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Be sure to carefully read all of the information that follows regarding the Dual Credit Program and the enrollment process. PLEASE NOTE: YOU ARE CREATING A COLLEGE TRANSCRIPT. DUAL CREDIT GRADES ARE REPORTED TO ACCD AND WILL BE ON YOUR ACCD TRANSCRIPT.  \nIdentify whether you are a New Student or a Returning Student and follow the necessary steps listed below.  \nIf you have additional questions after reading this packet, please visit the AHHS website (Under Department/Guidance and Counseling) or contact Magdalena [Lopez at](Lopez at mlopez@ahisd.net)[ ](Lopez at mlopez@ahisd.net)[mlopez@ahisd.net](Lopez at mlopez@ahisd.net).  \nNew Student-First time taking a Dual Credit course OR not enrolled in a Dual Credit course for the Spring 2018 semester FOLLOW STEPS 1-5.  \nReturning Student-Enrolled in a Dual Credit course for the Spring 2018 semester FOLLOW STEPS 4 – 5.  \nThe 5 Dual Credit STEPS are:  \n􀁸 STEP 1 Apply Texas Application for Fall 2018 Dual Credit Admission due no later than Monday, February 12, 2018.  \nThis is the deadline set by Alamo Colleges. Please complete as soon as possible due to the additional requirements listed below.  \n􀁸  \n􀁸 STEP 2 Receive your Banner ID Number.  \n􀁸 STEP 3 Complete the Go FAARR module in ACES. Print out a copy of your score. Score must be submitted with your paperwork.  \n􀁸 STEP 4 Meet testing eligibility requirements.  \nTwo tentative opportunities will be offered to take the TSI assessment at AHHS: Friday, March 2, 2018 and Friday, April 6, 2018. Testing information will be sent out via Monday Mail and Naviance in February. The deadline to retest at any of the Alamo Colleges is Monday, June 4, 2018.  \n􀁸 STEP 5 Submit the Dual Credit Checklist with appropriate paperwork.  \nDUE DATE: 03/09/2018  \nDual Credit Program Information  \nA Dual Credit Program allows eligible students to earn college credit for certain high school courses in which they are enrolled. Dual credit courses are highschool courses that adhere to college-level standards.  \nThe primary purpose of the Dual Credit Program is to enable students who meet the requirements to earn college credits while completing their high school education. A successfully completed dual credit course earns the student college credit which may be applied toward an associate degree and/or may transfer to other colleges and universities.  \nUnder the High School/Dual Credit Agreement, students may not enroll in more than two dual credit courses per semester (6 to 8 credit hours) .  \nUniversities’ Acceptance of Dual Credit Courses  \nIt must be noted that each college or university reserves the right to (1) accept college credits for transfer credit from another college or university and (2) apply them appropriately to a student’s transcript. 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