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In addition to receiving highschool credit, students may receive college credit if they take the AP EXAM and score a 3 or higher on the exam. AP Courses and exams do not qualify as dual credit. There is a fee ($95 average cost) to take an AP exam for college credit.  \nGo to the follow link to view AP credit policy Information for universities and colleges:  \n[http://collegesearch.collegeboard.com/apcreditpolicy/index.jsp](http://collegesearch.collegeboard.com/apcreditpolicy/index.jsp)  \nDual Credit is a part of the Lone Star College System’s exceptional admissions program. Students can earn both high school credit and college credit simultaneously. Students must take a test assessment to determine college readiness in order to qualify for the program. They must pay fees directly to Lone Star College and maintain a grade of a “C” or better in order to receive credit and remain in the program. Before taking dual credit courses, please check with the university of choice of confirm if a dual credit course will transfer.  \nUT On Ramps works through a dual enrollment model. The courses are taught by 2 people, High school teacher and UT professor. Students who meet the course requirements will have the opportunity to accept or decline college credit. [https://onramps.utexas.edu/](https://onramps.utexas.edu/)  \n[AP & Dual Courses have the same GPA value.](AP & Dual Courses have the same GPA value.)  \nContact Information  \nAtascocita High School  \nAHS-Dual Credit Liaison  \nValerie Blanco  \n[Valerie.Blanco@humbleisd.net](Valerie.Blanco@humbleisd.net)  \nAHS Counselors  \n281-641-7500  \nWant more information?  \nGo to the AHS school website > Our School > Dual Credit > Click How to Begin  \nLone Star College Contacts LSC Dual Credit  \n[KC-DualCredit@lonestar.edu](KC-DualCredit@lonestar.edu)[ ](KC-DualCredit@lonestar.edu)[Anthony.j.seiter@lonestar.edu](Anthony.j.seiter@lonestar.edu)[ ](Anthony.j.seiter@lonestar.edu)[281-381-4365](281-381-4365)  \nLSC Dual Credit Website  \n[www.lonestar.edu/dualcredit/](www.lonestar.edu/dualcredit/)  \n[LSC-Kingwood](LSC-Kingwood) – [Testing](Testing) Center  \n281-312-1476 [https://www.lonestar.edu/placement-testing](https://www.lonestar.edu/placement-testing)info.htm  \nLSC Information  \n281-312-1600  \nBusiness Office/Cashier  \n281-312-1581  \nHelp with mylonestar account  \n832-813-6600  \nATASCOCITA HIGH SCHOOL  \nDual Credit Program  \nIn partnership with  \nLone Star College—Kingwood  \nDo you want to get a jump start on a college degree?  \n~  \nHigh school students can take courses through Lone Star College by participating in the Dual Credit program.  \n~  \nDual Credit allows high school students to earn both highschool and college credit by completing college-level courses while in high school.  \n~  \nClasses are transferable to Texas public colleges and universities as well as many out-of-state and private colleges.  \nDual Credit  is part of the Lone Star College System’s exceptional admissions program. It is especially designed for secondary education students. Those who qualify can earn high school and college credit. Both high school and college credit are awarded upon successful completion of the course.  \nBenefits  \n•Cost is significantly less  \n•College degree completion in less time  \n•Credit is accepted at most state colleges  \n• Access to college services including library, tutoring, and computer labs  \n•Builds confidence by easing the transition into college  \n•Development of good college study habits  \n• Convenience of most dual credit courses taught at the high school during the r","cbCaieenKovnB81T","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieenKovnB81T","pdf",461050,"English","# What Makes a Dual Credit Student\n## Differences: AP vs Dual Credit vs UT OnRamps\n# Dual Credit Program Overview\n## Benefits and Cost\n## Grades, Transfer, and Calendar Notes\n# Dual Credit Course Selection\n## Examples of College-Equivalent Courses\n# Requirements and Contact Information","[{\"question\":\"What are the key characteristics of a dual credit student?\",\"answer\":\"A dual credit student should be responsible, self-motivated, hard-working, and capable of handling a faster pace. 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