Ways students can earn college credit
An introduction to dual credit, AP, IB, CLEP, community-college courses, and summer terms.
Fastrack Guide ($47)
Check dual-credit options before your student enrolls
Use the guide to compare credit options, research transfer policies, organize a term-by-term schedule, and record the answers your family receives. It is educational material, not a personalized course map or a promised graduation, transfer, savings, or admission result.
Policies and course applicability vary by state, school, major, and catalog year. Confirm every course with the high school, credit-granting institution, and receiving college before enrollment.
What the guide helps you check
Transfer-policy research
Questions to ask colleges, places to look for published policies, and a method for tracking how a course may apply.
Schedule planning
A framework for organizing possible courses by term while accounting for workload and prerequisites.
Funding research
Starting points for researching state, local, and university funding and scholarship rules.
Implementation checklist
A checklist for documenting sources, contacting advisors, and recording answers before enrollment.
What the guide cannot decide for you
Published transfer tables and catalogs can be incomplete, interpreted differently, or changed after publication. A course that transfers may still apply only as an elective. Residency, prerequisites, sequencing, course availability, financial aid, and degree changes can also affect the outcome.
Use the guide to structure your research and record answers. Get written confirmation from the relevant institutions for the student’s exact program and catalog year.
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