Dual Credit Courses
What is Dual Credit?
Dual credit is a class that a student is completing to earn academic credits that are recognized by two or more institutions. A district may enter into an agreement with a public college to form a dual credit partnership. Dual credit means the process by which a high school student enrolls in a college course and receives simultaneous academic credit for the course from both the college and high school. 19 TAC 4.83(4), (7); Education Code 61.003(8).
Dual Credit Courses
The following courses are offered for Dual Credit: English 1301/1302, English 2322/2323, US History 1301/1302, and College Algebra 1314/College Trig 2312 for dual credit. Miller Grove ISD covers the tuition fees as well as the book cost for dual credit courses.
Concurrent Courses
Concurrent courses are courses in which students take online during the normal school day here on campus.
The following courses are offered for concurrent credit: Communication 1307, Art Appreciation 1301, Drama Appreciation 1310, Spanish 1411/1412 (Spanish III), Spanish 2311/2312 (Spanish IV), Speech 1315, Government 2305/2306, Economics 2301, Biology 2301/2302 Lab 2101/2102, Biology 1308/1309 Lab 1108/1109, Psychology 2301, Sociology 1301, Educational Psychology 1300, Computer Science 1301, and Business Computer Science 1305. Miller Grove ISD does not cover any cost for concurrent courses.
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