Earn College Credit Before High School Graduation – At No Cost to You!

What is Dual Credit?

Dual credit helps Bexar County high school students get a head start on what comes next. By earning college credit while still in high school, students can save money, build confidence, and explore their future with support from their school.

Why Choose Dual Credit?

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Ready to enroll or have questions? We’re here to help! Speak to your school counselor to learn more about eligibility, course options, and how to get started.

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TSI 2.0

Before starting some dual credit courses, students may need to take the TSIA 2.0, often called the TSI. The TSI is a college readiness assessment that helps your school understand whether you are ready for college-level classes or if you need a little extra support first.

It may sound intimidating, but it does not have to be. The TSI includes math, reading and writing, and an essay, and our explainer video gives you a clear, student-friendly breakdown of what to expect, how scoring works, and how to prepare.

Watch the TSI Explainer Video ——–>

This video is a great first step if you have heard about the TSI but are not sure what it means. Watch the breakdown, then talk to your counselor about your next step toward dual credit and becoming Future Ready.

Parents and Families: Be Part of Their Journey

Your child’s future is full of possibilities. Whether they want to go straight to a university, start at a community college, join the military, enter the workforce, or explore a career pathway, dual credit can help them take an important step forward while they are still in high school.

For families, that future can also bring real questions about time, money, responsibility, and change. Dual credit can help students save on college costs, graduate sooner, and move toward their goals without having to give up the support and connection they have at home.

Invest in Their Future Without Giving Up the Present

Watch the parent support video to see how dual credit can open doors for students and families. Then, talk to your child’s school counselor about the options available and how you can support their next step.

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