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Get a Head Start in College

UNO’s Dual Enrollment program allows academically talented students to earn college credit while still in high school.

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Select a topic below to learn more:
Purpose of Dual Enrollment Coursework Available
Requirements for Enrollment Opportunities for Enrolled Students

Purpose of Dual Enrollment

  • Enrichment of high school courses to benefit the students who want to earn college credit
  • Give those students who are advanced in their coursework the opportunity to get a head start on their college career
  • Fulfills three hours of a core curriculum requirement within Social and Behavioral Sciences for UNO undergraduate coursework, which is necessary for all majors
  • Make the transition between high school and college easier
Questions: Justine Fiscus Psychology main page UNO Dual Enrollment

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Coursework Available

Introduction to Psychology 1010

Introduction to Psychology 1010 is an introductory course which surveys the majority of fields within psychology; subsequent courses build upon this introductory level of knowledge and approach the topics in greater depth. This course is also a prerequisite for all other psychology courses.

Course Description:

(Dual Enrollment/AP Psychology) is an exploration of the basic theories and principles of psychology. In particular, the behavior and mental processes of humans and animals are scientifically studied. The general domains of psychology covered by the Dual Enrollment/AP course include:

  • Scientific methods
  • Biological basis of behavior
  • Sensation
  • Perception
  • Development
  • Motivation
  • States of consciousness
  • Individual differences
  • Thinking
  • Health
  • Learning
  • Memory
  • Personality
  • Abnormal
  • Social psychology

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Requirements for Enrollment and Credit of the Course

  • GPA = 3.0 or above
  • Passing grade in approved Dual Enrollment class (C- or above)

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Opportunities for Enrolled Students

  • Tour the psychology research facilities
  • Visit college classes on UNO's campus
  • Discuss with professors about topics within psychology of particular interest to you
  • Learn about possible careers and graduate programs
  • Fulfill a course within the social sciences requirements for much less money
  • Experience a college level course in the relative comfort of high school
  • Meet college professors and students

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