Nonpublic Dual Enrollment

Description

Nonpublic Dual Enrollment provides funding for nonpublic high school students to complete up to 10 eligible college courses between 9th grade and 12th grade. The MiLEAP - Office of Higher Education administers the Nonpublic Dual Enrollment payments and works closely with the Michigan Department of Education for program administration and requirements.

Eligibility

Program Award Information

Nonpublic Dual Enrollment funds may be used for eligible charges, which include:

• Tuition
  • In-district Tuition if attending a Michigan community college
• Mandatory fees
• Materials fees (including books)
• Registration fees

If a student does not successfully complete a course, the student must repay the Office of Higher Education for eligible charges paid on the student’s behalf that are not refunded by the postsecondary institution.

Participating Institutions

Michigan public degree-granting community college, public university; or Michigan private or independent, degree-granting non-profit institution.

Program Limits

Program eligibility ends when a student has:

• Completed high school; or
• Completed ten college courses; or
• Received DE funds in four past academic years.

Limited to approved and available funding.

Participating Institutions

Students are allowed up to the following number of billable courses per year and not more than 10 courses overall:

Program eligibility ends when a student:

•        Completes high school; or
•        Completes 10 college courses; or
•        Receives Nonpublic Dual Enrollment funds in 4 academic years.