Frequently Asked Questions

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What is Concurrent Enrollment?

Concurrent Enrollment allows high school students to take college classes for credit, and their high school pays the tuition.
It can be taught on college or high school campuses.
Students must qualify (meet pre-req's).
Students may take up to 11 credit hours per semester.

What is Dual Enrollment?

Dual enrollment is a class that uses school district curriculum approved by an Institute of Higher Education (IHE).
Students can opt-in-class is a mixture of students taking the class for dual and others taking it solely for high school credit.
The student pays for tuition.
Always taught on the high school campus.

What are Advanced Placement (AP) courses?

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Typically a score of 3+ will accumulate college credit
- Depends on the Institute of Higher Education (IHE).
Eligibility for weighted credit on high school transcript:
- Grade of A, B, or C
- Complete both semesters AND take AP exam.

What is CLEP?

The College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) helps you receive college credit for what you already know, for a fraction of the cost of a college course.
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CLEP offers 30+ exams.
Most exams are 90 minutes
Accepted > 2900 colleges
Saves time and money
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