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How is a dual credit program different from the AP program?
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Students can transfer the college credit earned from an AP course to any college, but they can't do so in a dual credit program.
Students earn college credit by completing a dual credit course, but AP courses don't offer college credits.
Most schools offer dual credit courses, while only schools that have an agreement with a college or university offer AP courses.
Unlike students taking a dual credit course, students taking an AP course don't have to pass an exam to earn college credit.
Students have to enroll in a college to take dual credit courses, while they can take AP courses in their regular high school class.



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Final answer:

Dual credit programs and AP programs differ in credit transferability and credit earning.


Explanation:

Dual credit programs and AP programs differ in several ways:

  • Students can generally transfer college credit from AP courses to any college, but dual credit programs may have limitations on credit transfer.
  • In dual credit courses, students earn college credit upon completion, while AP courses do not directly offer college credits.
  • Most schools offer dual credit courses, while AP courses are usually offered in schools with agreements with colleges or universities.

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