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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Our kid took 3 English classes during HS from NoVa Community College while attending a DC catholic school. These were not "dual enrollment" in the typical sense where they replace the equivalent HS class. They were just college level classes in addition to all HS classes. Kid dsed those 9 English credits to skip two freshman English classes that would have been required at his university and graduated in 3.5 years from a top 20 school. [/quote] I don’t know of any top 20 school that accepts community college credit. [/quote] I think you are wrong on this.... I'd bet they all accept community courses in the same way they do AP. There is variation on whether it counts towards your total requirements (i.e. might allow you to graduate early) and whether it just counts to let you fulfill a requirement and just opens up your choices earlier. At my school, having english and history community college (via a travel abroad HS program) meant I didn't have to take the 1 required english and 1 required history course at the school. But I still had to take english/history to fulfill the requirement - I just got to choose what course I wanted to take (instead of the specific "freshman english/history" course everyone else had to take)[/quote] I’ve got 2 kids in college. One is at top 20 other is at top SLAC. Neither accept cc credit. They barely accept credit from other universities. For both, you have to submit syllabus and get department head approval ahead of time. They didn’t even get full AP credit for everything they took. The one at top 20 didn’t even count any of the AP for credit. The one at SLAC capped the credit to only 4 courses and had to be a 5 on AP for it. [/quote]
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