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Some universities will accept all dual enrollment credits, some will only accept a certain number of them, and others may not accept them at all, or only accept them as elective credit. Furthermore, specific academic programs may not accept certain credits due to the programs rigid curriculum structure.
If a student earns an F in a dual credit course, he/she will not receive high school or college credit for the course.
If you are more focused on completing college early, dual enrollment credits may be your best option. If you are more interested in academics and getting into an Ivy League college, AP classes may be more beneficial for your goals.
Students can be dually enrolled in high school and college, but receive college preparatory credit for the college course on the high school transcript. What Receives Dual Credit? It is the schools responsibility to know how to treat each course/program of study.
Dual Enrollment in High School: If you take these classes at your high school, theres a good chance they might be free or have a low cost because some school districts or states cover the expenses.
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Regardless of which route you take with dual enrollment or dual credit, these courses will strengthen your college application to your dream school as compared to regular or even honors-level courses at your high school.
Generally speaking, admissions officers do value dual enrollment courses as they demonstrate a students ability to handle college-level coursework. However, the weight given to dual enrollment compared to AP or IB classes can vary depending on the college or university.
Yes, dual enrollment and early middle college programs can positively impact college applications. Heres why: Academic Rigor: Participating in dual enrollment shows that you are willing to take on college-level coursework while still in high school.

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