Well, friends, after four years of study, I have just completed my college’s last requirement in my bachelor’s degree plan! And I haven’t graduated from high school yet!
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Dual credit options are a great way for teens to get a head start on college, saving them time and money in the long run.
Dual Credit at Home will guide your student through 13 college-level exams to satisfy both high school and college core requirements.
This article explains some reasons why students and their parents feel they should or shouldn’t have their students earn college credit in high school.
Have you ever wondered how homeschooled students can earn dual credit in high school?
Dual Credit at Home offers more than college credits. Even if some of the credits don’t transfer, your teen will still reap the benefits of this program.
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Is it possible for a student to earn too many dual credits during high school? The answer is a resounding NO. Learn why with Dual Credit at Home.
