What is Dual / Concurrent Enrollment for High School students?

Question

DUAL ENROLLMENT (also known as Concurrent Enrollment) allows high school students to take college classes. Dual Enrollment allows students to get a head start on earning college-level credits. These credits also count towards your high school diploma. College credits required in a dual enrollment program are often transferable to other colleges/universities besides the one where you had earned those credits. Taking college classes while in high school will reduce the amount of credits you need for your degrees when you become a full-time college student. HAVING A TUTOR will help you succeed in Dual Enrollment classes.

Answer 1

Agree with the explanation you have provided. Dual enrollment classes are an excellent option for high achieving students who seek to be challenged while in high school and simultaneously get additional credit for their college degree. This is particularly helpful for students who have financial difficulties but would still like to get a college degree. A student interested in dual enrollment should also consider Advanced Placement or IB courses, as these courses tend to transfer between universities better than some dual enrollment courses