Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit

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Ready to get a jump on your college goals?

At Northeast Alabama Community College, our Dual Enrollment program lets you take college classes while still in high school, earning credits that count toward your future degree or career certification. It’s a great way to challenge yourself, explore new subjects, and save time and money.

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What are some of the benefits of Dual Enrollment?

• Opens doors to more challenging classes and expands your learning options while still in high school.
• Helps you skip repeating the same courses twice, saving time and effort.
• Gives you more freedom to schedule classes, including options at four-year universities.
• Unlocks scholarship chances at four-year schools when you successfully complete college courses early.
• Cuts down the time it takes to finish your college degree.
• Saves you and your family money since NACC tuition is way more affordable than most universities.
• Earn college credits that easily transfer to other schools.
• Dual Enrollment grades count on both your high school transcript and college record, showing your achievements loud and clear.
• Complete a course through Dual Enrollment, and you’ll know firsthand that you’re ready to tackle college with confidence!

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Dual Enrollment Coordinator

Staci Miller
Phone Extension: 2225
Office: SC 115B
millers@nacc.edu

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dualenrollment@nacc.edu

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Carrie Johnson
Dual Enrollment Program Assistant
Phone Extension: 2333
Office: SC 115
johnsoncarrie@nacc.edu

Melisa Escobar
Dual Enrollment Program Assistant
Phone Extension: 2282
Office: SC 115
escobarm@nacc.edu

Melanie Nevels        
Dual Enrollment Specialist
Phone Extension: 2392
Office: SC 115C
nevelsm@nacc.edu

Susan Webb
Dual Enrollment Specialist
Phone Extension: 2392
Office: SC 115C
webbs@nacc.edu

The state of Alabama has granted permission for accredited colleges to enter into agreements that allow high school students to earn both college and high school credit for selected courses. To better serve the needs of the Northeast Alabama Community, NACC and the school systems/districts of DeKalb County, Jackson County, Fort Payne City, Scottsboro City, and Qualified Private and Home Schools have agreed to offer this opportunity to students. Students are permitted to enroll in academic and technical coursework that satisfies credit for high school graduation core requirements and high school elective credit. The Alabama State Department of Education (ALSDE) has determined the high school graduation equivalencies of ACCS courses that are offered through dual enrollment for dual credit. The Dual Enrollment Equivalency List can be downloaded from the Alabama State Department of Education (ALSDE) website. College courses not accepted as a graduation requirement equivalency can be counted as elective credit for the high school student.