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Dual enrollment courses are taught by a college faculty member or a high school teacher who has met the partner institution's requirements for teaching. [...]in one author's community, the majority of dual enrollment courses are offered at the high school in partnership with the flagship s...

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Published inParenting for high potential Vol. 11; no. 3; pp. 9 - 17
Main Authors Peters, Pamela M, LaFollette, Jessica
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Washington National Association for Gifted Children Gifted Child Quarterly 01.09.2022
Subjects
Advanced Placement Programs
College Credits
College Faculty
College students
Community colleges
Core curriculum
Course Descriptions
Dual enrollment
Gifted education
High School Students
Secondary School Curriculum
Secondary school students
Secondary schools
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Summary:Dual enrollment courses are taught by a college faculty member or a high school teacher who has met the partner institution's requirements for teaching. [...]in one author's community, the majority of dual enrollment courses are offered at the high school in partnership with the flagship state university. Credits earned at the community college are then transferred on to the student's final university after high school graduation. If not, it would be best to look at the institution's dual enrollment program website to see which schools typically accept their credit and compare this list to your child's list of potential colleges. * Is your student planning to apply to highly competitive universities, or highly competitive programs within a state university?