Attend Orientation

All students enrolled in a free summer class are encouraged to attend a brief new student orientation. The Special Programs Coordinator will notify you of the date and time.

Step 7: Attend Class

Once enrolled, it is the student’s responsibility to attend classes regularly. If a student stops attending the free class, he or she will automatically be withdrawn.

Step 8: Grades & Transcripts

Earned grades of “C” or better will be applicable to a Humphreys University degree. Transferability of credits from this class will depend on the receiving institution.

Students will be provided with one free official college transcript upon completion of the free class. Official transcripts may be requested at the Registrar’s Office or online at https://humphreys.populiweb.com/router/request_transcript.

The Benefits of Dual Enrollment

High school juniors and seniors can explore college-level work while still supported by a network of parents, teachers and friends.

• Dual Enrollment credits are college credits, so they transfer to your college or university after you graduate from high school.
• Dual Enrollment can mean Dual Credit. The college course, if approved by the high school, will count toward high school graduation requirements, as well.
• You have the option of graduating from college sooner, or even better, of decompressing your college schedule or adding electives you might otherwise not have had the opportunity to take.

Don’t miss out! Get a head start and take advantage of this unique opportunity to experience a college class while in high school.