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Dual enrollment in high school and college helps some low achievers
lenaire • August 2, 2010
The solution? Dual enrollment, which allows high school students to enroll in college.
For a year, my daughter went to high school in the morning to take the final classes that would allow her to graduate. In the afternoon, she took classes at Kalamazoo Valley Community College.
The strategy was an unqualified success. She got her high school diploma. She also finished the year with 17 college credits under her belt and with something perhaps even more valuable — a healthy confidence about doing college-level work.
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Marie L
2010/02/17 at 4:10 pm
First generation college students, adult students returning to school, high school drop outs searching for a better future. It’s not easy, you need assistance from your family, and friends, and sometimes, that help is just not around. A Community College is exactly what we need in the Susquehanna Valley, it is a COLLEGE that involves and includes the COMMUNITY, making brighter futures and helping those who want to help themselves, but are just to afraid to look for help, or just don’t know where to turn. Let’s create these futures, lets make Susquehanna Valley Community College more than just a topic of conversation…Let’s make it happen. Accessible and affordable education, SVCC, doesn’t it sound good?
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