Christian College Prep & Dual Enrollment | Trinity Prep
Explore college preparation through Christian education and dual enrollment at Trinity Prep in Loganville, GA. Learn about eligibility and schedule a campus tour.
Preparing Students for College Through Christian Education and Dual Enrollment
Build an Academic Foundation With Purpose
Preparing for college involves more than completing applications. It means learning to take responsibility, ask thoughtful questions, seek help, and make decisions about the future.
At Trinity Prep School, our mission is to provide spiritual and academic training that enables students to pursue God’s purpose for their lives. Our educational philosophy emphasizes self-motivation, teacher guidance, peer assistance, and parent support.
For qualified juniors and seniors, dual enrollment offers an additional opportunity: pursuing advanced studies while earning both high school and college credit through our partnership with Truett-McConnell University.
Families in Loganville, Grayson, Snellville, Monroe, and surrounding communities are invited to explore how Christian education and advanced coursework could fit their student’s goals.
Christian Education That Connects Learning and Purpose
A student’s college plans involve important questions: What do I want to study? How will I use my abilities? What values will guide my choices?
Trinity Prep’s mission connects academic preparation with spiritual development. We believe learning should take place in a faith-filled, nurturing environment where students experience acceptance and mutual respect, ask questions, and take appropriate academic risks.
Our philosophy also calls for skilled, caring teachers who set clear, reasonable expectations and challenge students to reach their potential.
When exploring the school, ask how those commitments appear in your teenager’s prospective classes. Discuss expectations for assignments, participation, independent work, and communication when a student needs help.
What Is Dual Enrollment?
At Trinity Prep, dual enrollment allows qualified juniors and seniors to pursue approved coursework that provides both high school and college credit. Courses are offered through the school’s partnership with Truett-McConnell University, and Trinity Prep has approved faculty to proctor certain university courses.
This creates an opportunity to include college-level study within a student’s high school experience. It is not automatic placement: students must meet eligibility requirements, receive university acceptance, and obtain course approval from Trinity Prep’s Dual Enrollment Coordinator.
How It Fits Into a High School Plan
Before selecting a course, ask how it applies to your student’s graduation requirements and future academic interests.
Useful questions include:
- Which courses are currently available?
- What prerequisites apply?
- How would a course fit into the student’s schedule?
- Which high school requirement would it satisfy?
- What responsibilities would the student take on?
- How would progress and concerns be communicated?
The right plan should reflect both academic readiness and a clear understanding of the commitment.
Who Can Participate?
Trinity Prep’s published dual enrollment requirements include:
- Junior or senior standing at Trinity Prep.
- A minimum 3.0 GPA.
- A minimum B grade in previous or prerequisite courses.
- An entrance test.
- Acceptance through Truett-McConnell University’s Dual Enrollment Office.
All courses must also be approved by Trinity Prep’s Dual Enrollment Coordinator. Confirm current requirements, accepted entrance tests, deadlines, and available courses before applying.
Meeting the listed academic thresholds is a starting point for the conversation—not a guarantee of acceptance into every course.
What About Freshmen and Sophomores?
Trinity Prep’s published program is for qualified juniors and seniors. Younger students can use their planning conversations to ask about future eligibility, prerequisites, and preparation for later participation.
Early exploration can help a family identify questions without assuming immediate access to college-level coursework.
Consider Readiness Alongside Eligibility
Academic eligibility and personal readiness are related, but they are not the same question.
Before committing, discuss whether your student is prepared to:
- Track assignments and deadlines.
- Read course instructions carefully.
- Ask for clarification when needed.
- Manage coursework alongside other responsibilities.
- Use the required technology.
- Communicate concerns promptly.
Ask the coordinator about actual course expectations rather than assuming a college course will follow the same routines as a high school class.
A student who needs more preparation can still use the conversation to identify practical next steps.
Understand Technology and Course Arrangements
Students taking online courses must provide their own appropriate technology device on campus. Trinity Prep specifies a laptop or tablet that meets the operating-system requirements of the university course; a phone does not qualify.
Before enrollment, confirm:
- Device and software requirements.
- How and where coursework is completed.
- Any scheduled class or proctoring times.
- Technical-support procedures.
- Expectations for communication with university instructors.
- Any materials or access codes required.
Clarifying these details helps your family understand the full commitment before the course begins.
Ask About Funding and Family Costs
Trinity Prep states that its dual enrollment courses are funded through the State of Georgia and require approval through the Georgia Student Finance Commission.
Families should confirm the current funding rules and any expenses that remain their responsibility. Do not assume that state funding means every possible cost is covered.
Ask about:
- Student and course funding eligibility.
- Required applications and deadlines.
- Any applicable funding limits.
- Books, materials, technology, or other charges.
- Financial consequences of withdrawing from a course.
Request current information for the term in which your student intends to participate.
Verify How College Credit Will Transfer
Trinity Prep describes its university coursework as coming through an accredited program and notes transfer opportunities through the TAG agreement.
Even so, do not assume that every completed course will satisfy a particular requirement at every future college.
Before choosing courses, ask the receiving institution:
- Will this specific course be accepted?
- Will it count toward a major, a general education requirement, or elective credit?
- Is a minimum grade required?
- What official documentation must be submitted?
Transfer acceptance and degree applicability are separate questions. Confirm both when evaluating a course’s usefulness for your student’s intended path.
Make Planning a Family Conversation
College preparation works best when the student participates actively.
Encourage your teenager to explain their interests, identify questions, and discuss concerns about advanced coursework. Parents can help review financial details, scheduling, and practical arrangements while keeping the student involved in decisions.
Trinity Prep’s learning philosophy recognizes the roles of student motivation, teacher direction, peer assistance, and parent support. That cooperative approach provides a foundation for conversations about academic goals and responsibilities.
For prospective families, request information about current high school openings, graduation planning, tuition, and admissions before making enrollment arrangements.
Visit Trinity Prep School in Loganville
Trinity Prep School is located at:
2213 Commerce Drive
Loganville, GA 30052
Phone: (770) 466-0057
Email: info@trinityprep.net
Our campus is in Loganville—not Grayson, Snellville, or Monroe. Families visiting from surrounding communities should use the Commerce Drive address and consider how attendance would fit their daily routine.
Bring your questions about Christian education, high school planning, and dual enrollment. Learn more about Dual Enrollment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the benefit of dual enrollment at Trinity Prep?
Approved courses allow eligible students to earn high school and college credit while pursuing advanced studies through Truett-McConnell University. Whether a particular course fits your student’s goals should be reviewed with the coordinator.
Who is eligible?
The requirements include junior or senior standing, a minimum 3.0 GPA, at least a B in previous or prerequisite courses, an entrance test, university acceptance, and coordinator approval. Confirm current details before applying.
Are dual enrollment courses funded?
Trinity Prep states that courses are funded through the State of Georgia and require Georgia Student Finance Commission approval. Ask about current eligibility, coverage, and any remaining family expenses.
Will every college accept the credits?
Do not assume universal acceptance. Trinity Prep identifies transfer opportunities, but families should confirm course acceptance and degree applicability with each intended receiving institution.
How can we learn more?
Call (770) 466-0057 or email info@trinityprep.net. Share your student’s grade, intended enrollment year, and interests so the team can discuss relevant requirements and next steps.
Prepare for the Future With Faith and Direction
Explore an education that connects academic learning with Christian purpose—and, for eligible students, opportunities for college-level study.
Contact Trinity Prep School to discuss your teenager’s goals and arrange a visit to our Loganville campus.