ASU UL for dual enrollment credits

[IReallyNeedADegree]

Hey guys it's me again. 
I am completing my HSD online and the school told me I could transfer in 3cr college courses to graduate earlier. Can I do some ASU UL courses as a "High School Student"?

[rachel83az]

You can, yes! ASU is fine with that. But you might also want to consider TEL Learning. They're $200 per class instead of $425. Downside is that they've got two proctored exams and multiple assignments for each course. And, unlike ASU, if you fail, the failure automatically goes on your transcript. ASU is good if you've got the money. TEL might be better if you need to budget.

[IReallyNeedADegree]

You can, yes! ASU is fine with that. But you might also want to consider TEL Learning. They're $200 per class instead of $425. Downside is that they've got two proctored exams and multiple assignments for each course. And, unlike ASU, if you fail, the failure automatically goes on your transcript. ASU is good if you've got the money. TEL might be better if you need to budget.

you are always there with a quick quality reply thank you for everything rachel!

[dfrecore]

Hey guys it's me again. 
I am completing my HSD online and the school told me I could transfer in 3cr college courses to graduate earlier. Can I do some ASU UL courses as a "High School Student"?

Anyone can take these courses.

There are also other cheaper options out there - NM has lots of CC's that will let you take DE courses, AZ prices are usually pretty good, WV has courses for $25/cr for high schoolers, etc.

[rachel83az]

When comparing prices, make sure to be aware what the cost of the textbooks will be. For ASU and TEL, that cost is $0. For a class from a more traditional school, you might wind up paying $150-200 on just the textbook. Cheaper tuition doesn't always mean cheaper cost.

[bjcheung77]

Basically, compare learning providers and institutions that allow for early college enrollment programs (dual credit for high school and college). Find the ones that provide you courses that can't be completed by ACE/NCCRS alternative credits and will go into your degree plan you will ladder up to. Just because it's available, doesn't mean you will need to take the course, it needs to meet your future degree requirements unless you're using it in the general education or free elective fields.

[IReallyNeedADegree]

Hey guys it's me again. 
I am completing my HSD online and the school told me I could transfer in 3cr college courses to graduate earlier. Can I do some ASU UL courses as a "High School Student"?

Anyone can take these courses.

There are also other cheaper options out there - NM has lots of CC's that will let you take DE courses, AZ prices are usually pretty good, WV has courses for $25/cr for high schoolers, etc.

Do you have a list of these colleges?

[dfrecore]

Hey guys it's me again. 
I am completing my HSD online and the school told me I could transfer in 3cr college courses to graduate earlier. Can I do some ASU UL courses as a "High School Student"?

Anyone can take these courses.

There are also other cheaper options out there - NM has lots of CC's that will let you take DE courses, AZ prices are usually pretty good, WV has courses for $25/cr for high schoolers, etc.

Do you have a list of these colleges?

Homeschooling for College Credit does.  I don't keep up with it.

[bjcheung77]

FYI, HS4CC recently achieved non-profit status in early 2023, one of our former members took their time getting this done...
And here's a link for their Out of State DE list: https://homeschoolingforcollegecredit.co...ment-list/
And another link for their cheapest DE list: https://homeschoolingforcollegecredit.co...ment-list/

[dfrecore]

FYI, HS4CC recently achieved non-profit status in early 2023, one of our former members took their time getting this done...
And here's a link for their Out of State DE list: https://homeschoolingforcollegecredit.co...ment-list/
And another link for their cheapest DE list: https://homeschoolingforcollegecredit.co...ment-list/

"Took their time" as in "why'd she take so long to do this?"  Or were you meaning something else?