Start Early. Finish Strong. Go West!

Dual Enrollment at the University of West Georgia lets high school students earn college credit early, graduate faster, and reduce the cost of a degree. Take real UWG classes, learn from university faculty, and experience campus life while still in high school. Build confidence, stay ahead academically, and transition seamlessly into college.
Start early. Finish strong. Go West!
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"Starting at the University of West Georgia through Dual Enrollment gave me a head start on my Marketing degree and helped my family save money with free college classes. As a high school student, I earned college credit early while being a part of campus life at UWG. By graduation, I felt confident, connected, and fully prepared to continue my college journey West."
- Madison J., current UWG student
Benefits that matter to families and students
This pathway is about more than credits. It's about confidence, preparation, and community.
For Parents & Supporters
Confidence, Safety, and Readiness
- A structured, supportive transition into college-level expectations
- Students build habits that increase success in college and career
- Clear communication and guidance for families throughout the experience
- A pathway that can reduce total college costs and time to graduation
For Students
Belonging, Friendships, and a Real UWG Experience
- Earn real college credit while you're still in high school
- Meet people, build friendships, and feel like a UWG student
- Get connected to campus life, events, and student resources
- Gain confidence by learning how college works - before you're full-time
Two smart ways to use the head start
Dual Enrollment can support multiple student goals - from graduating sooner to investing extra time in career-building.
Option A: Finish in 3 years
Use earned credits to shorten time to degree and start your career earlier.
- Lower total cost of attendance
- Earn income earlier
- Accelerate entry into graduate school or workforce
Option B: Take 4 years - Invest the time
Keep a four-year experience while using flexibility for career advantage.
- Add internships, research, or leadership roles
- Study abroad or pursue a minor/second major
- Build a stronger resume before graduation


