Dual and Concurrent Credit

Students enrolled in a public high school, private, charter, or homeschool who...

 

• Have permission from their high school

 

• Complete the entire enrollment process at Collin College

 

• Are a high school student (9th grade) at the time of enrollment

 

• Demonstrate the maturity level needed to be successful in college course work

 

• Meet course prerequisite and placement requirements

 

• Are in good academic standing in Collin College

• Allows students to progress towards their college goals without having to wait until high school graduation.

 

• Encourages students to earn college credits while attending high school that apply toward college graduation.

 

• Students experience a college environment and the rigor of a college course.

 

• Offers scholarship opportunities.

 

• Provides smaller class size options.

 

• Eliminates the duplication of courses taken in high school and college.

 

• Provides access to all that Collin College offers: the Learning Center, the Library, the Bookstore, even a student ID (which provides additional benefits).

• Tuition rates are based on residency and the number of enrolled credit hours. 
• Some courses may have additional fees, such as lab or 1st Day Access (eMaterials) fees  
• Click here to view the current tuition table

• Dual/Concurrent students must have written approval (permission form) from their high school or homeschool administrator for any course they plan to enroll in at Collin College. 

 

• Dual/Concurrent Credit students must adhere to Collin College's student handbook

 

• With high school approval, dual credit students can enroll in one (1) wintermester or maymester course

 

• High School students are ineligible for Kinesiology (KINE) and developmental education (ex. MATH-0405) courses

 

• High school students are not able to audit courses