Get a head start on your college degree while you're still in high school.

Cedarville University's Dual Enrollment pathways help you earn credits toward your future degree, potentially allowing you to graduate from college sooner and save on college costs. Make the most of your dual enrollment credits by choosing courses that align with your intended college degree.

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Explore Dual Enrollment Pathways

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15-Credit Pathway — Up to One Semester Ahead

Complete 15 college credits during high school, equivalent to approximately one semester of college coursework.

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30-Credit Pathway — Up to One Year Ahead

Complete 30 college credits during high school, equivalent to approximately two semesters of college coursework. 

Your academic interests, high school graduation requirements, and intended college major all play a role in determining which courses make the most sense. While completing these credits could help you graduate sooner, your actual graduation timeline will depend on your individual academic plan. 

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Is a Dual Enrollment Pathway Right for You?

Dual Enrollment pathways work best for students who are ready for college-level coursework and willing to plan ahead.

If you've already chosen a major, a Dual Enrollment pathway can help you make progress toward that degree. If you're still exploring your options, general education courses may give you a head start while keeping your future plans flexible.