Courses offered beginning in March include Principals of Aquaculture (3 cr), Oceanography (4 cr), and Introduction to Emergency Management (3 cr).  There is no cost to students except the purchase of the text book. To qualify for dual enrollment, students must have greater than a 3.0 high school GPA (on a 4.0 scale), submit current transcripts, and be endorsed by their guidance counselor or school principal and parent/guardian. 

The first evening of classes will begin with an academic orientation seminar at the MMA campus and include all participating students, instructors, the campus registrar, and representatives from the MMA Admissions team. This seminar will explain and clarify expectations of college level course work, expected out-of-class time commitments for homework, readings and assignments, on campus library resources, and consequences should a student not successfully meet those expectations. A walking tour of campus focusing on the newly constructed ABS Information Commons (library) and tutoring center, Learning Resource Center (LRC), Academic Resource Center (ARC), and Writing Resource Center (WRC) will be highlighted.

last updated 3-1-13 by deaton@maritime.edu