Jump Start Your Degree with Ë®¹ûÅÉ's Dual Credit Program
Ë®¹ûÅÉ's Dual-Credit Program
Tiger Today, where to tomorrow?
Your opportunities expand when you enroll in Ë®¹ûÅÉ’s dual-credit program.
Current high school sophomores, juniors and seniors eager to challenge themselves and jump-start their undergraduate degree can take college-level courses from Ë®¹ûÅÉ faculty at a reduced rate, drastically lessening the time and cost of a degree. Credits apply to a bachelor’s degree at Ë®¹ûÅÉ in any of our 30+ majors, and are transferable to other four-year institutions.
Start college on the right foot — and miles ahead — with as many as 33 credit hours to your name. Dual-credit classes are taught online by Ë®¹ûÅÉ faculty. And when combined with Ë®¹ûÅÉ’s liberal arts approach, will push you to think critically and creatively, communicate effectively and navigate complex topics. A valuable skill set that sets you apart as a leader in any career.
The Ë®¹ûÅÉ Dual-Credit Difference
Being a Dual-Credit Program student comes with a lot of perks:
A Pathway for Every Degree.
Check off general requirements or dive into studying your dream career. Pre-designed pathways ensure you meet standards through a set of courses that apply to an academic major at Ë®¹ûÅÉ and most other four-year institutions.
Complete up to 33 credit hours of general requirements that can be applied toward any bachelor’s degree at Ë®¹ûÅÉ. Get a taste of the immersive liberal arts education synonymous with Ë®¹ûÅÉ as you take courses focused on foundational areas of knowledge:
- Community and Identity
- Rhetorical Communication
- Global and Cultural Context
- Scientific Perspectives
- Human Creativity
- In Search of Meaning and Values
- Liberal Arts Studies
- Experiential Learning
- Mathematical Reasoning
Ë®¹ûÅÉ has a reputation of being one of the best educator preparatory programs and is accredited by the Council for Accreditation of Educator Preparation.
The Education pathway prepares future teachers and educators with the skills, resources and confidence to lead a classroom or school. Dual-Credit Program students enrolled in this pathway will earn credit toward their bachelor’s degree in early or secondary education.
Students enrolled in the Education pathway are also encouraged to take courses in the Ë®¹ûÅÉ Core pathway to complement their education courses.
Are you interested in a career in Exercise Science? Exercise Science is the study of movement and the associated functional responses and adaptations. A degree in Exercise Science can lead to a career in Personal Training, Corporate Wellness, Strength and Conditioning, or preparation to be admitted into a pre-professional graduate program in Athletic Training, Physical Therapy or Occupational Therapy.
You can begin exploring your major and career through the Exercise Science pathway.
Why do stories matter? The answer to this question is where your individual passion meets your professional goals. Our interdisciplinary program will prepare you for careers in medicine, healthcare, law, film and media, writing and publishing, communications, marketing, data analytics, education, and much more. You will develop a blend of life skills and professional credentials, thanks to innovative courses like Narrative Medicine and Environmental Literature and opportunities to showcase your talents with The New Xanadu, the new multimedia platform for students in our program.
Our dual-credit pathway opens the door to endless possibilities. It gives you a head start on crafting the stories that matter to you, including the stories of who you want to become and how soon. Graduate in three years or less, or take your time and combine your English major with other credentials and experiences on campus. Either way, the English Department at Ë®¹ûÅÉ has the path for you, whatever you care about and wherever you want to go.
Courses begin August 14th and end December 14th.
| Course Number | Course Title | Credits | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| AST-103-HS | Introduction to Astronomy | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| CMP-145-HS | Problem Solving and Programming | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| EDU-101-HS | Foundations to Education | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| EDU-338-HS | Child, Youth and Family Development | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| EIS-115-HS | Living Religions | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| ENG-101-HS | English Comp: Writing Seminar | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| ENG-237-HS | Intro to Literary Fiction | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| HIS-205-HS | History of the United States I | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| HSI-212-HS | Medical Terminology | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| HHP-209-HS | Nutrition | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| MTH-125-HS | College Algebra with Trigonometry | 3.0 Credits
| WEB |
| PSI-101-HS | American Politics | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| PSY-117-HS | Introduction to Psychology | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| Course Number | Course Title | Credits | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| EVS-205-HS | Principles of Environmental Public Health | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| ENG-237-HS | Introduction to Literary Fiction | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| CMP-201-HS | Instructional Technology | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| EDS-207-HS | Introduction to Exceptional Children | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| EIS-105-HS | Intro to Bible | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| HIS-206-HS | History of the United States II | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| HHP-345-HS | Exercise Physiology | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| HHP-209-HS | Nutrition | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| MTH-125-HS | College Algebra with Trigonometry | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| PSY-255-HS | Child and Adolescent Development | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| PSI-101-HS | American Politics | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| ENG-101-HS | English Comp: Writing Seminar | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
Complete up to 33 credit hours of general requirements that can be applied toward any bachelor’s degree at Ë®¹ûÅÉ. Get a taste of the immersive liberal arts education synonymous with Ë®¹ûÅÉ as you take courses focused on foundational areas of knowledge:
- Community and Identity
- Rhetorical Communication
- Global and Cultural Context
- Scientific Perspectives
- Human Creativity
- In Search of Meaning and Values
- Liberal Arts Studies
- Experiential Learning
- Mathematical Reasoning
Ë®¹ûÅÉ has a reputation of being one of the best educator preparatory programs and is accredited by the Council for Accreditation of Educator Preparation.
The Education pathway prepares future teachers and educators with the skills, resources and confidence to lead a classroom or school. Dual-Credit Program students enrolled in this pathway will earn credit toward their bachelor’s degree in early or secondary education.
Students enrolled in the Education pathway are also encouraged to take courses in the Ë®¹ûÅÉ Core pathway to complement their education courses.
Are you interested in a career in Exercise Science? Exercise Science is the study of movement and the associated functional responses and adaptations. A degree in Exercise Science can lead to a career in Personal Training, Corporate Wellness, Strength and Conditioning, or preparation to be admitted into a pre-professional graduate program in Athletic Training, Physical Therapy or Occupational Therapy.
You can begin exploring your major and career through the Exercise Science pathway.
Why do stories matter? The answer to this question is where your individual passion meets your professional goals. Our interdisciplinary program will prepare you for careers in medicine, healthcare, law, film and media, writing and publishing, communications, marketing, data analytics, education, and much more. You will develop a blend of life skills and professional credentials, thanks to innovative courses like Narrative Medicine and Environmental Literature and opportunities to showcase your talents with The New Xanadu, the new multimedia platform for students in our program.
Our dual-credit pathway opens the door to endless possibilities. It gives you a head start on crafting the stories that matter to you, including the stories of who you want to become and how soon. Graduate in three years or less, or take your time and combine your English major with other credentials and experiences on campus. Either way, the English Department at Ë®¹ûÅÉ has the path for you, whatever you care about and wherever you want to go.
Courses begin August 14th and end December 14th.
| Course Number | Course Title | Credits | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| AST-103-HS | Introduction to Astronomy | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| CMP-145-HS | Problem Solving and Programming | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| EDU-101-HS | Foundations to Education | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| EDU-338-HS | Child, Youth and Family Development | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| EIS-115-HS | Living Religions | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| ENG-101-HS | English Comp: Writing Seminar | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| ENG-237-HS | Intro to Literary Fiction | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| HIS-205-HS | History of the United States I | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| HSI-212-HS | Medical Terminology | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| HHP-209-HS | Nutrition | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| MTH-125-HS | College Algebra with Trigonometry | 3.0 Credits
| WEB |
| PSI-101-HS | American Politics | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| PSY-117-HS | Introduction to Psychology | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| Course Number | Course Title | Credits | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| EVS-205-HS | Principles of Environmental Public Health | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| ENG-237-HS | Introduction to Literary Fiction | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| CMP-201-HS | Instructional Technology | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| EDS-207-HS | Introduction to Exceptional Children | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| EIS-105-HS | Intro to Bible | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| HIS-206-HS | History of the United States II | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| HHP-345-HS | Exercise Physiology | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| HHP-209-HS | Nutrition | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| MTH-125-HS | College Algebra with Trigonometry | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| PSY-255-HS | Child and Adolescent Development | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| PSI-101-HS | American Politics | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
| ENG-101-HS | English Comp: Writing Seminar | 3.0 Credits | WEB |
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