Dual Credit (DC)
Embedded Files
What is Dual Credit?
Dual credit is a program that allows high school students to enroll in college courses and earn both high school and college credit simultaneously. These courses are typically offered through partnerships between high schools and local colleges or universities.
How Does Dual Credit Work?
How Does Dual Credit Work?
Students take college-level courses while still in high school.
Courses may be offered on the high school campus, online, or at the college.
Upon successful completion, students earn both high school and college credit, which may transfer to universities after graduation.
Benefits of Dual Credit:
Benefits of Dual Credit:
Save Money: College courses taken in high school are often more affordable than traditional college tuition.
Get Ahead: Students can complete college credits early, reducing the time needed to earn a degree.
Experience College-Level Work: Helps students transition smoothly to college academics.
Boost College Applications: Demonstrates academic readiness and a commitment to higher education.
Dual credit is a great opportunity for students to jump-start their college journey while still in high school! For more information, contact your counselor.
Page updated
Report abuse