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 \n(B)a career and technical education course;or  \n(C)a foreign language  \n(i)   This provision does not apply to a college course for dual credit offered as part of an approvedearly college education program established under TEC Section 29.908 or an early collegeprogram as defined in this Sub chapter.  \n(ii)   Any college course for dual credit offered as part of an early college program as defined in thissubchapter must be a core curriculum course of the public institution of higher educationproviding the credit,a career and technical education course,a foreign language course,or acourse that satisfies specific degree plan requirements leading to the completion of a Boardapproved certificate,AA,AS,AAS degree program,or Field of Study(FOS)curriculum.  \n## (4)Public colleges may not offer remedial and developmental courses for dual credit.\n\n## (B)  Student Eligibility(Statewide Goal 1)\n\n(1)Consistent with the updates in the Texas Administrative Code,Southwest Texas College will exempt non-degree-seeking students from Dual Credit Eligibility College Readiness requirements until the student hasearned 15 hours.  \n(2)A high school student is eligible to enroll in academic dual credit courses if the student meets any of thecriteria currently described/presented/outlined in Title 19,Part 1,Chapter 4 of the Texas Administrative Code.  \n(3)A high school student is also eligible to enroll in academic dual credit courses that require demonstration ofTSI college readiness in reading,writing,and/or mathematics under the conditions currentlydescribed/presented/outlined in Title 19,Part 1,Chapter 4 of the Texas Administrative Code.  \n(4)A high school student is eligible to enroll in workforce education dual credit courses contained in a Level 1certificate program,or a program leading to a credential of less than a Level 1 certificate,at a public juniorcollege or public technical institute and shall not be required to provide demonstration of college readiness ordual credit en","cbCaifpH4uhry5Af","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifpH4uhry5Af","pdf",4542190,"English","# Eligible Courses\n## Course identification requirements\n## Restrictions on dual credit course offerings\n# Student Eligibility (Statewide Goal 1)\n## Dual credit eligibility exemptions and readiness rules\n## Eligibility criteria for academic and workforce education dual credit\n## Orientation and district documentation responsibilities","[{\"question\":\"Which courses are eligible for dual credit under the agreement?\",\"answer\":\"Eligible courses are provided through the Crosswalk in Appendix B and must meet the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board requirements (lower division academic course guide or workforce education course manual, or approved undergraduate inventories for universities).\"},{\"question\":\"What restrictions apply to dual credit course offerings?\",\"answer\":\"Public colleges may not offer remedial and developmental courses for dual credit, and certain early college program exceptions are addressed separately within the eligibility provisions.\"},{\"question\":\"What determines student eligibility to enroll in academic or workforce education dual credit?\",\"answer\":\"Academic dual credit eligibility depends on Texas Administrative Code criteria and, when applicable, demonstrated TSI college readiness or approved exemption conditions; 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