Should All Students Take Dual-Credit Courses? from Bridging Differences by Joe Nathan

Should All Students Take Dual-Credit Courses?
from Bridging Differences by Joe Nathan 
State legislatures should insure that a variety of college courses are available, for free, on every high school campus and that the state also make courses on college campuses available at no cost to students. This gives students a "leg up" and also helps them develop the kind of "academic momentum" that increases high school graduation rates, as well as completion rates at a one, two or four year college program.
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Should All Students Take Dual-Credit Courses?
 

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