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Dual Enrollment classes offer high school students the opportunity to earn transferable college credits while also meeting high school graduation requirements, all for a significantly reduced cost!
Want to learn more about how dual enrollment works?
Dual enrollment classes are college-level courses that can be taken while in high school, meeting both high school and college graduation requirements. Students take dual enrollment classes at their high school or online with certified VHCC instructors.
Abingdon High School
Pre-Calculus I & II
Chemistry I & II
English 111/112/243
US History I & II
ITE 119
Spanish I & II
Applied Calculus I & II
Statistics
Engineering Calculus I & II
Chilhowie High School
ENG Lit I & II
US History I & II
ENG 111/112
ITE 119
Pre-Calculus I & II
Holston High School
Pre-Calculus I & II
Applied Calculus I & II
Engineering Calculus I & II
ENG 111/112/241
US History I & II
John Battle High School
ITE 119
Engineering Calculus I & II
Biology I & II
ENG 111/112/243
Pre-Calculus I & II
Applied Calculus I & II
Statistics
ITE 119
US History I & II
Northwood High School
ITE 119
ENG Lit I & II
ENG 111/112
US History I & II
Patrick Henry High School
Pre-Calculus I & II
ENG 111/112
US History I & II
ITE 119
BIO 1 & II
Applied Calculus I & II
Engineering Calculus I & II
Virginia High School
Culinary Arts I & II
BIO I & II
ENG 111/112
US History I & II
Western Civilization I & II
ENG 243
ITE 119
Music Appreciation
VHCC courses are widely transferable to most Virginia public and private colleges, and even some out-of-state schools! Talk to [a VHCC advisor] about where you intend to enroll after high school to make sure that you are choosing the best courses to transfer to your school of choice!
Dual enrollment classes are traditionally offered for 11th and 12th graders. 10th graders can get special permission from their school principal to take dual enrollment courses.
Successful completion of a Dual Enrollment course guarantees college credit. AP courses require students to take an exam upon completion of the course-- colleges award credit for the course based on a student’s exam score. Dual Enrollment courses offer a more streamlined guarantee of being awarded college credit.
Yes! We offer both a General Studies certificate (equivalent to one year of college) and a General Studies degree (equivalent to two years of college) for motivated high school students!
Are you motivated? Are you an independent learner? Have you taken honors classes successfully? Dual Enrollment courses could be a good fit for you! Talk to your high school counselor to determine the best plan for you.