Maricopa Community Colleges reported that during the last academic year, 25,800 high school students in Maricopa County earned college credits through dual enrollment programs. Students are taking college-level courses at local high schools and saving on tuition costs since they pay only a fraction of standard university fees. Some of these students have even earned enough credits to be on track for completing an associate degree before they graduate from high school.

Source: Maricopa Community Colleges

Source Type: College

Source Location:

Buck

2411 W. 14th St.

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