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Dual Credit at Grayson

Grayson College partners with area high schools to provide dual credit courses that simultaneously move students towards both high school graduation and a college degree or certification.

The Benefits of Dual Credit Include:

  • Dual Credit courses allow students to better transition to the college life while still close to home.
  • Studies show that dual credit increases the likelihood that a student will complete high school, and enroll in and persist in college. (THECB)
  • May significantly reduce the cost of higher education. GC tuition and fees are a fraction of the cost at four year schools.

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Student Life

Dual credit students at Grayson College have the opportunity to learn and socialize both in and outside of the classroom. Dual credit students have access to the same support and enrichment activities as traditional students. These include, library services, tutoring, and career counseling. They are also invited to participate in events held on campus.

Staff & Faculty

Students learn under the supervision of experienced and dedicated faculty members. Grayson College faculty believe in the mission of student success, and are a resource to help students achieve their goals.

FAQS

  • Academic courses are typically those taken in the first and second year of college and are necessary to complete an Associate's Degree. These courses generally apply to a bachelor's degree at any State of Texas four-year university. (Please get in touch with your high school counselor or GC advisor for specific transfer considerations.)These courses may be taken at the high school, online, or the college campus. (Examples: English, Government, History, Biology, Math, Psychology, Art)

    Technical courses lead to a certificate or Associate of Applied Science related to various high-demand occupations that require one to two years of training and allow students to go to work immediately after completion. These courses are not guaranteed to transfer; however, many GC programs have articulation agreements with certain four-year universities that allow for the transfer of credit to technical degrees to lead to a Bachelor of Arts in Applied Science. Don't hesitate to get in touch with your advisor for more information. (Examples: Welding, EMT, Cyber Security, Culinary Arts, Electrical Technology)

  • Please refer to the Student Enrollment Checklist

  • You may access the current tuition/fees in the Grayson College Catalog. Full or partial tuition waivers are available for dual credit students on free or reduced lunch programs.

  • Registration and payment deadlines are before the beginning of each semester. Check the Academic Calendar located in the Student Planner for dates.

    Payment can be made online by logging into “My Viking” and clicking on “Ledger”. Please ensure you are selecting the correct semester. Payment can also be made in person or over the phone with the GC Business Office.

    If you are not able to pay in full, payment arranagements can also be made with the Business Office prior to the beginning of the term.

    Note: Students who have a balance and have not made payment arrangements prior to the first day of class may be dropped from their courses for non-payment.

  • Students may access required textbooks/materials for each course in the student planner by going to Home > Course Search > Course > Book Information.

    Please visit with your high school counselor for more information about Follett Access.

  • Final grades are posted in the Student Planner. Individual course grading policies are located the course syllabus. Contact your professor with any questions regarding grading.

  • Students with questions or concerns should reach out directly to their instructor via the contact information provided in Canvas.

  • Students are highly encouraged to work directly with their course instructor to resolve any questions or concerns; this should be the first step taken. If parents continue to have questions and concerns, they should contact their child's school counselor or the Dual Credit Director for assistance. 

  • Students must use their Grayson email to email instructors when they want to drop a course. They must also notify their school counselor. The academic calendar in the planner provides tuition reimbursement deadlines and information.

  • State law requires that all students under the age of 22 who attend classes at the college campus must have current Meningococcal vaccination documentation or a conscientious exemption affidavit on file. For more information and a link to the affidavit, please visit the Texas Department of State Health Services vaccination page.

  • All dual credit courses follow the Grayson College Academic Calendar.

  • No. High school students are not allowed to enroll in developmental-level courses. Students who wish to do so should contact their high school counselor to discuss if College Prep courses are available through their high school.

    • Regularly check your GC Viking email account. Important information on registration, payment, due dates, and other items will be sent to this address.
    • Stay in contact with your instructor. If you begin to struggle, reach out to them. There are support services that can assist you such as tutoring.
    • Refer back to this website for quick answers to questions.

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