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Which Dual Credit Courses Should You Take? Recommendations by Grade

Which Dual Credit Courses Should You Take? Recommendations by Grade

by Carrie Watkins | Mar 17, 2022 | Creating Academic Success

Should you take dual credit courses? Absolutely. You can save a lot of money on your college degree and hone your study skills while you have the support of your high school environment. Which dual credit courses should you take? That will depend on your age, your...
How to Earn One Year of College Credit in High School

How to Earn One Year of College Credit in High School

by Carrie Watkins | Feb 17, 2022 | Creating Academic Success

Sure, you can take one or two dual credit classes and save money on your college degree when you transfer those credits. But what if you created a plan for earning a full year’s worth of college credit while you are in high school? You could save thousands of dollars...
Why Dual Enrollment Courses Are Great For Homeschool Students

Why Dual Enrollment Courses Are Great For Homeschool Students

by Rob Reynolds | Jun 24, 2021 | The Art of Learning

​As a parent of a homeschool student, caring for your child’s education becomes more nuanced as they get older. When your student enters high school, there is more flexibility in how they approach subjects. They’ve moved from understanding concepts to applying them in...
Incorporating an Associate Degree Into Your Student’s Learning Plan

Incorporating an Associate Degree Into Your Student’s Learning Plan

by Kathy Burt | May 13, 2021 | Creating Academic Success

​Earning college credit in high school saves students money and shortens the time that they spend pursuing a degree. That’s why many high school students enroll in dual credit programs through their local college, take CLEP tests or AP courses, or find credit options...

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