Dual Enrollment Programs Available at Ryle High School
Explore the various dual enrollment programs offered at Ryle High School, including partnerships with universities like Northern Kentucky University and the University of Kentucky. These programs allow students to earn college credits while still in high school, providing valuable academic opportunities and a head start on their higher education journey.
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Early College/ Dual Enrollment
Benefits of College Coursework Gives students the ability to take multiple college-level classes in the college setting while working towards their high school degree. Students who take part in the program save valuable time and money by completing multiple general education courses at the dual-credit tuition rate. Frees up the length of time in college for internships, additional majors, study abroad, and/or graduating early. Rigorous academic challenge similar to AP. o AP teaching to a test, more rigorous and teaches great preparation/study skills. No guarantee for college credit. o Dual-Credit College experience, guaranteed credit with passing grade, and a higher academic challenge than HS.
Dual Enrollment Some classes offered during course of school day on Ryle s campus. Limited communication from professors midterms from NKU. Students follow calendar of respective college if off campus. More flexibility of classes can take classes needed for your major. o Can go in the evenings, online or whatever accommodates your schedule.
Dual Enrollment at Ryle Northern Kentucky University Pathways to Financial Success: FLC 101 ( 1 semester, 1 credit) Rivals and Rituals: International Sport: SPB 200 (1 semester, 1 credit) Entrepreneurial Mindset: ENTP 201 (1 semester, 1 credit) Orientation: EDU 104 & Introduction to Education: EDU 201 (1 semester, 1 credit) Human Growth and Development: EDU 305 (1 semester, 1 credit) Campbellsville University College Algebra: MAT 111 (1 semester, 1 credit) Trigonometry & Analytical Geometry: MAT 112 (full year, 1 credit) Elementary Statistics: STA 130 (1 semester, 1 credit) Introduction to Chemistry with Lab: CHE 100/103 (full year, 1 credit) Introduction to Business: BUS 100 (1 semester, 1 credit) Thomas More University Literature, Writing and Research: ENG 150/Exploring Trending Titles: ENG 250 (full year, 2 credits)
University of Kentucky Next Gen Scholars Dual Credit Program Designed to meet the UK Core general education course requirements. Cohort model (students move through these period together) Collaboration between UK professor (virtual) and Ryle staff (on site). Classes held on Monday/Wednesday/Friday Tuesday/Thursday used for remediation or support
University of Kentucky Next Gen Scholars Dual Credit Program Entrance Requirements o 2.5 GPA and completion of 10thgrade Classes held on Monday/Wednesday/Friday. Tuesday/Thursday used for remediation or support. Fall classes include: o WRD 110: Composition and Communication I o TBD Spring classes: WRD 112: Composition and Communication II TBD
Early College Students experience the courses at Gateway s Boone County Campus in their first year along with students from Boone County s 3 other high schools. Transportation is provided. Courses are offered in the morning, leaving time to return to Ryle for elective such as PLTW, band or choir. Students follow Gateway s calendar for breaks and weather. Some support provided o Starfish system at Gateway to flag attendance/grade issues
Three Different Institutions NKU, TMU and Gateway: All three colleges come together to partner with the Boone County Schools. Courses are selected specifically for transferability and to be used as dual-credit. Due to the State of Kentucky's Gen Ed transferability policy, Gateway and NKU general education courses will fully transfer to any other KY state institution. All three institutions have their own admission processes. Students need to complete the process for each institution they wish to take classes from. Each institution enrolls students into their assigned courses. Questions regarding the courses should be addressed to the appropriate institution.
Entry Requirements: NKU TMU Gateway (Early College) (School-Based Scholars) (Dual Credit) ACT n/a n/a n/a GPA 3.0+ 3.0+ 3.0+ Status Junior or Senior To remain in courses C or better in each course C or better in each class 2.0 GPA in Gateway Courses
Courses being offered Fall 2025/Spring 2026 Institution Semesters Course Title Notes NKU Fall 2025 ANT 100 Global Inequalities NKU Spring 2026 PSY 100 Introduction to Psychology TMU Fall 2025 HIS 114 US History Part I TMU Spring 2026 HIS 115 US History Part II Ryle graduation requirement TMU Fall/Spring 2024 THR 125 Introduction to Theatre Gateway Fall 2026 ENG 101 College Writing I Gateway Fall 2025 MAT 150 College Algebra Prerequisite: Algebra 2 Gateway Fall 2026 MAT 151 Introduction to Statistics Gateway Spring 2026 ENG 102 College Writing II Prerequisite: ENG 101 Gateway Spring 2026 COM 181 Basic Public Speaking Gateway Spring 2026 STA 220 Applied Statistics Prerequisite: MAT 150 Gateway Spring 2026 STA 251 Applied Statistics Prerequisite: MAT 151 Gateway Spring 2026 CHE 120 Chemistry in Society Not intended for STEM careers Gateway Spring 2026 CHE 125 Chemistry Lab **Courses subject to change according to availability.**
How to get in NKU TMU Gateway Online Application (Found on college website) Yes Yes Yes Disclosure/Parent Signature Form Yes Yes Yes Application Fee No No No HS Transcript Yes Yes Yes ACT/Placement Scores No No Yes AP Scores If Applicable If Applicable If Applicable Other Official College Transcript(s) If Applicable If Applicable If Applicable
Associate Degrees For students that take all courses and have additional credit (AP, CLEP, dual credit), it may be a possibility for them to earn an Associate Degree. Gateway is a college that awards Associate of Arts and Associate of Science degrees. Any student who thinks they are on the path to earning this must meet with Chris Stout to have a degree audit completed. It takes a minimum of 60 college credit hours in specific areas to earn this degree. Questions about earning the AA or AS degree should contact Chris Stout. (chris.stout@kctcs.edu)
Cost of the Programs Tuition $95/credit hour $95/credit hour $95/credit hour Textbooks $75-125 Average $75-100 Average $50-$125 Average The above tuition amounts are for school year 2020/21. The 2020-2021 tuition will be announced in late spring or early summer. We generally see a slight increase from year to year. Kentucky currently offers a Dual-Credit Scholarship for a max of two classes per student during their high school career. Information on this program can be found on the KHEAA website and search dual-credit scholarship .
Important Information Registration into courses: The colleges will handle the registration into their courses. Students will be notified once they are enrolled. Orientation: There will be an orientation held in May to orient students to the program at the Gateway Boone Campus. Information will be sent to students who are enrolled in courses at a later date. Grades: Each college shares grades with the BCEC and high school staff. Academic Calendar: Since the program is held at the Gateway Boone Campus, the BCEC program follows the Gateway Academic Calendar. This includes fall, winter, spring breaks, and any additional closings. Inclement Weather: Students are to watch for Gateway delays or closings during inclement weather. Classes will be in session unless the college is closed.
Interested? Complete the Early College/Dual Enrollment Intent form during scheduling. Dr. Warford will work with you to complete next steps.
Your Contacts NKU Shelli Johnson: nkusbs@nku.edu TMU James Catchen: catchej@thomasmore.edu Gateway -- Chris Stout: chris.stout@kctcs.edu Ryle High School-- Jennifer Warford: Jennifer.Warford@boone.kyschools.us
