As a high school student, you can take college courses through Eastern Arizona College’s dual and concurrent enrollment programs at $70 a credit. Allowing you to graduate from both high school and college at the same time!
Both dual enrollment and concurrent enrollment are a cost-effective way for high school students to get a head start on college. However, each program and it’s corresponding courses abide by different requirements.
Meet with your high school counselor to determine the best path for you.
Determine Placement Testing and Course Requirements
Submit High School Transcripts to EA
Activate your MyEAC and Monster Mail Accounts
Complete the FERPA form (Family Educational Rights & Privacy Act) for students under the age of 18
Register & pay for classes through MyEAC or in person at EA’s Student Services Building
Dual Enrollment allows high school students to enroll in college courses offered at their high school campus, taught by college certified instructors, to fulfill both high school and college graduation requirements. Courses vary by high school to help students achieve their post-secondary certificate and/or degree goal.
Concurrent enrollment allows high school student to enroll in college courses offered at EA’s Thatcher campus to fulfill both high school and college graduation requirements. Concurrent enrolled students must meet the seat hour requirements at their high school.
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