High School Dual Credit

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Definition of Dual Enrollment. What is dual credit? It is a college course which counts for college credit and also fulfills high school requirements.

How does dual credit work?

Many high schools will accept college credit in place of high school credit. If you want your college course to count as high school credit, have your principal (or mom or dad, if you’re homeschooled) talk with us. It’s their choice whether to allow you to count the course as dual enrollment.

Special Notes:

  • Courses are taught at the college level.
  • Regional accreditation makes courses transferable to other colleges.
  • Courses may be counted toward high school graduation requirements upon approval by your school.
  • Our recommendation is to give one-half unit of high school credit for one- or two-credit college courses and one unit of high school credit for three- or four-credit courses. However, the assignment of high school credit rests solely with the high school administration

How much could I save by starting college early?

Save-one-year

Maranatha Online offers a 50% off tuition scholarship to high school junior and seniors. If a student begins taking courses during their junior year of high school, they could complete up to a year of college before graduating high school.

What classes should I take?

Maranatha Online Course Substitutes for High School Course
English Composition 1 Junior English
English Composition 2 Senior English
Fundamentals of Public Speaking Speech
US History 1 & US History 2 Honors U.S. History (or two elective credits)
College Math Third Math Credit
Calculus 1 (16 week) Calculus
College Algebra Algebra II
Concepts of Physics Physics
Old Testament Survey Junior/Senior Bible
New Testament Survey
Music Appreciation Elective Half Credits
Intro to Music Technology
Personal and Community Health
Computer Applications Seminar
Microsoft Excel

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