Dual Credit for High School Administrators

Looking to offer more dual credit opportunities for your high school juniors and seniors? Here you will find valuable information to get started.

Common Dual Credit Courses

Instructors must meet Illinois Community College Board requirements.
1. IAI 1.1 Transfer courses require a minimum of a master’s degree within the discipline or any master’s degree with 18 graduate hours appropriate to the academic field of study or in the discipline in which the instructor will be teaching.
2. CTE 1.2 courses require 2,000 hours of work experience and appropriate recognizable credentials, depending on the specific field.
Dual Credit Quality Act
ICCB Dual Credit Administrative Rules
This option allows the high school to use their faculty for instruction.
A $50 course fee per student is paid directly to Kishwaukee College (the fee is waived for students who qualify for free/reduced lunch).

Colleen TumminaroDirector of Dual Credit & K-12 PartnershipsP815-825-9471Edualcredit@kish.eduOC2104

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