Dual Credit

Getting the most out of an educational experience is a top priority for both students, teachers and parents. South Plains College recognizes the importance of allowing highly motivated students the opportunity to earn college credit while still in high school.

The Dual Credit Program at South Plains College allows selected students to enroll in college-level courses and earn college credit while a junior or senior in high school. In certain cases, these college credit courses can be applied toward the student's high school credit requirements for graduation.

DUAL CREDIT refers to the granting of high school graduation credit for college courses taken at South Plains College. The policies of the local independent school district govern the granting of such credit.

CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT refers to a cooperative agreement between South Plains College and the local independent school district. Students participating in concurrent enrollment classes are enrolled in a course which satisfies both high school and college-level requirements. These courses are generally offered at the high school campus.

Eligible Courses

South Plains College has identified a number of courses which may be taken for dual credit through the early admissions program. Most students take courses commonly required for any bachelor's degree program at Texas universities. Academic credit received at South Plains College is fully transferable to Texas public universities.

How to Enroll