HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELOR PORTAL
We would like to THANK all of the high school counselors and HS personnel for their continued support of
the CBC Dual Enrollment program. We hope that you find
this web page helpful to you as you assist your students throughout
the year. Click here if you have any questions over our Dual Enrollment Admission Process and forms.
- Course Requests: We ask that you inform us of your course requests one semester prior to requested term. The priority deadlines are as follows: Fall term - February & Spring/Summer term - October. Please keep in mind for specific courses created for your school, there must be a minimum of 15 students and maximum of 30 students before another section is created. Click the link for our Dual Enrollment Course Request Form.
- Potential Adjunct/CBC Faculty: Any high
school teacher interested in teaching a college dual enrollment/dual
credit courses at the high school campus please complete visit the CBC Human Resources webpage for the application process. Please click here for more information on this process.
NOTE: Any CBC adjunct faculty that
is also an employee of the high school will receive a $600 stipend per CBC course
section offered at the high school campus. This stipend will follow the pro-rated
schedule below:
- Dedicated Advising/Support Services:Coastal Bend College is committed to student success and ensuring that all students are on a pathway to success which means the students are being properly advised to enroll in core curriculum courses. Dual Enrollment course offerings are tailored to your school and will be focused on the needs of the students
for successful completion of high school requirements and 60 college of
college-credit hours (Associate of Art or Science degree). Each school has a Dual Enrollment Specialist assigned to their students who serve as their "dedicated advisor". We offer the following services: academic/career workshops, application workshops, student enrichment workshops (stress/time management, career readiness, test-taking skills, etc.), orientation workshops (Blackboard/New Student Orientation), school college/career fairs, and much more.