High School Dual Enrollment
Accelerate with Career Academies
Explore your dream career while you’re still in high school AND earn a certification along the way! With little to no cost, you can earn college-level credit through dual enrollment courses and get a head start on your career.
Dual enrollment course credits can be applied to a wide range of Career Academies, including Entrepreneurship, Pre-Health, Manufacturing and more. Individual courses with a self-pay option are available if dual enrollment courses aren’t offered at your high school.
- 188 students earned a Moraine Park certification through the High School Career Academies:
- Technical Diplomas: Emergency Medical Technician, Nursing Assistant, Automated Manufacturing Technician
- Certificates: Office Software Specialist, Payroll Assistant, Tax Preparer Assistant, and Pre-Health
- 6,255 students (duplicated) completed 15,711 Dual Credit (transcripted credits) credits.
- 249 students (unduplicated) took 1,501 Start College Now credits.
- 220 students completed 524 contracted credits.
Dual Enrollment Options
Explore dual enrollment courses (Dual Credit or Start College Now) to earn college credit during high school.
Personalized Resources
Review detailed dual enrollment resources and first steps for students, families, teachers and administrators.
Connect with Us
Get to know our team and attend campus tours, open houses and career experience events.
Taking dual enrollment courses is a way for high school students to earn college credit while they’re still in school. They can apply dual enrollment credits (Dual Credit or Start College Now) to a Career Academy to earn a certification during their high school years. It also helps make college more affordable and allows students to experience college-level classes before they actually start college.
Main benefits of taking dual enrollment courses:
- Explore careers early.
- Earn a Moraine Park certification.
- Save tuition and get transferable credits.
- Get a degree sooner.
Option 1: Dual Credit Courses
High school students take classes at their high school during the school day and earn college credits from high school teachers who are certified to teach college-level courses.
Option 2: Start College Now Courses
High school students take classes in person at one of four Moraine Park locations or online, taught by Moraine Park faculty.
Moraine Park is here to support you! Whether you’re a student, parent, family member, teacher, or high school administrator, we offer a wide variety of helpful resources to guide you every step of the way. Learn how to get started today!
Prospective Students and Families
There are so many fun and easy ways to explore Moraine Park. Come see what we’re all about and find the option that works best for you.
- Discover a variety of campus and online events.
- Ask about admissions and financial aid.
- Meet with recruiters or request a campus tour.
High School Teachers and Admins
Are you a high school teacher or administrator interested in bringing dual enrollment opportunities to your students? We’d love to connect! Reach out to us at k12@morainepark.edu to get started.
Penny Collin
K-12 Partnership Coordinator
pcollin@morainepark.edu
920-924-3175
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School Districts:
Fond du Lac County
Green Lake County
Calumet County
Heather Amerling
K-12 Partnership Coordinator
hamerling1@morainepark.edu
262-335-5826
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School Districts:
Washington County
Dodge County
Kim Spartz
K-12 Partnership Outreach and Experience Specialist
kspartz@morainepark.edu
920-924-3324
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