ND Department of Public Instruction ND University System

Definition of dual credit course Problems with previous process Cooperative efforts between NDDPI and NDUS New form, process and Guidance Plans for automated application and process Questions?

A dual credit course is a college course taken by a high school student for which both college credit and high school credit are awarded. If taught in the high school, the content of the dual credit course must be identical to the content of the course taught on the college campus. If taught in the high school, the course must be of one semester in length. (The college course must align with a course taught in the high school for which there is a high school course code.)

ND Century Code For purposes of determining credit, a three- semester-hour course offered by a postsecondary institution is equivalent to a full semester high school course. Recommendations from Dual Credit Task Force Scholarship consistency eTranscript

Dual credit committee comprised of University and Department staff Unified policy communicated in letter signed by Dr. Michael Hillman and Superintendent Sanstead Policy and procedures relative to dual credit application process and enrollment

Guidance New Form Placement Scores Process

Fall, 2013 Demonstration

North Dakota University System North Dakota Department of Public Instruction Aimee Copas Connie Mittleider