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Dual Enrollment

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High school students enrolled in a college and recieving college credits and high school credits simultaneously.

Students enrolled in secondary school (called high school in the United States) may be dual enrolled at a local institution of higher learning, such as a community college or university. These students may take classes … see full wiki

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review by nezubitto. January 23, 2011

posted in Modern Homeschooling

Dual Enrollment

As a homeschooling family, we have opted to have our high-school age children dual enroll at our local community colleges. While some homeschooling families might consider this a non-option (since it is public school), our feelings are different. If a child shows the maturity necessary and feels up to the challenge, why not let them get a head start on college? Our eldest daughter finished her Japanese studies at city college, and also completed a drawing course and … more

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review by elissawilliams. February 05, 2010

posted in Modern Homeschooling

Dual Enrollment is one of the best opportunities for homeschoolers with high school students

Every college has different rules and different names for dual enrollment programs but they are prevalent throughout the nation. Some colleges offer several hours of tuition free classes and cut the fees of dual enrolled students. Dual enrollment can usually start after the student has completed the 10th grade. The students are allowed to take entry level classes without an ACT score as long as they aren’t math or science related. Homeschoolers get several added bonuses. As the principal of … more

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