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Get a Head Start on College
Dual enrollment at HGTC allows eligible high school students to earn college credit while completing their high school education. Through partnerships with local school districts, charter schools, private schools, and homeschool organizations, students can save time, reduce future college costs, explore career interests, and gain valuable experience with college-level coursework.
Whether your goal is to attend a four-year university, enter the workforce, or complete a technical credential, dual enrollment can help you get there faster.
Explore Careers Before Graduation
Dual enrollment students can explore programs aligned with their future goals, including health sciences, business, advanced manufacturing, information technology, hospitality, engineering technologies, and university transfer pathways. Students gain early exposure to college programs while taking meaningful steps toward their academic and career goals.
Dual Enrollment at a Glance
- Available to public, private, charter, and homeschooled students
- Earn college credit while still in high school
- Multiple pathways available, including transfer and career-focused options
- Affordable tuition with state tuition assistance available to those who qualify
- Courses offered online, on HGTC campuses, and at participating high schools
- Credits may transfer to many colleges and universities
- Save time and money toward a future degree or credential
Student Success Starts Here
- Build confidence in college-level coursework
- Improve study and time management skills
- Develop independence and responsibility
- Gain experience navigating a college environment
- Begin building a college transcript
Information for Parents
Dual enrollment provides students with the opportunity to experience college-level expectations while still benefiting from the support systems available in high school.
Through participation, students develop:
- Time management and study skills
- Academic confidence
- College readiness
- Career exploration opportunities
- Greater independence and responsibility
Parents are encouraged to work closely with their student's counselor to ensure course selections support both graduation requirements and long-term academic goals.
Who Is Eligible?
Eligible high school students may participate in dual enrollment with:
- Parent or guardian permission
- School counselor approval
- Qualification through HGTC placement requirements
Students interested in participating should complete the dual enrollment application and work with their counselor to determine the best course options.
Private school and homeschooled students seeking dual credit must provide documentation confirming that high school credit will be awarded for approved coursework. Don鈥檛 have a school counselor? Please email pace@hgtc.edu for next steps.
Ready to Get Started?
Explore admission requirements, application steps, important deadlines, and available course options to begin earning college credit while in high school.
Start Your College Journey Today
Dual enrollment gives high school students the opportunity to challenge themselves academically, explore future careers, earn valuable college credit, and save on the cost of higher education. HGTC is committed to helping students succeed from high school through college and beyond.