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This agreement outlines the partnership between McLennan Community College (MCC) and La Vega Independent School District (ISD) to facilitate dual credit course offerings for high school students, enabling them to earn both high school and college credit. It details the roles, responsibilities, and collaborative efforts of both parties, including eligibility requirements, course offerings, financial aid options, and compliance with state regulations.

How to fill out dual credit partnership agreement

How to fill out dual credit partnership agreement

1. Review the agreement template provided by the institution.
2. Gather necessary information about both institutions involved.
3. Fill in the contact details for the main representatives from each institution.
4. Specify the terms of the partnership, including duration and scope.
5. Outline the responsibilities of each party regarding course offerings and student support.
6. Include the financial agreements, if applicable.
7. Review the compliance and accreditation requirements.
8. Obtain signatures from authorized representatives of both institutions.

Who needs dual credit partnership agreement?

1. High schools seeking to offer college-level courses to their students.
2. Colleges or universities looking to partner with local high schools.
3. Students who want to earn college credit while still in high school.

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What is dual credit partnership agreement?

A dual credit partnership agreement is a formal arrangement between educational institutions, typically between high schools and colleges or universities, that allows high school students to earn college credits while simultaneously completing their high school education.

Who is required to file dual credit partnership agreement?

Typically, both the high school and the post-secondary institution involved in the dual credit program are required to file a dual credit partnership agreement.

How to fill out dual credit partnership agreement?

To fill out a dual credit partnership agreement, institutions must provide details including contact information, course offerings, eligibility requirements, credit transfer policies, and sign the agreement by authorized representatives.

What is the purpose of dual credit partnership agreement?

The purpose of a dual credit partnership agreement is to outline the terms of the collaboration between educational institutions, ensuring that students can receive college credit for specific courses taken during their high school education.

What information must be reported on dual credit partnership agreement?

Information that must be reported includes participating institutions' details, course descriptions, number of credits awarded, eligibility criteria for students, and any financial agreements related to the program.