Dual Achievement Funding
The Dual Achievement Program offers its students both high school and college-level courses. There is no charge for high school, and college tuition is paid for by funding from a different program, Dual Enrollment.
The Dual Achievement Program is separate from Chatt Tech’s Dual Enrollment Program. However, both programs rely on the same funding source.
Steps to Apply for Dual Enrollment Funding
You will need to apply for Dual Enrollment funding once a year. You will need to create an account with GAfutures.org and be approved by a parent/guardian, and your DAP counselor. You are filling out the application labeled “Dual Enrollment” (even though you are not in Dual Enrollment, the funding for that program also covers the Dual Achievement Program). Once on the website, follow these steps:
- Click on “Create an Account” at the top of the page
- Once your account is created, click on “Hope & State Aid Programs”, the first tab in the upper left of the homepage.
- Click on the first choice in blue: “State Aid Applications and Forms.”
- Click on “Dual Enrollment,” the second link in blue under “State Programs.”
- Click on the link in the left-hand column labeled “Application Procedure and Deadline.”
- Click on “Apply Now.”
- Complete and submit the application
- Forward the confirmation number indicating that the application has been successfully submitted to Huber@chattahoocheetech.edu.
Information about Dual Enrollment Funding for DAP students
- Max credit hours under Dual Enrollment Funding is 30 hours
- Max credit hours per semester is 15 hours
- You may not withdraw from college courses more than once without losing funding
- You may not receive funding to repeat or retake a course
Selective Service Requirements
*** Per Georgia state law, males enrolling in the Dual Achievement program must comply with federal Selective Service registration requirements. These requirements apply to males who were born on or after January 1, 1960 and are citizens, or eligible non-citizens who came to the United States prior to age 26. All Dual Achievement male students who turn 18 within a term must complete selective service registration prior to enrolling and registering for that term to be eligible for Dual Enrollment funding. ***
Estimated Startup Costs
Dual Achievement students do not pay for Books or fees, however certain programs require a tool or supply list which is an out-of-pocket expense. See below for estimated startup costs for kits and supplies for certain programs of study.
- Air Conditioning Technology Supply List
- Automotive Technology Supply List
- Carpentry Supply List
- Design and Media Production Supply List
- Diesel Technology Supply List
- Early Childhood Education Supply List
- Film and Video Production Supply List
- Welding and Joining Technology Supply List
HOPE Grant and HOPE Career Grant Bridge Funding
- The HOPE Grant and HOPE Career Grant Bridge Funding can be used to fund additional courses for dual achievement students after the student has exhausted their 30 dual enrollment funded hours.
- Students wishing to use the HOPE Grant/HOPE Career Grant must choose from a HOPE Career Grant programs at Chattahoochee Tech.
- Students who use the HOPE Grant/HOPE Career Grant must meet HOPE residency requirements.
- Any HOPE Career Grant or HOPE Grant hours used will count against HOPE and Zell Miller caps.
Contact Us
Dual Achievement Funding Contact:
Cydney Owens, DAP Data and Accountability Specialist 770-528-4916 (Funding questions/Selective Service)
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