• College Credit Information

    Students have the opportunity to receive both high school and college credit in a number of ways. These opportunities include: 

    • A smoother transition between high school and college
    • First-hand exposure to college-level work while still in high school
    • A chance to complete their degree faster
    • An industry recognized certificate
    • An opportunity to begin their freshman year of college with college credits while they also earn credits towards high school graduation
    • Dual enrollment is a cost-effective way to earn college credit
    • Dual-enrollment students are more likely to attend and graduate from college.

    Maize USD 266 offers both dual credit and college credit. 

    • Concurrent Enrollment: Classes taught at a high school at which approved high school teachers teach college credit during the normal school day. (KBOR 8b.1.i)
    • Dual Enrollment: (1) Classes in which the high school student travels to the college campus to take courses prior to graduation during the academic year or in summer. (KBOR 8b.1.vii) (2) Classes in which college faculty travel to the high school to teach separate courses to the high school students. (KBOR 8b.1.vii)

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