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The dual credit landscape is divided into two primary mechanisms: Concurrent Enrollment (College in the High School, Career and Technical Ecuation, and Running Start) and Credit by Exam (Advanced Placement) . Key takeaways for the 2026-2027 academic year include:  \n● Strategic Financial Advantage: All dual credit significantly reduces the Total Cost of Attendance (COA) at colleges and universities. There is current Federal Loan Reform: under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) effective July 1 , 2026 that make participation in dual credit advantageous.  \n● Transfer Integrity: Washington state maintains robust transfer frameworks like the Washington 45 and Direct Transfer Agreements ( DTA) . However, a critical distinction exists between \"Transfer Credit\" (numeric volume of courses) and \"Course Equivalency\"(academic placement) . College credit may count as elective credit if transferred to another college or university.  \n● Financial Aid Risks: Participation in dual credit initiates a permanent college transcript. Poor performance can jeopardize future financial aid eligibility through Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) violations, specifically regarding GPA, Pace of Progression, and the 150% Maximum Timeframe rule.  \nI. Dual Credit Program Framework  \nWalla Walla Public Schools provides four primary pathways for students to earn simultaneous high school and college credit.  \n1. Advanced Placement (AP)  \nAP is a \"credit by exam\" program. College credit is primarily granted based on standardized exam scores (typically a 3 or higher) rather than classroom grades.  \n● Eligibility: Grades 9-12  \n● Credit by Exam: Colleges determine credit transfer & course equivalency; AP score  \nminimums vary from institution to institution and sometimes by subject area. At a minimum, students must score a 3+ to earn credit.  \n● Credit Evaluation: Each college or university determines how credit is awarded for transfer credit and course equivalency and sets the minimum score to earn credit: score of 3 , 4 , or 5.  \n● Offerings: WaHi offers 23 AP courses. In May 2026 , WaHi AP students passed 84% of all AP exams taken.  \n● Capstone Diploma: A specialized credential requiring scores of 3+ in AP Seminar, AP Research, and four additional AP exams.  \n2. College in the High School (CiHS)  \nCourses are taught at the high school by college-approved teachers using college curricula.  \n● Eligibility: Grades 9–12.  \n● Sponsoring Institutions: Eastern Washington University ( EWU) , and University of Washington ( UW) .  \n● Transcript: Students earn credit by passing the course (typically a 2 .0 or higher) . Enrollment creates an immediate, permanent college transcript.  \n● Course Length & Format: Some CiHS courses are offered in one WaHi semester and some are delivered over the course of the year. Refer to the WA 45 WaHi Equivalencies for course length. Some CiHS courses are codelivered in an AP class, but students may opt out of taking the AP exam to earn credit and earn credit from the college by completing the course by earning a a grade of “C” or higher.  \n3. Career & Technical Education (CTE) Dual Credit  \nThis pathway focuses on professional-technical skills.  \n● Eligibility: Grades 9–12; SEATech-grades 11 & 12  \n● Requirement: Students earn credit by passing a course, typically a \"B\" (3 .0) or higher, and in some instances, a “C” (2.0) or higher. Students may need to submit additional components to meet CTE criteria.  \n● Focus: Direct entry into workforce credentials or Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degrees.  \n● Location: CTE courses are available at WaHi or at SEATech Skills Center.  \n4. 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