This manuscript discusses those challenges unique to community college dual-enrollment
programs during the COVID-19 pandemic by highlighting the experiences of the senior …

Dual enrollment (DE) is a popular reform in the United States that allows high school
students to take college courses through partnerships between school districts and …

Dual enrollment coursework, also known as dual credit (DC), allows high school students to
earn college credit through secondary-postsecondary partnerships. DC participation has …

Given that community colleges serve a broad swath of students with a broad swath of goals,
expectations, and outcomes, exploring what we know about teaching and learning in the …

The proliferation of dual enrollment programs throughout the community college sector has
blurred the line between high school and college, complicating adherence to the Family …

Abstract College Credit Plus (CCP) is a dual enrollment program allowing high school
students to obtain both high school credit and college credit by participating in college …

Abstract Behavioral and Social Science (BSS) classes provide students with understandings
of human behaviors, motivations, and actions that are crucial to confronting both social and …

The purpose of this qualitative study was to explore college and career counselors'
perspectives of students on the factors that influence the persistence of dual credit students …

High school dual credit programs have risen to prominence in the last decade and seek to
solve the critical issue of academic under-preparedness in graduating high school students …

The purpose of this quantitative, correlational study is to determine if there is a predictive
relationship between the number of dual-enrollment credits a student earns and the overall …