Career Advantage
Start college early through DMACC Career Advantage
DMACC Career Advantage is a NACEP Accredited program that offers high school students the opportunity to earn college credit while still in high school. Our program meets rigorous academic standards set by the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships (NACEP). DMACC and area high schools have formed a partnership to offer high school students the opportunity to earn college credits. Thousands of high school students take advantage of these program offerings each year. College credits give them a jump start on their academic and career goals, while saving money on college courses. High school students can enroll and complete Career Advantage classes either at their home high school, at DMACC or online. In addition, our program serves the needs of our students and high school partners by focusing on the following areas:
- Eligibility: Students must meet required proficiency measures before enrollment.
- Quality Instruction: All instructors meet DMACC credentialing requirements and engage in ongoing professional
development.
- Support: Dedicated program coordinators are available to assist students throughout their academic journey.
Three ways to earn college credit through DMACC
CLASSES AT DMACC
Earn FREE college credit
DMACC Career Academies offer a variety of career and technical programs to high school students. Most programs are two semesters long and meet everyday either in the morning or afternoon. Students typically earn anywhere from 12-18 college credits.
CLASSES AT YOUR SCHOOL
Save time and money
Find your high school and see what classes earn DMACC credits. Students may use their college credit toward a two-year degree at DMACC. We have agreements with many four-year institutions. DMACC students have transferred credits to over 925 colleges and universities around the country.
ONLINE CLASSES
Take DMACC classes anywhere
Choose DMACC credit classes you can take online from anywhere. Our online course options meet core requirements for an Associate in Arts (AA) Degree at DMACC. Plan to attend a college other than DMACC after high school graduation? Discuss coursework with that future institution early in the process to maximize credit transferability.
Learn how DMACC credits will apply toward a degree at a four-year institution
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