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2016 Dual Credit Information
What is dual
credit?
Dual credit is a course taught by TCC instructors that
allows a student to earn both high school and college credit simultaneously.
These courses are taught at the Bill R. Johnson Career and Technology Education (CTE) Center. Bus transportation
is provided during the school year only. During the school year, students MUST
enroll in both the English and Social Studies courses to be in the program. The
cost per course is $177 (current cost, but subject to change). CISD does rent
the book to students for a fee of $25 ($50 for both courses).
Who is eligible for dual credit?
Dual credit is for juniors and seniors with a 3.0 GPA. Students must score a 1050 combined on the Critical Reading and Math portions of the SAT (with a min. of a 500 on each) or a composite score of 23 on the ACT or successfully complete the TSI test. (More information below) We recommend that your student be a mature, serious student as attendance and grades are NOT monitored through CISD. It is the student’s and parent’s responsibility to monitor grades and attendance in the TCC Web Advisor system.
What courses does my student select for course selection since dual credit is not a choice?
Please have your student sign up for the AP or regular version of the classes they plan to take for dual credit. Once your student meets eligibility the Advanced Academic Coordinators will work with the counselors to get their schedules changed. Please contact your Advanced Academic Coordinator with any other questions about the dual credit program.
North Crowley Crowley
Angie Wilkinson Mike Mundt
angie.wilkinson@crowley.k12.tx.us mundt@crowley.k12.tx.us
(817) 263-1250 ext. 1036 (817) 297-5810 ext. 1036
Summer 2016
All summer courses are held at the Bill R. Johnson CTE Center. (Limit 1 class per
session)
Session 1
June 13 - June
30
8 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Speech
Session 1
Drama Session 1
Session 2
July 11 - July
28
8 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Speech
Session 2
Drama Session 2
Fall/Spring
2016-2017
Seniors in the first year of dual credit
English 1301 and 1302
Government 2305
Economics 2301
English 2323 and 2328
Government 2305
Economics 2301
Juniors
English 1301 and 1302
US History 1301 and 1302
These dual credit courses are widely accepted at colleges and universities throughout the state.