Dual Enrollment

• EN 1113 - Introduction to University Writing
• EN 1313 - University Writing*
• CO 1003 - Introduction to Communications
• MA 1113 - College Algebra*
• MA 1123 - Trigonometry*
• MA 1314 - Calculus I*
• MA 2314 - Calculus II*
• MA 2183 -  Elementary Statistics*
• CM 1013 - Introduction to Chemistry
• BY 1003 - Foundations of Biology 
• BY 2213 - Introductory Human Anatomy and Physiology
• PH1013 - Fundamentals of Physics
• BI 1073 - The Story of Jesus
• BI 1083 - The Story of the Church
• BI 1093 - The Story of Israel
• EN 2113 - Survey of English Literature I*
• EN 2133 - Survey of American Literature I*
• HN 2503 - World Literature I*
• HI 2213 - History of the United States
• HI 2223 -History of the United States II
• HI 1113 - Foundations of Western Civilization to 1600
• HI 1123 - Foundations of Western Civilization Since 1600
• HI 1013 - World Civilization I
• HI 1023 - World Civilization II
• PL 1003 - Introduction to Philosophy
• PO 1013 - Introduction to Politics
• PS 1113 - Introduction to Psychology
• SO 1123 - Introduction to Sociology
• EC 2413 - Principles of Microeconomics
• EC 2403 - Principles of Macroeconomics

* Indicates courses requiring a prerequisite. For a list of prerequisites, please view the catalog.

• Introduction to Accounting
• College Algebra
• Economics
• Principles of Business
• Story of the Church
• Introduction to Psychology
• Public Administration and Society

Through Lipscomb University's participation in the ​Dual Enrollment Grant Program offered through the State of Tennessee​, taking a dual enrollment course while a student at a Tennessee high school is likely tuition-free, provided that students qualify and complete the necessary grant paperwork on time, and meet all eligibility requirements.

Students are allowed to take up to two courses per semester during their junior and senior years. To correctly complete the application, students MUST select Lipscomb University as the “institution granting credit”—not the school they plan to attend once they graduate high school. If applicants fill out and submit the grant application incorrectly, they will NOT receive any grant funding. Students should only apply for the Dual Enrollment Grant once each academic year. 

The dual enrollment student is also responsible for submitting the dual enrollment grant application by the state­-mandated deadline (Sept. 15 for the fall semester or Feb. 1 for the spring semester). 

For the 2024-2025 school year, this grant pays $582.75 toward classes one through five. It then pays $100 per credit hour for courses 6 through 10. A minimum GPA of 2.0 is necessary to keep the TN Dual Enrollment Grant.

Dual Enrollment Grant - Eligibility Requirements

To be eligible for the dual enrollment grant, students must complete the following steps during the application process:

• List their social security number on their application
• Submit their transcripts from any universities where they have taken dual enrollment previously, if applicable

Students must also maintain a university 2.75 GPA to continue to be eligible for the dual enrollment grant. Students who are not eligible to receive the grant money are responsible for payment in full of all charges incurred by participation in the dual enrollment program.

For more information about dual enrollment grant requirements, see below. 

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Connect with our Dual Enrollment Coordinator to talk through your next steps in transitioning from a dual enrollment student to a first-time freshman at Lipscomb.

Lipscomb faculty teach all dual enrollment courses. All faculty are required to have a graduate degree and a minimum of 18 units of coursework in their respective area of expertise.

In an effort to ensure transferability to other institutions, Lipscomb’s dual enrollment program only offers courses that we are confident will transfer elsewhere.

We do not recommend dual enrollment students take more than two dual enrollment courses per semester as part of the dual enrollment program. The Dual Enrollment Grant will cover no more than 10 dual enrollment courses during high school.

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There is currently no financial assistance available for dual enrollment students outside of the Dual Enrollment Grant Program for Tennessee residents.