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In the context of reasons to take dual enrollment courses, all options except one can be considered valid reasons:
A. Dual enrollment courses do count more than traditional college courses as they allow high school students to earn both high school and college credit simultaneously.
B. Taking dual enrollment courses can help you save on college tuition by reducing the number of courses you need to take in college, potentially shortening the time spent at the college level.
C. Dual enrollment courses provide students with a head start on college courses, allowing them to experience college-level work and potentially accelerate their progress towards a degree.
D. The statement "you are guaranteed college credit with successful course completion" is incorrect. While successful completion of a dual enrollment course can lead to college credit, this is not always a guaranteed outcome as it depends on the policies of the college or university accepting the credits.
Therefore, the correct answer to the question "All of the following are reasons to take dual enrollment courses except" would be:
D. you are guaranteed college credit with successful course completion.
