Request for Dual Credit Online Course

Use this form to request an ASU instructor to teach an online course through the ASU Dual Credit program. The course will be delivered via the ASU Blackboard platform. Courses to be taught in person by a credentialed teacher on your high school campus use a different request form.

Course descriptions can be found in the University Catalog. Students enrolled in these courses must meet the listed prerequisite or the school must submit a prerequisite override request form, which will be considered on a case by case situation. Required prerequisites and other recommendations are also listed on the ASU Online Dual Credit Course Guide.

Certain courses are only offered once per academic year, which are listed below.

The school district must provide a proctor for the online course. Students should report to a classroom with an assigned proctor to ensure students are working on their online course. Students should not take this course outside of normal high school class time. The school district will not receive reimbursement for dual credit instruction.

Requests are not guaranteed and will be reviewed by ASU Academic Affairs to determine instructor availability.

All fields marked with asterisk (*) are required.

Course Offerings

Offered Fall AND Spring:
ARTS 1301 Introduction to Art
BUSI 2321 Money Management & Professional Readiness
COMM 1315 Public Speaking
ECON 2301 Principles of Macroeconomics
ENGL 2321 Introduction to British Literature
ENGL 2326 Introduction to American Literature
MATH 1314 College Algebra
MUSI 1306 Introduction to Music
POLS 2305 Federal Government
PSY 2301 General Psychology

Offered Fall only:
BIOL 1307/1107 Principles of Biology II (science majors)
BIOL 1308/1108 Human Biology (non-science majors)
ENGL 1301 English Composition
HIST 1301 U.S. History to 1865
HSP 2301/2101 Human Anatomy & Physiology I
MATH 1332 Introduction to Contemporary Math (for non-STEM majors)
PHYS 1303 Fundamentals of Astronomy

Spring only
BIOL 1306/1106 Principles of Biology I (science majors)
BIOL 1309/1109 Man and the Environment (non-science majors)
ENGL 1302 Writing Across the Curriculum
HIST 1302 U.S. History Since 1865
HSP 2302/2102 Human Anatomy & Physiology II
MATH 2412 Pre-Calculus
PHYS 1304 Astronomy of the Solar System
POLS 2306 Texas Government

Dual Credit Sophomore Literatures
ENGL 2321 and ENGL 2326 are the sophomore literature courses offered online as dual credit. Due to staffing limitations, some partners will be offered ENGL 2321 in fall, while others will be offered ENGL 2326. Courses will then be switched for spring. ENGL 2321 is not a prerequisite for ENGL 2326, so students will still be provided the same 6 credit hours upon completion of both courses. Course requests will be processed and updated in our system based on seat availability. Your school will be notified of the order of these courses available if requested.

Course Request Information

School

Name of Submitter

Email of submitter

Course Request:
Only the courses in the selection list are eligible to be taught via dual credit. Please note that certain courses are only offered once per academic year. Students enrolled in these courses must meet the listed prerequisite or the school must submit a prerequisite override request form to be considered.

Semester Course will be Offered:

Fall 2024Spring 2025

Fall ASU Course Requested

Spring ASU Course Requested

Course Title at the High School

This should be the name of course at the high school. (Example: English 3, Spanish 2).

Estimated Number of Students Needing the Course

We will use this to determine the number of sections needed. While this is only an estimate, please be as accurate as possible, as this impacts ASU hiring and major differences can cause section changes for students last minute. If needs change after submitting the request, please contact the Dual Credit office.

HSP 2301/2101 and 2302/2102 will not require students to purchase a textbook, but certain instrumentation/materials are required to be provided by the high school, such as blood pressure cuff, stethoscope, skeletal bones, dissection specimens (sheep heart and sheep brain).

I understand.

If the estimated number of students needing the course notably changes after submitting the request, I will update the ASU dual credit office via email with that change in a timely manner.

I agree.

I understand some courses have prerequisites and that students must meet those prerequisites to be enrolled in the applicable course. If students meet prerequisites through an institution other than ASU, proof of that will be required with a transcript or the high school submitting a prerequisite override request.

I understand.

I understand the school district must provide a proctor for the online course. Students should report to an assigned classroom with an assigned proctor to ensure students are working on their online course. Students should not take a dual credit course outside of normal high school time.

I understand the school district must provide a proctor.

I understand it is the school district's responsibility to ensure students have the appropriate required technology for each course (i.e. access to ASU email, Respondus Lockdown Browser on devices, access to external links to materials, etc.). School district technology departments should work with ASU instructors on technology needs.

I understand the school district must provide a proctor.

Contact Information