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MHS's Collin Dual Credit Advisor:
MHS's Collin Dual Credit Advisor:
Room C-100 COLLEGE CORNER (469)-302-3309
Room C-100 COLLEGE CORNER (469)-302-3309
Collin College allows students an opportunity to participate in college courses while still enrolled in high school. Dual credit courses are Level II weighted courses and students should expect course subject matter and workload at a college level. Collin College's official website. Dual Credit Courses are Transferable to Most Public Four-Year Colleges and Universities in Texas. *Students are responsible for determining if transfer institution will accept their dual credit courses* Transfer U Please meet with your house counselor or consult MISD's 2024-2025 Academic Planning Guide (APG) (p. 13-14) for additional information.
Collin College allows students an opportunity to participate in college courses while still enrolled in high school. Dual credit courses are Level II weighted courses and students should expect course subject matter and workload at a college level. Collin College's official website. Dual Credit Courses are Transferable to Most Public Four-Year Colleges and Universities in Texas. *Students are responsible for determining if transfer institution will accept their dual credit courses* Transfer U Please meet with your house counselor or consult MISD's 2024-2025 Academic Planning Guide (APG) (p. 13-14) for additional information.
The Following Courses are available for Dual Credit:
For students interested in completing Collin College General Education Core, the chart below is an example of possible course sequence.
For students interested in completing Collin College General Education Core, the chart below is an example of possible course sequence.
Collin Tech Campus (Allen) Course Offerings
Collin Tech Campus (Allen) Course Offerings
PLEASE COMPLETE THIS GOOGLE FORM IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN TAKING ANY OF THESE PROGRAMS FOR THE 25-26 SCHOOL YEAR:
Students that participate in this cohort program are expected to make a commitment to take at least two courses at the technical campus each semester of BOTH the junior and senior year of high school.
After high school graduation, students will have the opportunity to complete an Associates of Applied Science within one additional year of study.
Courses will be offered in the following high-demand career fields:
Biomedical Equipment Technology
Industrial Automation
Electronic Engineering Technology
Computer-Aided Drafting and Design (CADD)
Construction Management
Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC)
Welding Technology
Computer Networking
IT Security
Automotive Service Technician
Collision Repair
Real Estate
Culinary Arts
Note to Seniors: While this program is designed to be taken during the junior and senior year of high school, it is possible to apply as a senior and complete the first year of the program prior to graduation. Students in this scenario would complete any remaining hours towards certifications or degrees after graduation.
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