Most of our dual enrollment students are in our Distance Math program. Through a partnership with more than 90 Georgia high schools, students in this program can enjoy the challenge of a college class without leaving their high school.
Lectures are pre-recorded and available to students in a learning management system. Students are expected to view three lecture recordings each week, and instructors will teach live studio sessions twice a week, on Monday and Wednesday, from 8:25 to 9:15 AM.
Studio sessions will also be recorded for review or for students who do not attend live sessions. Students must take proctored tests 4 to 5 times per course on specific dates which are announced at the beginning of the semester.
Students who have completed AP Calculus BC may apply to take:
Math 1554 : Linear Algebra (Fall)
Math 2551: Multivariable Calculus (Spring)
Students who have completed Distance Math Year One may apply to take:
Math 3012: Applied Combinatorics (Fall)
Math 2552: Differential Equations (Spring)
The dual enrollment admission process is selective. Interested students should have a profile like students in the top quarter of Georgia Tech’s first-year class to be competitive.
Number of Spaces in Program: 580
Number of applications last year: 750
Pre-requisites: AP Calculus BC score of 4 or 5
Number of Spaces in Program: 80
Number of applications last year: 85
Pre-requisites: Distance Math Year One
Review Application Requirements
We invite you to view the recording of the annual Distance Math Prospective Student Meeting held virtually on April 24, 2024. This recording covers all topics related to the program, including:
Course Content
Technology
Participation requirements and expectations
Admission process and competition
State Funding program
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