CCU Dual Credit Program for Students and High Schools
Dual Credit course registration is open from February 15 to April 15 for the current registration period.
Colorado Christian University partners with high schools throughout the country and around the world to provide students the opportunity to earn college credits while simultaneously completing their high school degrees.
Students can jumpstart their college degrees without leaving their high school campuses.
CCU is a four-year liberal arts university accredited by the Higher Learning Commission; therefore, our credits transfer to many colleges and universities nationwide.
Students should contact their institutions of interest prior to registering for CCU dual credit courses. Institutions, including CCU, differ on how they accept both AP and dual credits and can vary their policies from year to year and for various programs.
Dual credit students pay one low flat fee and have access to an extensive library and e-resources. CCU works closely with school administrators, counselors, and teachers to provide a smooth experience for students and families.
Dual Credit Frequently Asked Questions
What is CCU Academy’s Dual Credit program?
CCU’s Dual Credit Program allows high school students to earn both high school and college credit simultaneously by taking approved courses through their high school.
Who is eligible to take dual credit courses?
High school students (including homeschool students) whose high school partners with CCU Academy can register for dual credit courses.
We’re proud to partner with more than 240 high schools — view the full list.
How do I register for a dual credit course?
Students register online through CCU Academy’s registration portal. You’ll need to know the name(s) of the dual credit courses offered through your high school.
Check out the Dual Credit registration page to learn more!
How much do dual credit courses cost?
Dual Credit courses cost $250 per class with a $50 fee for labs.
Will my dual credit courses transfer to other colleges and universities?
Most colleges and universities accept dual credit courses from regionally accredited schools like CCU. However, transfer policies vary, so it’s recommended that students contact their future college’s registrar's office to confirm transferability.
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