FAQs About 1818

Please disregard the "pending" step in the system. As long as your student has enrolled in all the appropriate classes and completed their application, no further action is required at this time.

Yes, as long as the registration window is still open. Simply log back into your DualEnroll account, navigate to courses, and add the course to your list.

Log into your DualEnroll account and “abandon” the incorrect course. Then, be sure to add the correct course. This only works if the registration window is still open. If the course shows as complete please contact 1818@slu.edu.

Exceptions to the registration deadline are extremely limited. SLU 1818 prohibits retroactive registration as a matter of policy.

In rare circumstances, students may request an exception if the university prevented them from registering or if a verifiable error was made by the student's high school.

Requests will not be approved for reasons such as forgetting to register, missing emails or failing to complete required steps by the deadline. If you believe you qualify for one of these rare exceptions, contact your high school's 1818 coordinator immediately.

Requests submitted after the semester in which registration should have occurred has concluded may require review and approval through SLU's Academic Records Review Committee before any exception can be considered.

The program is designed for academically advanced high school students.

• Juniors and seniors: Students must have a minimum cumulative weighted GPA of 3.0.
• Sophomores: Students must have a minimum weighted GPA of 3.5 and be enrolled in an eligible sequenced course in computer science, mathematics, or world languages.

Review the 1818 registration page for additional eligibility details.

After the high school coordinator updates the student's GPA the parent/guardians listed on the student's DualEnroll account will receive an email and/or text from noreply@dualenroll.com.

You will receive a notification each time your parent or guardian is sent an email to sign the consent form. Once the form is signed, you can see that the step is complete under Status in your DualEnroll account.

Contact the 1818 Program Office at 1818@slu.edu so we can confirm that the parent or guardian’s email address is correct and resend the consent email.

Log in to your DualEnroll account and go to Profile. You can add or delete parent or guardian email addresses there.

Visit SLU DualEnroll and select "Forgot your username or password?" A reset link will be emailed to you.

Contact SLU Information Technology Services at 314-977-4000 for help resetting your mySLU password. The 1818 office cannot assist with mySLU password resets.

Contact the 1818 Program Office at 1818@slu.edu for assistance.

Your mySLU account information is emailed approximately two weeks after registration closes. The email comes from 1818@slu.edu. If you cannot find it, search your inbox for your mySLU account information.

You may have used a different email address when you created your account. Contact the 1818 program office at 1818@slu.edu so we can check which email address is associated with your account.

mySLU password-reset emails are sent to your SLU email address. Contact SLU Information Technology Services at 314-977-4000 for assistance.

Your account may be locked, your password may have expired, or your username or password may be incorrect. Contact SLU Information Technology Services at 314-977-4000 for assistance.

SLU 1818 courses cost $85 per credit hour or $255 for a typical three-credit-hour course, a significant discount on college tuition.

Tuition is due at the end of the semester in which you register. Payment deadlines are typically:

• Fall and full-year courses: Dec. 1.
• Spring courses: May 1.

Check the 1818 Academic Calendar for the payment deadline for your term.

Visit the 1818 Tuition and Payments page for payment options and instructions.

Log in to your SLU Bill Pay account to view your balance.

Allow at least 24 hours for your payment to be processed.

Tuition invoices are emailed to the student and each parent or guardian listed in the student’s DualEnroll account. They are sent by SLU’s Student Financial Services department from stdaccts@slu.edu, typically around the 11th day of each month.

There are no late fees. However, students with an unpaid balance will not be able to register for additional terms or courses.

1098-T forms are mailed by SLU’s servicer, ECSI, at the end of January. If you have not received your form, log in to SLU Bill Pay using your email address.

Please wait until the registration period has ended before making a payment.

Billing statements are emailed to the student and the parents or guardians listed in the student’s DualEnroll account at the end of the registration period. A statement can be generated only after all application steps are complete, including the final step: verification of the student’s enrollment by their high school.

Yes. SLU provides need-based scholarships to its partner high schools. Each high school’s 1818 coordinator determines how these scholarships are allocated. Contact your coordinator directly for scholarship information.

Information about additional scholarship opportunities for Missouri students is available on the 1818 Tuition and Payments page.

Yes. You can make payments in installments up to the payment deadline. When making a payment, enter the amount you would like to pay.

Order an official transcript through the SLU transcript request page. There is a small fee for an official electronic transcript. You will need your Social Security number or your SLU-issued student Banner ID to place an order.

You can view your unofficial transcript through your mySLU account:

1. Log in to your mySLU student account.
2. Search for and select Banner Self-Service - Student App.
3. Select Unofficial Academic Transcript.
4. Select All Levels under Transcript Level and Banner Self-Service under Transcript Type.

For help setting up your mySLU account or viewing your unofficial transcript, contact the student help desk at 314-977-4000.

You can also order an official transcript and have it sent to yourself. This process takes only a few minutes and requires a small fee.

When you order a SLU transcript, you receive a receipt with a transaction ID. Share that ID with your college to help it locate your transcript.

If you cannot find your emailed receipt, contact the 1818 Program Office at 314-977-1818.

Contact the 1818 Program Office at 1818@slu.edu or 314-977-1818 for assistance. Some full-year courses appear on your transcript only once, under the fall term.

Order an official SLU transcript and have it sent directly to your college or university. There is a small fee for an official electronic transcript. You will need your SLU-issued student Banner ID or Social Security number.

Use the following guidance when completing the request form:

• Are you a current student? Select No.
• When were you a student? Enter the first and last years in which you took 1818 courses. A rough estimate is acceptable.
• Contact information: Enter your information as the student.
• University information: If an email address is required, provide a valid email address for the receiving university. Do not enter your own email address in this section, or the transcript will be sent to you instead.

High school seniors should wait until June 15 to order their transcripts to allow time for all grades to be entered.

No. You do not have to attend Saint Louis University to use your 1818 credit. These credits are widely accepted at colleges and universities nationwide.

Each college or university has its own policies for accepting credit and applying it toward a degree. These policies may change from year to year and may apply differently to individual students. In most cases, institutions accept courses that align with their own offerings and in which the student earned a grade of C or higher.

Research transferability using these resources:

• Transferology: This free site requires an account. Enter your SLU 1818 courses to see how they may transfer to participating institutions.
• Institution websites: Search for the institution’s transfer equivalency or transfer credit policies to learn how specific courses may transfer.
• The institution’s admission office: Contact the office directly to ask how dual-credit courses may transfer.

Advanced Placement (AP): AP courses are administered by College Board. College credit is based on the score earned on the comprehensive AP exam at the end of the course and the receiving institution’s AP credit policy.

SLU 1818: Dual credit is awarded based on the grade earned throughout the semester or full-year course. The grade earned in the high school course is recorded on your official Saint Louis University transcript.

Consult your high school’s 1818 coordinator or college counselor to learn which courses may be most valuable to you.

We recommend you keep a copy of each course's syllabus. If you have misplaced yours, contact your high school teacher for another copy.

If your teacher cannot provide a copy, contact the SLU 1818 Program Office at 1818@slu.edu to request one.

1818 students have access to academic support resources available to full-time students, including academic advising, tutoring, disability accommodations, and writing support. Visit the 1818 Program Resources page to learn about available services and how to access them.

SLU requests your Social Security number (SSN) to maintain student records and meet federal and state reporting requirements. This includes reporting tuition information to the IRS and preparing your Form 1098-T (Tuition Statement).

An SSN is also generally required when applying for federal financial aid.

Students who do not have an SSN can still register for 1818 courses. If you have an SSN but do not remember it when registering, you can add it later.

Your Banner ID is a unique nine-digit student identification number assigned by SLU. To find it:

1. Log in to your DualEnroll account.
2. Go to Profile.
3. Select Academics in the right-hand menu.
4. Find your Banner ID under College Student Number.

Log in to your DualEnroll account to update your personal information, including your email address.

Yes. Drop deadlines are listed on the 1818 Academic Calendar. Courses dropped before the deadline are removed from your official SLU transcript and incur no fees.

You can withdraw from a course through DualEnroll during the withdrawal period. A W will appear on your transcript, and you will not receive a refund. If you have not paid for the course, you are still responsible for paying the tuition.

SLU uses the terms drop and withdraw rather than cancel. The options depend on when you make the request:

• Before the drop deadline: You can drop the course without penalty.
• After the drop deadline and before the withdrawal deadline: You can withdraw and receive a W instead of a grade on your transcript. You are still responsible for any balance due.
• After the withdrawal deadline: The grade you earn in the course will appear on your official SLU transcript.