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Juniors and Seniors:
Juniors and Seniors:
Get a "Jump Start" on your future by taking college classes while still in high school (also known as Dual Enrollment).
Get a "Jump Start" on your future by taking college classes while still in high school (also known as Dual Enrollment).
Why should you consider Dual Enrollment?
Why should you consider Dual Enrollment?
- Earn college credits while still in high school
- Experience college classes while still in high school
- Ease your transition from high school into college
- Shorten the time to achieve your college degree*
- Earn credits toward college graduation requirements*
- Transfer credits to other institutions*
*It is the responsibility of the individual student to check with their post-secondary school of choice to find out if course credits will count in his/her selected program at that university/college.
*It is the responsibility of the individual student to check with their post-secondary school of choice to find out if course credits will count in his/her selected program at that university/college.
Eligibility to participate varies per College. Make an appointment with your
Eligibility to participate varies per College. Make an appointment with your
School Counselor to discuss options and to pick up an application.
School Counselor to discuss options and to pick up an application.
Dual Enrollment Credit Transfer Tool
Dual Enrollment Credit Transfer Tool
The Pennsylvania Department of Education announced major upgrades to CollegeTransfer.pa.gov, an online platform that clearly explains how college credits transfer among participating Pennsylvania colleges and universities. The College Transfer website allows students, parents, and counselors to easily access answers about how college credits will transfer across participating colleges and universities - formally known as the Pennsylvania Transfer Articulation Center (PA TRAC), the redesigned website serves as a one-stop show for credit transfer information. Students can now enter their completed coursework - from community college degrees to AP or dual enrollment credits, or career and technical programs such as Welding Technology - and immediately see how schools across the state will accept those credits.
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