That’s the power of dual enrollment, a life-changing opportunity for first-gen, Latino, and Black students to earn college credit while still in high school. In this episode of our Transfer Basics Series, we walk you through everything you need to know:

Dual enrollment is a program that allows high school students to take college-level courses at community colleges. These classes can count toward both high school graduation and a future college degree. It's a practical way for students to explore new subjects, challenge themselves academically, and shorten the time and cost it takes to earn a college degree.

While requirements may vary by district, most community colleges look for:

It’s essential to take dual enrollment seriously. Starting college with low grades can hurt your GPA and affect future opportunities. On the other hand, a strong early GPA opens doors to scholarships, honors programs, and competitive transfer pathways.

This is critical information for families, educators, and school partners committed to educational access and equity.

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