Dual Credit Program
Dual Credit gives eligible high school students the opportunity to earn high school and college credit at the same time. Through partnerships with local high schools, students can begin their college journey early while working toward high school graduation.
Getting Started
Students interested in participating in Dual Credit should begin by contacting their high school counselor or Dual Credit representative. Your high school will guide you through the application, eligibility, testing, required forms, and registration process. Because requirements and deadlines may vary by campus, students should follow the instructions provided by their high school throughout the Dual Credit process.
Our Dual Credit Partners
Texas A&M University-San Antonio partners with local school districts and high schools to provide Dual Credit opportunities to eligible students.
- San Antonio Independent School District — CAST Medical High School
- Somerset Independent School District — Somerset High School
- Southwest Independent School District — Southwest High School
- Jubilee Academies — Jubilee Lakeview
Students interested in participating in Dual Credit should contact their high school counselor to learn more about available courses and eligibility requirements.
Homeschool
Homeschool students may also be eligible to participate in Dual Credit through Texas A&M University-San Antonio. Because the enrollment process for homeschool students differs from our high school partnerships, families should contact Early College & Academic Partnerships for information about eligibility, required agreements, and next steps.
Looking for Early College High School?
Early College High School provides students the opportunity to earn significant college credit while completing high school through one of A&M-San Antonio's designated ECHS partnerships.
Contact Early College and Academic Partnerships
For questions about Dual Credit, Homeschool Dual Credit, or establishing a partnership, please contact our team at earlycollege@tamusa.edu.