Program: Dual Enrollment Students - Fort Lewis College

Apr 04, 2025

2019 - 2020 Catalog of Courses

Congratulations on accepting the challenge of taking college-level courses before graduating from high school. We honor your commitment to advancing your education.

Step 1: Apply

Application Deadlines

Discuss dual enrollment with your guidance counselor. You must meet the criteria established by your high school and receive approval prior to applying for admission.
Complete the free dual enrollment application.

Applications are processed on a rolling basis. Applicants are typically notified within 2 weeks of receipt of a complete application.

Fall semester
Application deadline: August 1

Spring semester
Application deadline: January 4

Tuition & Fees

Dual/Concurrent Student Tuition and Fees

Contact information

For questions about dual enrollment please contact:

Dual Enrollment Specialist
Teresa Castanon Fry
970-247-6731
concurrent@fortlewis.edu

Step 2: After you are admitted

Make a registration appointment
To sign up for classes you’ll need to talk with the Dual Enrollment Specialist.

Classes are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Advising appointments may be virtual or over the phone.
- Click here to schedule your registration appointment.

Fall semester applicants
Schedule appointments beginning April 26 - Continuing Dual Students
Schedule appointments beginning May 3 - New Dual Students

Step 3: Dual Enrollment Checklist

Dual Enrollment Checklist

Step 4: Activate your FLC account

You must set up your FLC account. To activate your account:

Go to https://apps.fortlewis.edu/it/account
Enter your first name, last name, birth date, and student ID number or social security number
Access your unique username and set your password
Access your accounts
Go to theFort and click on Sign In on the top right corner
Enter your username and password

Fall 2021 (Online Courses)

Online: Courses offered via the internet using Canvas 100% of course activity is done online with no required on-campus meetings. Online courses may include optional synchronous online meetings or assignments.

ANTH 210 - Introduction to Sociocultural Anthropology Credits: 3
BA 223 - Introduction to Data Analysis Credits: 3
BA 260 - Business Law and Ethics Credits: 3
BIO 125 - Conservation Biology Credits: 3
BL 101 - Music & Borderlands: Beginning Spanish Credits: 3
COMP 100 - Rhetoric and Research Studio Credits: 1
COMP 150 - Rhetoric and Research Credits: 3
COMP 250 - Academic Inquiry and Writing Credits: 3
COMP 252 - Professional and Technical Writing Credits: 3
ENVS 100 - Introduction to Environmental Studies Credits: 3
ES 150 - Sociology of Sport Credits: 3
GEOL 170 - Earth Shock Credits: 3
HIST 261 - Western Civilization II Credits: 3
HIST 280 - U.S. History to 1877 Credits: 3
MATH 105 - College Mathematics Credits: 3
MATH 132 - Introduction to Statistics Credits: 3
MU 101 - The Musical Experience Credits: 3
MU 102 - Blues/Jazz/Rock Credits: 3
PHIL 141 - Introduction to Philosophy Credits: 3
PS 101 - Introduction to Political Science Credits: 3
PS 232 - Global Environmental Politics Credits: 3
PSYC 233 - Personality Credits: 3
SOC 100 - Introduction to Sociology Credits: 3
THEA 101 - Introduction to Theatre Credits: 3

Fall 2021 (Live Online Courses)

Live Online: Faculty and Students meet synchronously via Zoom for all instructional hours; no in-person classroom meetings. Students must be prepared to meet online during all scheduled classroom times. Live Online courses hold most classes via Zoom, but can also include some alternative synchronous and asynchronous online course activity.