Dual enrollment

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Dual enrollment programs allow your child to earn college credits while in high school, but there are a few things to keep in mind before your child registers.

What is dual enrollment? Dual enrollment is a program that allows students to attend two different schools simultaneously. This is especially helpful for students who want to study various subjects and gain experience in both campuses. Dual enrollment can be beneficial for students who want to stay close to their homes and families and students …

Students in dual-enrollment programs are often told they will be able to transfer the credits they earn to college, but it doesn’t happen.

With soaring education costs, it is good to know that there are ways to save money. Dual enrollment programs around the country afford mostly high school juniors and seniors the opportunity to take college courses that count toward graduation and as college credit. “Hitting two birds with one stone” if I’ve ever heard of it! Most programs around the country are at no cost to the families, and still others have a waiver for low income students. In some states, the cost is paid by the parents…

#Repost @getschooled with @use.repost ・・・ Have you heard of dual enrollment before? Dual enrollment is pretty clutch because it allows high school students to get an early start and be dually enrolled in college courses, meaning you can earn college credits while in high school! Dual enrollment has tons of benefits, like saving more money in the long-term, faster graduation, and an early look at college life and the whole college experience! Remember to keep up with your studies though and…

High school students have available to them AP classes and dual enrollment classes. Balancing the positives and negatives of taking them.

What is dual enrollment, and how do you succeed as a dual enrollment student? In this guide, we answer your biggest questions about early college programs.