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CADE provides a unique opportunity for Deaf, DeafBlind, DeafDisabled, and Hard of Hearing students to begin their college education while still in high school, with no financial burden. Students have the potential to earn up to 12-13 credits from Gallaudet University, and they must receive a grade of C or higher to receive college credit.
Our dual credit courses are taught by experienced high school instructors who have gone through training, in collaboration with Gallaudet faculty. These courses also allow students to interact with college faculty, improve course placements, and minimize the time and costs needed to complete general education and major/minor studies. This is an exciting chance for students to jumpstart their academic careers and prepare for their future.
Communicate with your High School Teachers and Principal
Determine your eligibility
Eligibility Requirements
Ask your academic counselor or transition specialist to schedule you under the High School teacher teaching the dual credit course.
Your High School Teacher assigned for the dual credit course will register you before the semester begins.
When registered, CADE students will receive a Gallaudet University student ID number.
Your ID number:
Talk to your High School Principal about your interest in earning college credit in high school!
Submit a request
Fill out this Form
We’ll be in touch!
The manager of Gallaudet University’s Charge Ahead Dual Enrollment will be in touch with you.
Communicate with your principal and academic counselor or transition specialist.
Determine which course and section number you want to take.
Determine your eligibility.
Collect your most recent high school transcript
Review your eligibility requirements
Submit your application.
First time applicants can submit their application here.
Apply Here
Apply as an Undergraduate
Under ‘Program’, select Special
Under ‘Student Type”, select Dual Enrollment
Returning applicants – click the white LOG IN button
Confirm course registration.
To confirm your course registration, you will receive an email notification from the Registrar’s Office. If you did not get one, contact the CADE manager to follow up on this.
Please do not contact the Registrar’s Office.
The Registration for the following semesters are:
Before the course begins, we encourage you to visit the Welcome Center on campus at Gallaudet University to learn where your classroom will be and the best way to get there. This is to avoid being late to your first day of class on campus!
A transcript is an official record of the grades and credits earned from Gallaudet University. Registered CADE students may request official and unofficial transcripts. When CADE students become Gallaudet University students after high school, their courses, grades, and credits will already be on their Gallaudet...
Students wishing to take advantage of Dual Enrollment opportunities must have their eligibility screened by their academic counselor and be scheduled to take these dual credit courses. Deaf, DeafBlind, DeafDisabled, or Hard of Hearing Junior or Senior in High School; exceptions given in special circumstances...
Dual Credit courses will be taught at high school campuses by trained high school teachers, in collaboration with Gallaudet University faculty. Both the CADE Instructor and Faculty Liaison will be the ones awarding course grades and school credits. Students should expect a higher level of...