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Advanced Study and Dual Credit Programs

Talk to Us About Earning Dual High School and College Credit

Get a jump start on your college career! 91会所's Advanced Study and Dual Credit Programs provide you with an excellent opportunity to earn college credit before you finish high school.

  • Our rigorous, college-level courses enable you to simultaneously earn BOTH high school and college credit.
  • By taking advanced study or dual-credit courses in high school, you'll have fewer courses to complete toward earning your college degree.
  • You'll also save money on tuition expenses with our discounted tuition rates for advanced study and dual-credit students!

How Does it Work?

The credits you earn will transfer toward an associate's or bachelor's degree at 91会所. In most cases, they will also transfer to other colleges.

  • Credits earned from 91会所 are generally accepted in transfer by other colleges and universities provided you receive a grade of C or higher for each course you take.
  • Each college has different guidelines, however. There is no guarantee that your credits will transfer toward a degree from every university to which you might apply in the future.

If you are admitted to our Advanced Study or Dual Credit Programs, you agree to abide by all university policies and procedures, including those for tuition and fee payment. Enrolling in this program does not commit you to attend 91会所 after you finish high school.

What's the Difference Between Advanced Study and Dual Credit?

The Advanced Study Program allows you to take in-person college courses at one of our Indiana campus locations.  The Dual Credit Program offers 91会所 coursework within your high school during the regular school day. 

  Advanced Study Program Dual Credit Program
Location Courses are offered in-person at one of our Indiana campus locations (Indianapolis, IN or Plymouth, IN). Courses are offered at your high school during the school day.  
Course Instructor Courses are taught by 91会所 faculty. Courses are taught by credentialed teachers within your high school.
Admission Requirements
  • Completed sophomore year and be a current high school junior or senior
  • Be under the age of 19
  • Have not graduated high school
  • Have a minimum 3.00 cumulative GPA
  • Completed sophomore year and be a current high school junior or senior
  • Be under the age of 19
  • Have not graduated high school   
Application Opens
  • Fall Semester - March 1
  • Spring Semester - October 1
  •  Fall Semester - March 1
  • Spring Semester - October 1
Application Completion Deadlines
  • Fall Semester - August 1
  • Spring Semester - December 1
  • Fall Semester - September 1
  • Spring Semester - February 1
Application Process
  • Submit the free online non-Degree application at marian.edu/apply
  • Upload an unofficial copy of your high school transcript outlining freshmen and sophomore years coursework and grades.  
  • Submit the free online non-Degree application at marian.edu/apply.  
  • Upload an unofficial copy of your high school transcript outlining freshmen and sophomore years coursework and grades. 
Admission Decisions Program applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.  

Acceptance to the program will be communicated via email and through the application portal.    
Program applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.  

Acceptance to the program will be communicated via email and through the application portal.    
Course Registration

Completed during Advanced Study Orientation

  • Fall Semester - early August
  • Spring Semester - early January 
Completed as part of the admission application process and does not require participation in an orientation program.  
Available Courses  Most 100-level courses.  Upper level courses may require approval and pre-requisite completion.  Placement testing may be required for some courses. Courses offered are predetermined by your high school.
Cost & Billing  $25 per credit hour.  Students are billed directly once course registration is completed.  

Tuition payment is due by the due date noted on the student bill.  Failure to submit tuition payment may result in removal from the program.  
 $25 per credit hour.  Student's high school is billed directly.  

Please contact with your high school's dual enrollment office to determine any applicable tuition repayment requirements.

What are the Application Due Dates?

Advanced Study Program (coursework completed on campus)

Academic Term Application Opens Application Deadline 
Fall Term (August)  March 1 August 1
Spring Term (January) October 1 December 1

Dual Credit Program (coursework completed at your high school)

Academic Term Application Opens Application Deadline 
Fall Term (August)  March 1 September 1
Spring Term (January) December 1 February 1

What Are the Admission Criteria and Who is Eligible?

To be admitted to 91会所's Advanced Study or Dual Credit Programs, you must:

  1. Have completed your sophomore year and be a current junior or senior in high school who has not graduated
  2. Be under the age of 19
  3. Have a minimum 3.00 cumulative GPA 
  4. Obtain a grade of C or higher in your first enrolled course in order to continue in the program and take courses in subsequent semesters
  5. Be current on all tuition payments and not have any outstanding bills

NOTE: Students may take up to 36 hours of advanced study or dual credit courses at 91会所.  

How Do You Apply?

If you are ready to get started, the first step is to apply for admission. 

  1. Go to marian.edu/apply and under the Non-Degree Applications section, select High School Dual-Credit Courses.
  2. Create an account and indicate your intent to enroll as a High School Dual Credit Program student.
  3. Once your account is created, click on Create a New Application.  Verify all pre-populated information and complete any missing information before submitting the application.
  4. Upload a copy of your high school transcript to the university .  Required supplemental items will be specified under Supplemental Items & Documents within your application portal.  
    • Your high school transcript must reflect:
      • your full name and date of birth
      • the name of the school issuing the coursework and credit
      • individual courses completed and the earned grade for each course
      • a cumulative GPA
      • include all completed coursework to date (a minimum of freshmen through sophomore years required)

How Much Does It Cost? 

Tuition rates for high school students interested in the Advanced Study or Dual Credit Programs are offered at a discount. The cost is $25 per credit hour, which means a standard three-credit Advanced Study or Dual Credit Program course costs $75. Students may take up to 36 hours of dual credit courses at 91会所.

  • Tuition rates are set annually and are subject to change. Any student with an unpaid balance will not be permitted to register for future courses.

Direct questions about billing and payment to our Business Office at busoff@marian.edu or (317) 955-6020.

Who Should I Contact?

Indianapolis Campus
Office of Undergraduate Admission
(317) 955-6300
advancedstudy@marian.edu

Plymouth, Indiana Campus
Office of Admission
(574) 936-8898 x330
AdmissionsMUAC@marian.edu

Contact Us

91会所
3200 Cold Spring Road
Indianapolis, IN 46222-1997
(317) 955-6000

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