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Dual Enrollment students planning to transfer to a four-year college or university in the state of Alabama are encouraged to consult Alabama Transfers for courses within a certain major. Students can complete the Alabama Transfers Guide and follow the prompts to receive a transfer guide for their major.
NOTE: Course selection will ultimately be derived from a process that begins with discussions between the parent, student, and High School Counselor.
Academic Transfer
- ART 100 (Art Appreciation)
- BIO 103 and BIO 104 (Fundamentals of Biology)
- CHM 111 and CHM 112 (Fundamentals of Chemistry)
- CIS 146 (Computer Applications)
- ENG 101 and ENG 102 (English Composition)
- Must have a qualifying ACT score of 18 or higher on the English subscore or qualifying Accuplacer score
- HIS 101 and HIS 102 (Western Civilization)
- HIS 201 and HIS 202 (United States History)
- MTH 112 (Precalculus/Algebra), MTH 113 (Precalculus/Trigonometry), MTH 125 (Calculus I)
- Must have a qualifying ACT score of 22 or higher on the math subscore or Accuplacer score for Math 112
- MUS 101 (Music Appreciation)
- PSY 200 and PSY 210 (Psychology or Human Growth and Development)
- SPH 106 or SPH 107 (Oral Communication or Public Speaking)
- Agriculture – Horticulture – Fruit and Vegetable Track
- After completing two years of specific coursework at Wallace that meets Auburn’s preliminary requirements, students will be eligible to transfer into Auburn’s Bachelor of Science program in Agriculture.
- Agriculture – Horticulture – Nursery & Greenhouse and Landscape Tracks
- After completing two years of specific coursework at Wallace that meets Auburn’s preliminary requirements, students will be eligible to transfer into Auburn’s Bachelor of Science program in Agriculture.
- Court Reporting Technology
- Academic prerequisite courses only for competitive admission after high school graduation.
- General Studies Short Certificate Guided Pathway
- For elective options, please refer to the college catalog.
*Internet courses require proctored assessments. The number of proctored assessments vary by course.
A 2.5 unweighted High School GPA is mandatory for academic courses (Some school districts require a 3.0 GPA for academic dual enrollment)
An 18 or higher on the English portion of the ACT is required for enrollment in English 101.
Students planning to take a math course with an ACT mathematics score of 18 or higher are exempted from the Accuplacer placement test. Placement of these students will be evaluated using the following criteria:
- Math 100 (Intermediate College Algebra) requires an ACT math sub-score 18-21
- Math 110 (Finite Mathematics) or Math 112 (Pre-calculus with Algebra) requires an ACT math sub-score of at least 22
- Math 113 (Pre-calculus with Trig) requires an ACT math sub-score 23-24
- Math 125 Calculus I is requires an ACT math sub-score 25 or higher
*A qualifying ACT score is required to place into MTH 113 and MTH 125. Students may not place into these classes by taking the Accuplacer.
NOTE: Students are responsible for sending ACT results to Wallace Community College for English and Math placement consideration. If submitting an ACT score, an official score report is NOT required. A screenshot from a computer (not a smart phone) is acceptable, but the student’s first and last name must be shown.
For an easy tip on getting the entire name to show on the screen shot (especially helpful with longer names) check out the ACT Screenshot Tutorial.
If a student does not have an ACT score, the student may take the Accuplacer for placement consideration. Information about the Accuplacer can be found on our website or by contacting testing services.
Career-Technical
- Air Conditioning/Refrigeration Technology (both campuses) – (Funded)
- Automotive Technology (Wallace Campus) – (Funded)
- Child Development (both campuses) – (Funded)
- Computer and Information Sciences (both campuses) – (Funded)
- (CIS 146 is not covered under Workforce. It is an Academic course.)
- Criminal Justice (both campuses) – (Funded)
- Electrical Technology (Wallace Campus) – (Funded)
- EMS Basic (both campuses) – (Funded)
- Engineering Graphics (Wallace campus) – (Funded)
- Industrial Systems Technology (both campuses) – (Funded)
- Masonry (Sparks Campus) – (Funded)
- Medical Assisting (both campuses) – (Funded)
- Office Administration (both campuses) – (Funded)
- Welding Technology (both campuses) – (Funded)
*Internet courses require proctored assessments. The number of proctored assessments vary by course.
A minimum 2.5 unweighted High School GPA (including EMS and Medical Assisting) is required.
Workforce Development Scholarship Funds may be available for High-Demand/High-Wage career technical areas (strictly based on funding). Current scholarship consideration is for above funded courses only.
Health Science
Complete core prerequisites needed for competitive entry into the following programs:
*BIO 103 is a prerequisite.
♦Please see ADN Admission Information for complete details on competitive admission requirements after high school graduation.
*BIO 103 is a prerequisite.
♦Please see RAD Admission Information for complete details on competitive admission requirements after high school graduation.
*BIO 103 is a prerequisite.
♦Please see RSP Admission Information for complete details on competitive admission requirements after high school graduation.
A 2.5 unweighted High School GPA is mandatory for academic courses. All Health Science core prerequisite courses are academic courses. (Some school districts require a 3.0 GPA for academic dual enrollment)
*Restrictions regarding program entrance requirements and courses exist within dual enrollment.