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All policies are subject to change without notice to meet mandates ofthe Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, Texas Education Agency, or Texas Legislature.  \nDual Credit Handbook Contents  \nSection I – Introduction: Page 2-3  \n• Welcome to Kilgore College  \n• What is Dual Credit  \n• How does Dual Credit work  \n• What subjects are available  \n• What public school districts are served by Kilgore College  \nSection II – Information for Students and Parents: Page 4-10  \n• Eligibility  \n• Conditions of Enrollment  \n• Application process  \n• Registration and Payment Process  \n• Attendance Policy and Drops  \n• Expectations and Responsibilities of the Student  \n• Student Support  \n• Identification and Parking Permits  \n• Access to Student Records  \n• Student Appeal Procedure  \n• Testing Services  \nSection III – Kilgore College Dual Credit Delivery systems: Page 11  \nSection IV – Sample Documents: Page 12-17  \nSection I: Introduction  \nWelcome to Kilgore College  \nWe are delighted that you are interested in getting a head start on your college education by participating in the Kilgore College Dual Credit program. Dual Credit students regularly make up 20-25% of Kilgore College students.  \nWhat is Dual Credit?  \nDual Credit is a process by which a high school student enrolls in a college course and receives simultaneous academic credit for the course from both the college and the high school. The Kilgore College Dual Credit program provides an opportunity for academically strong high school students to enroll in college-level courses that fulfill high school graduation requirements or courses that meet other academic/workforce training needs. Students may also choose to take courses beyond high school requirements if the courses fit their instructional needs. Kilgore College classifies all high school students enrolled in college as dual credit students, as the decision of whether to grant high school credit for college courses is between the student and the high school. Even if high school credit will not be granted, all policies in this handbook still apply.  \nHow does Dual Credit work?  \nStudents begin by visiting with their high school counselor to determine if Dual Credit courses are possible and to determine if the student is eligible. Students must show college readiness through standardized test results. High school counselors are familiar with eligibility requirements and appropriate scores for Dual Credit admission.  \nStudents must meet all admission requirements and the prerequisites for each course that is taken. High school counselors help students with testing, admission applications, submission of transcripts, and the Kilgore College Dual Credit Registration form.  \nWhat subjects are available?  \nKilgore College offers a wide selection of courses to Dual Credit students at many locations and ina number of formats. Students must consult with the high school counselor about which subjects are available and most appropriate, but the most common subjects have been English, Government, and History. Other selections may include courses in Fine Arts, Speech, Economics, Math, Sciences, and Workforce Training areas. Dual credit students may not enroll in remedial courses at KC.  \nArea superintendents and counselors work with the Coordinator of Dual Credit to develop all Dual Credit offerings on high school campuses.  \nState funding limitations  \nKC will not enroll high school students in courses that are not eligible for state funding. The State of Texas will only fund dual credit courses that are:  \nCore Curriculum  \nCareer/Technical/Workforce Courses, plus:  \nACCT (Accounting)  \nAGRI (Agriculture)  \nBCIS (Business Computer Information Systems)  \nBUSI (Business)  \nCOSC (Computer Science)  \nCRIJ (Criminal Justice)  \nENGR (Engineering)  \nForeign Language  \nCourses such as k inesiology (PE), dance lessons, music lessons, and music e","cbCaihT7iEeWDMBX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihT7iEeWDMBX","pdf",163825,18,"English","# Dual Credit Handbook Contents\n## Section I – Introduction\n## Welcome to Kilgore College\n## What is Dual Credit\n## How does Dual Credit work?\n## What subjects are available?\n## State funding limitations\n## What public school districts are served by Kilgore College?\n# Section II – Information for Students and Parents\n## Eligibility\n## Conditions of Enrollment\n## Application process\n## Registration and Payment Process\n## Attendance Policy and Drops\n## Expectations and Responsibilities of the Student\n## Student Support\n## Identification and Parking Permits\n## Access to Student Records\n## Student Appeal Procedure\n## Testing Services\n# Section III – Kilgore College Dual Credit Delivery systems\n# Section IV – Sample Documents","[{\"question\":\"What is Dual Credit at Kilgore College?\",\"answer\":\"Dual Credit lets a high school student enroll in a college course and receive simultaneous academic credit from both the college and the high school. 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