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Dual-credit Courses

Grades in dual-credit courses are determined through a comprehensive assessment of students’ daily assignments, mid-term and final exams, reports, and other classroom activities. The final exam does not solely dictated grades. Credits are awarded to students upon the successful completion of the course.

During high school, students have the opportunity to enroll in dual-credit courses, earning university credits and transcripts in advance. This affords them the possibility of graduating early, pursuing advanced degrees, or completing double majors during their university studies. Furthermore, it can lead to substantial reduction in both tuition fees and living expenses.

Outstanding rate of credit transfer

Dual-credit courses typically achieve a credit transfer rate averaging 50% surpassing the 30% transfer rate of AP courses. This highlights a distinct advantage in terms of credit recognition and transferability.

High credit recognition

Based on partial data, dual-credit courses enjoy widespread recognition from universities in the United States and Canada. Among the top 80 ranked universities in the United States, more than 50 universities acknowledge the value of dual-credit courses, and this figure continues to increase each year.

University-level course difficulty

Dual-credit course adopt university-level course systems, syllabi, grading standards, and faculty-certified curriculum, aiding students in enhancing their GPA.

Enhancement for college applications

Statistics indicate that students engaging in dual-credit courses showcase exceptional academic prowess, leading to a higher rate of admission to prestigious universities.