When your student begins to take dual enrollment classes for college credit, they must, of course, interact with a college professor. For many, this can be a new and potentially frightening experience—professors seem so much more knowledgable and intimidating than the typical high school teacher! However, after over a year of college classes and more than twenty-five credits earned, I have some tips for you and your students as they begin their own dual enrollment experience.
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A Student’s Perspective: Time Management and Organization
Adding any credit earning course to your student’s schedule also adds a lot of responsibility. Especially in AP or dual enrollment classes, where work is often done on a strict timeline and paced by a teacher, time management is crucial.
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Homeschoolers can earn college credit at some of the highest-ranked colleges in the country, either in person or from the comfort of their own homes.
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