The University of Texas’s OnRamps dual enrollment program allows high school students to take courses in topics like physics ...

Eligible Dual Enrollment students may receive up to 30 credit hours of approved course funding during their time in the Dual Enrollment program. A list of Dual Enrollment approved courses can be found ...

Apply for dual enrollment/dual credit to take courses as a non-degree student at UAB while you are enrolled as a sophomore or higher —and to apply credit earned at UAB toward both college requirements ...

If you would like to earn college credit while still in high school, consider taking courses as a dually enrolled student at Calvin. Our dual enrollment program allows you to enroll in courses not ...

"Dual enrollment is a catch all term to describe programs that allow high school students early access to college courses," Williams says. "As such, they are partnerships between a high school or ...

Students are increasingly taking more college courses through dual enrollment programs, but too often these are “programs of privilege,” says a new report from the Community College Research Center at ...

The University of Texas’s OnRamps dual enrollment program allows students to take courses in topics like physics or college algebra taught by a high school instructor while simultaneously taking ...

Apply for dual enrollment/dual credit to take courses as a non-degree student at UAB while you are enrolled as a high school junior or senior. Apply credit earned at UAB toward college requirements ...

Check with your school’s dual enrollment coordinator or Student Success Coach to see if your school pays for textbooks and course fees. Occasionally, students may be responsible for part or all of ...