Dual Enrollment/
Dual Credit

The Dual-Enrollment and Dual-Credit program at MUW gives high-school students the opportunity to earn college credits while learning about the college experience. Typically, students in this program take introductory courses:

• English Composition
• History of Civilization
• Biology with Lab
• Geography
• Art Appreciation
• College Algebra
• Pre-Calculus
• Calculus
• Computer courses
• Economics
• Oral Communication
• Theatre Appreciation
• Music Appreciation
• Psychology
• Sociology

Dual credit and dual enrollment at MUW offer some advantages for high-school students. Advanced-placement courses require students to take exams to be eligible for college credit and do not guarantee college credit unless the students make acceptable scores. In contrast, dual-credit and dual-enrollment courses are recorded on a MUW transcript and are readily accepted by four-year institutions as transfer work.

To learn more information about the dual-enrollment and dual-credit program at MUW, visit the links on the menu to the right.