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Business, 15.01.2020 20:31, amberskids2

How is the dual credit program different from the ap program?
a students can transfer the college credit earned from an ap course to any college, but they can't do so in a dual credit program,
b. students have to enroll in a college to take dual credit courses, while they take ap courses in their regular high school class.
c unlike students taking a dual credit course, students taking an ap course don't have to pass an exam to earn college credit
d. most schools offer dual credit courses while only schools that have an agreement with a college or a university offer ap
courses.
e students earn college credit by completing a dual credit course, but ap courses don't offer college credits.

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