Dual-credit programs, which allow students to undertake college coursework in high school, have expanded rapidly in the last decade, but in most schools they remain a patchwork of different courses.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Dual enrollment programs, which allow students to earn college credit in high school, have seen student participation more than ...

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Students from across the region stepped onto SOWELA’s campus, not just for a tour, but for a glimpse into their future.

Dual enrollment has long functioned as a “program of privilege,” researcher John Fink says. The system that allows students to knock out high-school and college courses at once, at little-to-no cost, ...

In a recent talk about new ways to do college admissions, Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona spoke about his own experience taking a college course while still in high school. He was referring to ...

With the cost of a college degree rising, more young people are considering alternative forms of postsecondary education. Data from ECMC Group found that fewer high school students today (52 percent) ...

Students are increasingly taking more college courses through dual enrollment programs, but too often these are “programs of privilege,” says a new report from the Community College Research Center at ...

The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Rising Phoenix program, one of a series of programs for nontraditional students that have boosted the university’s enrollment, received a major funding boost in ...

Dual enrollment programs at Florida SouthWestern State College (FSW) are saving families money on college tuition. These programs help prepare students for high-demand careers, strengthening Florida's ...

Dual enrollment participation in Wisconsin has more than doubled in the last decade, now exceeding a quarter of all secondary students. While dual enrollment programs are offered in most Wisconsin ...