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Dual Enrollment Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Dual Enrollment Class?

Dual enrollment classes are offered by Norco college and dual enrollment grades are included on a student’s official high school and college transcripts.  Students may earn college credit if they pass a dual enrollment class with a grade of C or better.

How Many High School Credits Do I Receive from a Dual Enrollment Class?

It varies, but typically a dual enrollment class will count for 10 credits or the equivalent of a year-long class.

Is a Dual Enrollment Class on a Four Point Scale or a Five Point Scale?

A dual enrollment class is on a five point scale.  This means if you receive an "A" in a dual enrollment class, you would receive a 5.0 for the class.

How does an AP class compare to a Dual Enrollment Class?

The AP program, created by the College Board, offers college-level courses for high school students. AP classes prepare students for an AP exam. If the student scores high enough on the AP exam, they may qualify for college credit or have the opportunity to take advanced courses as a college freshman.  For more information about AP credit, sending scores, state policies  and college credit, click here.
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  • Welcome
  • Contact Your Counselor
  • Academic
    • Dual Enrollment >
      • How to access Office 365 at Norco
    • SHS AVID
    • 9th grade
    • 10th Grade >
      • 10th grade Academic Advising and Registering for Classes
      • PSAT Info
    • 11th Grade >
      • 11th grade Academic Advising and Registering for Classes
    • 12th grade >
      • 12th grade Academic Advising and Registering for Classes
      • How to Order Transcripts
    • Help! My Student is Struggling >
      • Tutoring and Extra Help
    • Summer Assignments >
      • Language Arts AP/Honors Summer Assignment
      • AP World History Summer Assignment
      • Math Summer Assignment
      • AP Comp Sci A Summer Assign
      • AP Music Theory
    • Seal of Biliteracy
  • Social/Emotional
    • Intervention Resources
    • eSports
    • Clubs and Volunteering
    • LGBTQ Resources
    • Community Referrals
    • CNUSD Clinician Referral List
    • Support Groups
    • Ways to Cope
  • College and Career
    • College Information >
      • The College Search Process
      • UC Information
      • California State University
      • Common App
      • Trade Schools
      • Community Colleges >
        • Norco Community College
        • Santiago Canyon College
    • NCAA ELIGIBILITY
    • SAT & ACT
    • College and Career Readiness
    • Types of Loans
    • Scholarship Information
    • Financial Aid >
      • Cal Grant Info
  • Resources
    • Teacher Name and Email Addresses
    • Forms and Instructions On How to Submit
    • Requesting a Letter of Recommendation
    • Shark Scheduler-Class Descriptions
    • CTE Pathways and Articulation Info
    • CCI Info
    • Community Service
    • Counselor Advisement Resources