Year-round opportunities to discover your potential
When you enroll in a course at Winthrop University as a high school student, you’ll
be taking actual college courses taught by professors who are renowned in their fields,
and you’ll learn alongside current college students. Choose from courses not offered
in high school to discover new ideas, or major or career possibilities. We offer more
than 100 courses within our 43 undergraduate majors. You can choose to learn online
or in-person.
Dual Enrollment course registration at Winthrop is completely web-based. As a Dual
Enrollment student, you are responsible for creating your class schedule and registering
for courses. It’s a lot of information—we get it. If you need help, ask a Dual Enrollment
team member! That’s why we’re here.
Complete the course interest survey. Once you receive confirmation from the Dual Enrollment Office that the courses in
which you are interested are approved, follow the steps below to register.
Check your status and view potential holds. Log into Wingspan and click on Registration under the Self Service 9x - NEW menu in the upper right-hand corner.
Then you should select Prepare for Registration and the term. This will show your Student Status, your Academic Status, and your
Earned Hours. You can also view here whether you have any holds that prevent registration
and whether your advising is complete. If your advising is complete, the day and time
of your registration time assignment also will be listed here.
NEW! Use the Planner (PDF - 320KB) to schedule your courses ahead of time and register at your appointed time with a
click of a button.
Log in to Wingspan. Click on the Student tab at the top of the page. Under the Student tab, click on
Registration. Then select Registration.
Search for courses by selecting Register for Classes. You can click on Advanced Search
for more search options.
In the Search Results, click on the course title to view additional information including
course notes, restrictions, co-requisites and prerequisites.
Click Add at the far right to add the course to the Schedule and Summary panels. Click
Submit in the bottom right hand panel to finalize course registration. In the Summary
panel, the course will then be listed as registered or you may get an error here.
Hover over the error for more information.
If you would like to drop a class from your schedule, go to the Summary panel and
select Drop via Web in the Action column and submit. The course will show as Deleted.
Then Submit again to remove the course from the panel.
Click the Panels button in the lower-left hand corner to show or hide the lower panels.
If a course has a Part of Term other than 1, the course does not run the full semester.
Click on the Title and then select Instructor/Meeting Times to view the start and
end dates.
If you need to register for two courses that are co-requisites, you will need to add both classes to the Summary panel at the same time. Once both classes are in the Summary panel, click Submit. If you try to submit with
only one of the corequisites in the Summary panel, you will get an error.
If you would like to search for a class that meets a specific general education requirement,
select the requirement from the Attributes field in the Advanced Search.
If you already know the five-digit CRNs for your classes, go to Register for Classes then select the Enter CRNs tab at the
top. Enter the CRN in the box, clicking +Add Additional CRN to add additional classes.
Then click Add to Summary Panel. Once all your courses are in the Summary panel, click
Submit to register for them.
Overrides for pre-requisite, co-requisite, and restriction errors, as well as courses
that are full, are handled by the academic departments. Use the Course Override Form for more information on how to request an override. You can view any overrides you
have been given in the Registration module under Prepare for Registration.
Check out our Waitlisting website to learn more about the waitlist option available.
Review Your Schedule
Click on the Schedule and Options tab after you've registered.
Each panel shows a different version of the student schedule:
The Summary panel is a condensed version that has each course and its information on one line.
The Schedule panel shows a planner view, so you can see how your schedule is arranged throughout
the week.
Schedule Details shows more information about each course. Click on the Course Title in any panel
to view more information about the course.
Dual Enrollment students who are graduating from high school will no longer be eligible
for Dual Enrollment.
Click here for request your Winthrop University Transcript. Click here to learn more about the options for requesting a transcript.
Registration Reminders
Dual Enrollment students may register for up to 10 credits for fall, spring, and summer
semesters.
Students typically take 2 classes (6 credit hours) per semester.
As a dual enrollment student, you are responsible for creating your class schedule,
submitting the course interest form and once approved, registering via Wingspan.
After orientation, meet with a Dual Enrollment team member for academic planning,
submitting AP/IB/AICE credit, and questions about course prerequisites.
Always share your Dual Enrollment schedule with your school counselor and parent/guardian.
How Much Does it Cost?
In-State South Carolina High School Students
$495 for 4 credit hours
$990 for 5-8 credit hours
$1,495 for 9-10 credit hours
Purchasing textbooks, parking pass, and lab fees are the student's responsibility.
Out-of-State High School Students
$545 for 4 credit hours
$1,090 for 5-8 credit hours
$1,635 for 9-10 credit hours
Purchasing textbooks, parking pass, and lab fees are the student's responsibility.
