Dual Enrollment 

What is Dual Enrollment?

This program serves to introduce students to college level coursework before they complete high school, applies college coursework to our schools graduation requirements, and enables students to graduate from high school with a jump-start on college. The program allows for two tuition free college courses for eligible Vermont high school students. Note that under this program the tuition is fully covered (unless grade requirement is not met). Students and their families are responsible for the cost of any fees and books/materials associated with the course. The Vermont State Dual Enrollment Program is a college level course that becomes part of the student’s transcript, regardless of where the class is taught. Dual enrollment credits will be considered and accepted by most state colleges as transfer credit. Core credit may be awarded also. These courses are offered during the school year as well as summer. 

Who is Eligible?

Students must be a Junior or Senior in order to take advantage of the Dual Enrollment voucher, as long as they complete their personalized learning plan . A student may take the courses anytime during the summer before their junior year through the spring of their senior year. This opportunity is not available for students during the summer after their senior year once they have graduated from high school.  

Who do I need to see?

See your School Counselor and the Flexible Pathways Director.

What is expected of me?

Students must complete the registration process for the college providing the course and sign the necessary expectation forms with Counseling.