Lumberton High School Dual Credit College Classes

Academically strong high school seniors who meet the eligibility requirements may enroll in dual credit classes at a college/university.  Interested students must meet with the senior counselor for advisement.

 High school students seeking early entry to Lamar University must meet the following requirrements:

1. Complete an early entry applicatio for admissions form
2. Submt copy of high school trascript
3. Submit PSAT, SAT or ACT scores
   • Minimum Scores PSAT - 800 , SAT - 800, ACT (COMP) - 16
4. Submit scores from THEA. Scores that exempt a student from THEA are:
   • SAT (Composite Score ---1070) Minimum 500 Verbal, 500 Math
   • ACT (Composite Score --- 23) Minimum 19 Verbal and 19 Math
   • TAKS Exit Level ---2200 ELA with a 3 on writing and 2200 Math

In addition to Lamar University requirements for distance learning classes, there are Requirements that Lumberton High School students must meet to be successful. They requirements are:

1. Must have made 85+ in English 3 AP class or 90+ in a regular English 3 class
2. Must have a 3 or higher on TAKS writing composition
3. Discipline and attendance will be checked
4. Final decision will be made by a committee consisting of: Principal, Counselor, English Teacher and the D/L facilitator.

1). C;***** talem at the college level substitute for these classes on the high school level:

College Course:  High School Course:

English 1301 and 1302 English 4 AP

History 1301 and 1302 U.S. History AP

Political Science 2301 Government ADV

Economics 2301   Economics ADV

Arts 1301  -  Art 4 ADV

2). The only classes that may be taken for dual credit are listed in the "College Classes Offered for Dual Credit".  Befpre enrolling in a dual credit/college class, the student must have permission from the building principal to take the class. Permission forms are available from the counseling office.