Connect with your high school counselor or homeschool administrator to discuss your interest in dual enrollment at Luther Rice. Then, complete the online Luther Rice application:

Apply Now to Luther Rice Dual Enrollment - APPLY NOW!

Semester Start Dates:

• Fall Semester – September 1st (15-week term) and October 20th (8-week term)

• Spring Semester – January 19th (15-week term) and March 9th (8-week term)
  (If you’re applying after these dates, please contact admissions@lutherrice.edu to discuss your options.)

Send an official transcript from your high school (and any colleges you’ve attended, if applicable) to the Luther Rice Admissions Office.

Email: admissions@lutherrice.edu
Mailing Address:
Luther Rice College & Seminary
Admissions Office

3038 Evans Mill Rd, Lithonia, GA 30038

Once accepted, you'll receive a welcome email with instructions on setting up your Luther Rice student account and email, plus guidance on course registration.

If you’re a Georgia student seeking state-funded dual enrollment, you’ll need to complete the GA Futures funding application:

TO APPLY - Visit GAFutures.org

If you plan to self-pay for courses, contact us directly at admissions@lutherrice.edu to discuss tuition rates and payment options.

Your high school counselor or homeschool administrator will submit your course selections through the GA Futures portal.

AVAILABLE COURSES FOR DUAL ENROLLMENT

Dual Enrollment Course Guide (COMING SOON)

Connect with your homeschool counselor or homeschool administrator to discuss your interest in dual enrollment at Luther Rice. Then, complete the online Luther Rice application:

Apply Now to Luther Rice Dual Enrollment - APPLY NOW!

Semester Start Dates:

• Fall Semester – September 1st (15-week term) and October 20th (8-week term)

• Spring Semester – January 19th (15-week term) and March 9th (8-week term)
  (If you’re applying after these dates, please contact admissions@lutherrice.edu to discuss your options.)

Send an official transcript from your homeschool (and any colleges you’ve attended, if applicable) to the Luther Rice Admissions Office. If you need assistance regarding homeschool transcripts, contact Admissions@lutherrice.edu for assistance. 

Email: admissions@lutherrice.edu
Mailing Address:
Luther Rice College & Seminary
Admissions Office

3038 Evans Mill Rd, Lithonia, GA 30038

Once accepted, you'll receive a welcome email with instructions on setting up your Luther Rice student account and email, plus guidance on course registration.

Before applying, your homeschool administrator must first register as an Education Professional on GA Futures. See this guide for step-by-step instructions. If you are a Georgia student seeking state-funded dual enrollment, you’ll need to complete the GA Futures funding application:

TO APPLY - Visit GAFutures.org

If you plan to self-pay for courses, contact us directly at admissions@lutherrice.edu to discuss tuition rates and payment options.

Your high school counselor or homeschool administrator will submit your course selections through the GA Futures portal.

AVAILABLE COURSES FOR DUAL ENROLLMENT

Dual Enrollment Course Guide (COMING SOON)

In-State and Out-of-State DE tuition is $750.00 per course ($250/credit hr). Books will be covered in-state but are not covered out-of-state.

In-State (Georgia) students can apply for state-funded dual enrollment aid. These funds cover tuition, making dual enrollment courses essentially free. 

Absolutely! Luther Rice is accredited and eligible to admit high school students from all 50 States. You can apply, enroll in online courses, and earn college credit even if you're not a Georgia resident. 

However, Out-of-State students do not qualify for Georgia state DE funding. Instead, you will pay Luther Rice's listed price of $750.00 per course ($250/credit hr). Books will be covered in-state but are not covered out-of-state.

Luther Rice is committed to providing a student-friendly and supportive Dual Enrollment Program - one of the most accessible and seamless in the State of Georgia - while upholding rigorous academic standards and a strong Biblical foundation. 

Unlike many programs that lean secular or do not explicitly promote a biblical stance in their Dual Enrollment offerings, Luther Rice actively demonstrates its commitment to ensuring Christian students receive a quality education grounded in God’s Word, preparing them to make a lasting impact in both ministry and the marketplace.

Dual Enrollment courses at Luther Rice are offered 100% online in a flexible, asynchronous format. This means students are not required by Luther Rice to log in at specific times, but will follow a weekly schedule with regular deadlines and assignments. Courses can be completed from anywhere with internet access, making it easy to balance school, church, and extracurricular commitments.

Taught by qualified Luther Rice faculty, each course maintains high academic standards and is grounded in a strong biblical worldview, providing students with both convenience and Christ-centered instruction.

Yes, Dual Enrollment courses at Luther Rice do count for college credit after you graduate. These courses are taught by highly credentialed faculty and follow the same academic standards as traditional college courses. Upon successful completion, you’ll earn official college credit from Luther Rice College & Seminary. These credits can be applied toward a degree at Luther Rice or may be transferred to another college or university—though transfer acceptance is always up to the receiving institution. It's a great way to get ahead academically while building a biblical foundation for your future.

Luther Rice College & Seminary is accredited by SACSCOC, TRACS, and ABHE. 

Luther Rice College & Seminary is accredited by SACSCOC (Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges), TRACS (Association for Biblical Higher Education Commission on Accreditation), and ABHE (Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools).

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Luther Rice Dual Enrollment courses are academically rigorous and meet the same standards as our undergraduate college courses. Students can expect weekly assignments, readings, discussions, tests, writing assignments, and other assessments that encourage critical thinking and personal growth—all taught from a biblical worldview. While the courses are challenging, they are also designed to be supportive and manageable for motivated high school students. Our faculty and staff are committed to helping students succeed, making the experience both enriching and achievable.

Step 1: Complete the GAfutures Funding Application

• Go to gafutures.org and create a student account.

• Homeschool students: Your administrator must first register as an Education Professional.

• Complete the dual enrollment funding application for your intended term. (A new application is required each semester.)

Step 2: Sign the Parent/Student Participation Agreement

• After the application is submitted, your parent or guardian must electronically sign the Parent/Student Participation Agreement on GAfutures.

• This step is required before funding can be approved.

Step 3: Get Counselor Approval for Courses

• Your high school counselor or homeschool administrator will review your course selections in GAfutures.

• They must approve your courses using the state-approved Dual Enrollment Course Directory.

• Only approved courses are eligible for state funding.

Georgia Dual Enrollment funding covers up to 15 semester hours per term, with a total funding cap of 30 semester hours per academic year. This funding includes tuition, mandatory fees, and required textbooks for approved courses. Students can receive funding for up to three semesters or four quarters per academic year. Once the funding cap is reached, students may need to cover additional costs themselves or seek other funding options.

For the most current details, it’s best to check the GAfutures website.

Students in 11th or 12th grade are eligible to take approved Dual Enrollment courses.
10th graders may qualify if they have a qualifying SAT score of 1200 or an ACT score of 26.
9th graders are not eligible for Dual Enrollment.

Additionally, students must be under 22 years old on the first day of the college term to qualify for state funding.