Dual Credit - Pathways to a Brighter Tomorrow
Dual credit allows high school students to earn college credit and high school credit concurrently. Cisco College partners with more than 40 regional high schools to deliver a quality college education for a fraction of typical college and university tuition costs. Dual credit serves to expand academic options for college-bound students and familiarize them early with college curriculum and expectations.
The Associate of Arts (A.A.) and Associate of Science (A.S.) degrees are general studies degrees designed for transfer to a university or for students seeking a 2-year general education degree. Students may complete an A.A. degree or A.S. degree with an emphasis in their area of academic interest or intended major after transferring to a 4-year university.
The Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) Degree is designed for students seeking a 2-year degree in a technical, health sciences, or workforce program.
Benefits of Cisco College's Dual Credit program include:
- Reduce the time required to complete an undergraduate degree.
- Ability to transfer dual credit courses to most higher education institutions.
- Develop skills and gain valuable experience in career and technology fields prior to graduation.
- Significantly reduce the cost of higher education.
- Earning college credits while in high school increases the likelihood that a student will complete high school and enroll in and persist in college.
- Rigorous and meaningful coursework in high school prepares the student for success in college.
Once you have applied to Cisco College on the Cisco College Home Page, click here to complete a Dual Credit Course Request Form.
Dual Credit Handbook, Checklists, and Forms:
- Dual Credit Course Request Form
- How to Access Canvas 2023 2024
- How to Access Campus Connect and Find Your Cisco College Student ID Number
- Dual Credit Checklist 2023 2024
- Dual Credit Process
- Dual Credit Handbook 2023 2024
- Dual Credit Drop Course Request Form 2023 2024
- Homeschool Transcript Requirements
- Dual Credit Letter of Appeal
- Spring 2024 Graduation Application
- Dual Credit Class Offerings 2023-2024
- TSIA2 Minimum Passing Standards - Academic Dual Credit
Financial Aid Forms (to be completed after completion of the FAFSA):
Contact Us
Tianay Bralley
Director of Dual Credit Programs
Phone: (325) 794-4510 Cell: (254) 631-1252
tianay.bralley@cisco.edu
Nathan Monroe
Dual Credit Counselor
Phone: (325) 794-4439 Cell: (325) 829-7168
nathan.monroe@cisco.edu
Amy Allen
Assistant to the Director of Dual Credit Programs
Phone: (325) 794-4503 Cell: (325) 668-5075
amy.allen@cisco.edu
The Office of Dual Credit is located on the Abilene Campus in office 111.
Office hours are:
- Monday - Thursday: 8:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
- Friday: 8:00 p.m. - 12:00 p.m.