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February 21st 2019: Is Dual Enrollment Always a Good Idea? Plus Listener Questions

Some high schools and colleges offer a unique way to earn college credit prior to graduation through dual-enrollment coursework. Learn more about this option, how it stacks up against AP and IB programs, and whether or not it’s the right choice for you or your student. We’ll spend the rest of the episode answering your college admissions and finance questions.

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