3 Academic Tracks

Track 1: High School Classes

Students take standard high school classes required in Texas to earn a high school diploma.

• Yes- they can also take some dual credit classes without committing to Track 2

Track 2: Dual Credit Program

Rigorous Dual Credit Program. Students take high school classes and 3-4 college classes per semester.

Track 3: AP/Dual Credit Program

Most rigorous Academic Program. Students take a combination of AP and Dual Credit courses.

Track 1: High School Classes

• Complete all requirements to earn a Texas Distinguished High School Diploma

• Earn some college credits and get ahead by approximately 1.5 semesters in college

Track 2: Dual Credit Program

• Complete all requirements to earn a Texas Distinguished High School Diploma

• Earn enough college credits to put you ahead by 2 years in college

Track 3: AP/Dual Credit Program

• Complete all requirements to earn a Texas Distinguished High School Diploma

• Earn enough college credits to put you ahead by 1.5-2 years in college

• Better chance that credits will transfer to out-of-state universities

• Higher chance of being ranked in the Top 25% of the class (which helps with college admissions and scholarships)

• Quality of learning is highest in this track

Track 1: High School Classes

• Students unsure of their career choice

• Want to take some college classes but not to commit to the rigorous Dual Credit Program

• Have a heavy schedule after school or commitment that takes the majority of their time

• For students focused on getting their Texas Distinguished High School Diploma

Track 2: Dual Credit Program

• Plan to attend a Texas Public University

• Want to save time and money by completing 2 years of college, alongside their high school diploma

• Have a pretty clear direction of which major/career choice they want

• Are very responsible and have good study habits. College grades are PERMANENTLY on your College record!

Track 3: AP/Dual Credit Program

• Have potential to rank in the Top 25% of the class (which helps with college admissions and scholarships)

• Interested in the quality of learning

• There's a chance you may go out-of-state or internationally for university

• Have a pretty clear direction of which major/career choice they want

• Are very responsible and have good study habits. College grades are PERMANENTLY on your College record!