Online Dual Enrollment Made Easier
TEL®’s platform and regionally accredited college partners make it easy for high schools to offer students affordable online dual enrollment—integrated, asynchronous, and fully supported.
We’ll Help You Solve Real Challenges.
We don’t just understand your needs from afar—we’ve been in your shoes: tight funding, rising expectations, and diverse student needs. We get it, and we can help you create an online dual enrollment program that solves those challenges.
Turning Barriers into Breakthroughs
Not Enough Qualified Teachers
Most schools don’t have enough credentialed staff to teach dual credit courses. Hiring and training new teachers for dual enrollment courses can be an expensive and slow process.
Our Higher Ed partners provide accredited instructors, academic oversight, and support to ensure a smooth launch for your online dual enrollment program.
Budgeting Feels Like a Guessing Game
Hidden fees, per-student costs, and unpredictable enrollment make it hard to plan for dual credit courses that meet the needs of your students while also staying within budget.
Our flat, transparent pricing means you can budget with confidence and make every dollar count in your online dual enrollment program.
Schedules Rarely Align
Coordinating with college calendars can delay or limit access for students who have specific goals for their dual credit courses or who need more flexibility in scheduling.
Courses are available year-round through our college partners. Your students can start when they’re ready without creating scheduling conflicts.
TEL®'s Fully-Integrated Learning Solution
Full Courseware + Canvas LMS
Credentialed Instruction
Academic Integrity Tools
Dedicated Support
“This fall, our TSI deficient cohort achieved 100% passing grades, assisted in our students hitting CCMR markers, and earned TSI “waivers” for future enrollments across institutions. The support, structure, inclusivity, and communication in their program really made the difference for our students and staff.”
Dr. Brandy Brotherton
Principal of Alief High School, Texas
How It Works
A proven process that works for schools and students
Initial Conversation
We meet with you to discuss your goals, the process, and expectations for an online dual enrollment program.
Setup & Training
We onboard and train key staff members to ensure your staff feels confident and prepared for the program.
Enrollment
You provide student information, and we coordinate with the college to enroll your students in dual credit courses.
Course Delivery
Our flexible model adapts to how your students learn best, whether that’s in class, after school, or at home.
Support & Monitoring
We provide reports and feedback every two weeks that give you the information you need to help your students succeed.
Completion & Credit
Students complete their dual credit courses and receive official college credit from the partnering university.
Frequently Asked Questions
It’s a completely integrated online solution offering college credit in high school, built in partnership with accredited universities.
Fully online and self-paced through the Canvas platform. Students can start anytime, either in a classroom setting or on their own time.
Exams are monitored using Honorlock and coursework is reviewed with plagiarism detection tools to support a fair and secure experience. Schools also have the option of using local, on-site proctors.
Dual credit classes are delivered through regionally accredited university partners, credentialed faculty. This ensures academic quality and helps students transfer dual enrollment credits to future institutions.
Because courses are online and asynchronous, students can complete their dual credit courses on a flexible schedule. This makes it easier to balance academics, extracurriculars, and other commitments.
Students receive ongoing support throughout their courses, including help with course navigation, expectations, and completion. Your staff receives regular reports showing student progress so they can offer additional support as needed.
In most cases, yes. Because students complete courses through regionally accredited institutions, they can often transfer dual enrollment credits to other two-year and four-year institutions. Transfer policies vary, so it’s always a good idea to check with a student’s college of choice prior to enrolling in dual credit courses.
No. While some programs have eligibility requirements, many schools use online dual enrollment to expand access and give more students the opportunity to try college-level coursework.
