Dual Credit

• Benefits and Challenges
• Getting a Head Start
• Success Stories
• Student Resources
• Texas Success Initiative
• Statement on Academic Honesty (PDF)
• Traditional Richland Dual Credit vs. Richland Collegiate High School (PDF)
• District Dual Credit Guidelines (PDF)
• Dual Credit Application Process
• 2011-2012 Dual Credit Application Packet (PDF)
• Meningitis Vaccination Requirements
• Bacterial Meningitis Vaccination Verification Form (PDF)
• 100% Distance Education Affidavit (PDF)
• Bacterial Meningitis Vaccination Exemption Form (PDF)
• DCCCD Application Admission Form (PDF)
• DISD Approved Core Courses 2010-2011 (PDF)
• DISD Approved CATE Courses 2010-2011 (PDF)
• RISD Approved Courses (PDF)
• GISD Approved Courses 2010-2011 (PDF)

The Spring 2012 Schedule is now available to view online. Registration for returning students begins Tuesday, November 22, 2011. Continuing Dual Credit Students may need to submit an Enrollment Form for spring. Please check with your Dual Credit Advisor. Regular registration begins after the Thanksgiving holiday on Monday, November 28, 2011. Click here for important application and registration DEADLINES for Dual Credit Students.

Dual Credit

Dual Credit: it's a family thing

The Richland College Dual Credit/Concurrent Enrollment Program provides a rare opportunity for bright, capable, and motivated high school students to receive college credit while they are still enrolled in high school. One of the goals of the program is to provide a positive collegiate learning experience for participating high school juniors and seniors.

Enrollment in college courses, especially during the senior year, allows a student to avoid the part of American high school culture known as the "senior slump." While enjoying the traditional ceremonies and rites of passage that accompany the senior year, qualifying students may also enroll in college freshman level courses that will apply toward an Associate's Degree and/or university transfer. This saves time and money for students and parents.

All high school students enrolled in college classes are held accountable to policies, rules, and regulations of the Dallas County Community College District. For more information, see www.dcccd.edu

For more information about the parameters for participation in the Dual Credit program, please contact our Dual Credit Department by email at dualcredit-rlc@dcccd.edu or one of the following Dual Credit staff:

Bonnie Hueston
Dean of Educational Transitions
Dual Credit Advisor, Outreach, and Promotion
Crockett Hall 152
972.761.6815
Charter Schools
Home Schools
Private Schools

Gay Ricks
Dual Credit Coordinator
Faculty Counselor
Crockett Hall 180
972.238.6116
GISD/Garland H.S., GISD/Naaman Forest H.S.,
GISD/Sachse H.S.,
HPISD/Highland Park H.S.,
RISD/J.J. Pearce H.S., RISD/Richardson H.S.

Latisha Harrison
Dual Credit Advisor
Crockett Hall C161
972.761.6721
Conrad H.S., Hillcrest H.S.,  
Other DISD as needed
RISD/Berkner HS
Charter Schools

Lisa Graef
Dual Credit and Tech Prep Advisor
Crockett Hall 159
972.238.6190
RISD/Lake Highlands H.S.
GISD/North Garland H.S.
Home Schools
Private Schools

Sue Spears
Associate Registrar/Dual Credit Admissions
Thunderduck Hall, T170L
Associate Registrar/Dual Credit
972.238.6119

Hollander Thompson
Dual Credit Department Assistant
Crockett Hall C196
972.761.6822

Latrenda Thomas
Test Center Coordinator/Dual Credit Liaison
Medina Hall, M105
972.238.6160