Dual Credit Information
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What is Dual Credit/Concurrent Enrollment?
Dual Credit/Concurrent Enrollment is an option for qualified high school students to take courses that satisfy requirements for earning both a high school diploma and a college degree. This option gives high school students the opportunity to receive credit for high school and college by taking courses that are taught in the high school, during the regular high school day, and taught by qualified high school teachers.
Information for Parents
Current Partnerships with PNC:
- Andrean High School
- Bishop Noll Institute
- Boone Grove High School
- Chesterton High School
- Culver Community High School
- East Chicago Central High School
- George Rogers Clark High School
- Griffith High School
- Hebron High School
- Highland High School
- Hobart HighSchool
- John Glenn High School
- Kankakee Valley High School
- Knox High School
- Kouts High School
- LaCrosse High School
- Lake Central High School
- Lake Station/Edison High School
- La Lumiere High School
- La Porte High School
- Lew Wallace STEM Academy
- Lowell High School
- Merrillville High School
- Michigan City High School
- Morgan Township High School
- Munster High School
- New Prairie High School
- North Judson-San Pierre High School
- North Newton High School
- North White High School
- Portage High School
- Roosevelt Career And Technology Academy
- South Central High School
- Tri-County Middle High School
- Valparaiso High School
- Victory Christian Academy
- Washington Township High School
- West Central High School
- West Side Leadership Academy
- Westville High School
- Wheeler High School
- Winamac High School
- Wirt/Emerson Visual and Performing Arts Academy
PNC Dual Credit/Concurrent Courses
Students from area high schools are enrolled in one, two or several of these courses. Some students have graduated from high school with up to 24 hours of college credit.
Dual Credit/Concurrent Enrollment Approved Course Descriptions
Students considering dual credit/concurrent enrollment courses will be able to check the transferability of these courses by submitting course titles, course numbers, course descriptions and number of credit hours to the admissions office of the university/college of their choice. Students are also able to check for the pre-requisites required for a dual credit/concurrent enrollment course. All of this information is included in the list of Dual Credit/Concurrent Enrollment Course Descriptions. This information is also available in our On-line Course Catalog.
Cost for Dual Credit/Concurrent Enrollment Approved Courses
One of the benefits of taking dual credit courses in the high school is the tuition assistance program. The tuition fee for courses on the State Dual Credit Priority Course List is $25 per credit hour. Tuition for Dual Credit/Concurrent Enrollment courses that are not included on the State Dual Credit Priority Course List is $101.55 per credit hour (no additional fees or book costs), as set by the Board of Trustees at Purdue West Lafayette. Students taking dual credit courses in their high school who qualify for free/reduced lunch receive 100% tuition assistance.
Transferring Dual Credit Courses
Steps to Apply - Registration and Payment of Fees
Important Forms You will Need!
Purdue Transcript Request Form
Dual Credit / High School Non-Degree Application
(print, complete and return to your high school guidance counselor)
Staff Information:
Sue Wilson
Director of School Partnerships
(219) 785-5236 |
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Carrie Davis
School Partnerships Secretary
(219) 785-5590 |
Westville Location
Technology Building Room 157
Porter County Location
Undergrad Building Room 111
