Dual Credit

Ingleside is proud to be able to offer Dual Credit courses, meaning a student can take a class that counts for both high school and college credit for the same course. These courses are designed to assist students in obtaining college credit by successfully taking the actual college course; therefore, the courses are very rigorous. Students who wish to take Dual Credit (college and HS credit) coursework can anticipate college-level expectations. One should be prepared to accept challenging content. Student taking Dual Credit coursework are also required to meet all college eligibility criteria before being able to take a course. Student must qualify for acceptance by completing testing, registration and application requirements by the college deadlines.

Dual Credit course work may transfer to other colleges as per the individual university's policies. Students should research how the receiving college or university will recognize their Dual Credit courses.

Should a student choose to withdraw from a Dual Credit course, the student will have to formally withdraw from the college and may lose fees paid. The student must follow all college deadlines. If a student drops a Dual Credit course prior to the completion of the course, they are only withdrawn from the college course enrollment. The high school enrollment continues with the transfer of grades to a regular, unweighted, course for course completion. Grades previously earned will be transferred to the regular class, without weighted value. This policy includes all Dual Credit Classes.

If the course is only offered on the Del Mar College campus, the student is responsible for transportation to and from the college.

Be aware that the College's curriculum offered to special needs student will not be modified.

DUAL CREDIT AVAILABLE AT IHS

IHS Course Name College Course Name/No. TSI Levels req.

College Algebra MATH 1314 FALL R3 E1 M3

Elementary Statistics MATH 1342 SPRING R3 E1 M3

English ENGL 1301 FALL/1302 SPRING R2 E3 M0

General Psychology PSYC 2301 F or S R3 E3 M1

Government Federal GOVT 2305 SPRING R3 E3 M1

Government Texas GOVT 2306 FALL R3 E3 M1

Hist. of Rock & Roll MUSI 1106 F or S R3 E3 M1

Humanities HUMA 1301 F or S R3 E3 M1

Intro to Sociology SOCI 1301 F or S R3 E3 M1

Macroeconomics ECON 2301 SPRING R3 E3 M2

Medical Terminology HPRS 1106 F or S R2 E2 M2

Music Appreciation MUSI 1306 F or S R3 E3 M1

Philosophy PHIL 2306 FALL R3 E3 M0

Speech SPCH 1315 F or S R3 E3 M1

US History HIST 1301 FALL/1302 SPRING R3 E3 M1