What is Dual Credit at Home?
Dual Credit at Home gives high schoolers the opportunity to earn both high school and college credits at the same time!
Our daily Study Plans guide students in taking accredited exams for college credit. Who knew that getting a head start on a college degree could be so easy?
What Dual Credit at Home Families Say
“The price is a bargain in comparison to the price of college classes. A three credit course at our local college cost about the same as this entire program!”
“The program was well organized, detailed and super easy to use. Everything was laid out clearly in the study plan. This busy home school mom did not have to do any teaching at all, but my child was learning by leaps and bounds . . . Sticking to the plan led to success. Simply put, it works!”
“Our oldest (a junior) hasn’t enjoyed school even though we’ve always homeschooled. This year with Dual Credit at Home he is doing better with his studies and is excelling in school. I’m so proud of the man he is becoming. As the oldest of 9, he is leading the way and setting a great example for the younger ones to follow. His diligence and persistence is paying off.”
“For years, my daughter has struggled with being bored so we pulled her from the controlled school setting and began homeschooling her. It’s been the greatest decision ever. My daughter, now age 12, is finally enjoying learning again, especially since we’ve added dual credit! She is now learning on the advanced level that her brain has been craving! She looks forward to racking up those college credits!”
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College Credits Possible
Teens earn credits by taking exams on what they’re already learning in high school.
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Schools Accept CLEP/DSST Credit
CLEP & DSST credits are valid for up to 20 years and are accepted worldwide.
Latest News
When to Start Dual Credit
The timeframe for starting your student on Dual Credit is going to be unique to your situation. This is college-level material, so getting any of it done before high school graduation is certainly getting ahead of the game. That being said, you know your student and you know what they are capable of.
Six Ways That Teens Can Get Involved at Church
Going to church is an incredible way to grow spiritually, strengthen your faith, meet friends, and build community. Going to church can also become a duty or something we do to check something off of our list. The first option sounds like a much more enjoyable experience, but I believe it requires a bit more work than just sitting in a pew for an hour and then going home. We enjoy things so much more when we know we’ve invested in them! Here are six ways that teens (or parents!) can get involved at church!
Ideas for a Fun-Filled Family Night
Everybody loves a good night in, but if your family is anything like my family (growing up and currently!), you can easily spend the majority of “family night” deciding what sounds fun to everyone! Hopefully, these suggestions can help take some of the guesswork out of planning a night in, and your family can spend the evening doing actual activities instead of just throwing around ideas! Here are some ideas for a fun-filled family night!
Latest News
When to Start Dual Credit
The timeframe for starting your student on Dual Credit is going to be unique to your situation. This is college-level material, so getting any of it done before high school graduation is certainly getting ahead of the game. That being said, you know your student and you know what they are capable of.
Six Ways That Teens Can Get Involved at Church
Going to church is an incredible way to grow spiritually, strengthen your faith, meet friends, and build community. Going to church can also become a duty or something we do to check something off of our list. The first option sounds like a much more enjoyable experience, but I believe it requires a bit more work than just sitting in a pew for an hour and then going home. We enjoy things so much more when we know we’ve invested in them! Here are six ways that teens (or parents!) can get involved at church!
Ideas for a Fun-Filled Family Night
Everybody loves a good night in, but if your family is anything like my family (growing up and currently!), you can easily spend the majority of “family night” deciding what sounds fun to everyone! Hopefully, these suggestions can help take some of the guesswork out of planning a night in, and your family can spend the evening doing actual activities instead of just throwing around ideas! Here are some ideas for a fun-filled family night!
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