U.S. Colleges Accepting Dual Credit

Which Colleges Accept Dual Credit?

In United States, 2,864 schools accept Dual Credit, also known as dual enrollment, that allows to use high school credits. By school type, 1,641 public and 1,223 private schools accept Dual Credit.

By school level, 1,897 four-years colleges and 892 community colleges accept Dual Credit.

The following table summarizes the number of schools accepting Dual Credit in United States.

Colleges Accepting Dual Credit
	Total	Public	Private (not-for-profit)	Private (for-profit)
Total	2,864	1,641	1,094	129
4 Years Colleges	1,897	768	1,047	82
Community Colleges	892	825	43	24
Trade Schools	75	48	4	23

What is Dual credit?

A program through which high school students are enrolled in Advanced Placement (AP) courses, taught at their high school, that fulfill high school graduation requirements and may earn the student college credits .

Academic & Tuition Statistics for Colleges Accepting Dual Credit

The average acceptance rate of the Colleges Accepting Dual Credit is 73.97% and the admission yield is 27%. The average SAT score is 1,165 and the average ACT score is 24.

A total of 18,065,945 students are attending one of the schools. With 1,208,484 faculty, the average students to faculty ratio is 15 to 1.

The 2025 average tuition & fees at Colleges Accepting Dual Credit is $15,071 for state residents and $21,345 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. The average graduate program tuition & fees is $15,029 for state residents and $19,850 for out-of-state students.

69.07% of undergraduate students received grants and/or scholarships and the average aid amount is $11,523 at Colleges Accepting Dual Credit.

The following table summarizes the number of Colleges Accepting Dual Credit by state and school type. You can sort the table by a column by touching/clicking the column name.

Colleges Accepting Dual Credit by State
State	Total	Public	Private	Four-years Colleges	Community Colleges	Trade Schools
Alabama	52	37	15	29	23	29
Alaska	7	4	3	6	1	6
Arizona	37	25	12	21	15	21
Arkansas	50	34	16	25	24	25
California	217	148	69	111	103	111
Colorado	41	31	10	30	9	30
Connecticut	25	11	14	24	1	24
Delaware	6	3	3	6	0	6
District of Columbia	13	1	12	13	0	13
Florida	130	76	54	90	19	90
Georgia	81	49	32	55	25	55
Hawaii	14	10	4	7	7	7
Idaho	13	8	5	10	3	10
Illinois	103	55	48	55	48	55
Indiana	56	16	40	51	2	51
Iowa	48	19	29	30	18	30
Kansas	56	33	23	31	25	31
Kentucky	46	24	22	29	16	29
Louisiana	42	29	13	26	16	26
Maine	22	14	8	15	7	15
Maryland	39	28	11	23	16	23
Massachusetts	80	32	48	60	16	60
Michigan	75	45	30	49	25	49
Minnesota	71	40	31	42	28	42
Mississippi	32	23	9	17	15	17
Missouri	75	29	46	60	13	60
Montana	22	17	5	14	8	14
Nebraska	30	15	15	22	8	22
Nevada	8	7	1	8	0	8
New Hampshire	17	12	5	10	7	10
New Jersey	54	31	23	31	22	31
New Mexico	27	26	1	10	17	10
New York	159	72	87	113	46	113
North Carolina	120	75	45	61	59	61
North Dakota	20	14	6	15	5	15
Ohio	123	64	59	101	18	101
Oklahoma	51	39	12	27	14	27
Oregon	40	26	14	25	15	25
Pennsylvania	152	58	94	115	31	115
Rhode Island	9	3	6	8	1	8
South Carolina	55	32	23	36	19	36
South Dakota	19	13	6	15	4	15
Tennessee	85	47	38	43	39	43
Texas	158	96	62	111	44	111
Utah	19	12	7	11	1	11
Vermont	10	3	7	9	1	9
Virginia	73	39	34	46	27	46
Washington	58	41	17	55	3	55
West Virginia	30	20	10	21	9	21
Wisconsin	55	30	25	40	15	40
Wyoming	8	8	0	5	3	5
American Samoa	1	1	0	1	0	1
Federated States of Micronesia	1	1	0	1	0	1
Guam	2	2	0	2	0	2
Marshall Islands	1	1	0	1	0	1
Northern Marianas	1	1	0	1	0	1
Palau	1	1	0	0	1	0
Puerto Rico	23	9	14	23	0	23
Virgin Islands	1	1	0	1	0	1