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CONCURRENT/DUAL CREDIT STUDENT GUIDE 2017/20181Student Guide Contents Transfer Information Definition Eligibility Student Responsibilities Payment and Financial Aid/Scholarships Enrollment Textbooks

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How to fill out concurrentdual credit

1. Begin by researching which courses are available for concurrent dual credit at your high school or college. Find out the requirements and eligibility criteria for enrolling in these courses.
2. Talk to your high school guidance counselor or college advisor to understand the process of applying for concurrent dual credit. They can provide you with the necessary forms and explain the deadlines and procedures.
3. Complete the application form for concurrent dual credit. This may involve providing personal information, selecting the desired courses, and obtaining necessary signatures from parents or guardians.
4. If required, take any placement tests or meet any prerequisite requirements for the desired courses. This may involve demonstrating a certain level of proficiency in a subject or meeting specific grade requirements.
5. Submit the completed application form and any additional documents required to the designated authority, such as the high school or college registrar's office.
6. Pay any fees associated with concurrent dual credit. These fees may cover course tuition, textbooks, and other educational materials.
7. Once your application is reviewed and accepted, you will be notified of your enrollment in the concurrent dual credit courses. Make sure to attend all classes and complete the coursework to earn credit towards both high school and college.

Who needs concurrentdual credit?

1. Concurrent dual credit is beneficial for high school students who excel academically and are looking to challenge themselves by taking college-level courses while still in high school.
2. It is also suitable for students who want to get a head start on their college education, save money on tuition fees, or explore potential majors and career paths before entering college.
3. Concurrent dual credit can benefit students who want to demonstrate their ability to handle college-level coursework on their college applications and enhance their chances of admission to their desired colleges or universities.
4. Additionally, students seeking to graduate high school with college credit or meet prerequisites for specific programs or degrees may find concurrent dual credit useful.
5. Ultimately, concurrent dual credit is a great option for motivated and academically driven high school students who are ready to take on the challenges and responsibilities of college-level coursework.

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What is concurrentdual credit?

Concurrent/dual credit allows high school students to earn college credit for courses taken while still in high school.

Who is required to file concurrentdual credit?

High school students who wish to earn college credit for courses they take while still in high school are required to file for concurrent/dual credit.

How to fill out concurrentdual credit?

To fill out concurrent/dual credit, students need to work with their high school counselors and college advisors to determine eligible courses and complete the necessary paperwork.

What is the purpose of concurrentdual credit?

The purpose of concurrent/dual credit is to allow students to earn college credit while still in high school, potentially saving time and money on their college education.

What information must be reported on concurrentdual credit?

Information such as the student's name, high school, college course information, and signatures from both the high school counselor and college advisor must be reported on concurrent/dual credit forms.