Dual Enrollment
What is Dual Enrollment?
Dual enrollment provides high school students the opportunity to earn college credit from Quincy College while they are still in high school. Students are introduced to the academic expectations and rigor of a college course, while still receiving the support of high school instructors and counselors. Students save both time and money by participating in dual enrollment courses at their high school. Quincy College works with the high schools to ensure that the dual enrollment courses align with the curriculum, learning outcomes, and cover the same content as the Quincy College course.
Additionally, Quincy College faculty and staff support the dual enrollment high school instructors by offering feedback and resources to help guarantee that we are providing dual enrollment students with the best possible academic experience that reflects a Quincy College education. Interested students should work with their high school guidance/school counselor to determine if dual enrollment is right for them.
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Benefits of Dual Enrollment:
Cost Savings
On average, students save over $500 per three-credit course when they enroll in a dual enrollment course with Quincy College. Students can also enroll in more than one dual enrollment course in a single academic year, which allows them to earn even more credits and enjoy additional savings on college tuition.
Academic Credits
The credits that students earn through dual enrollment are the same as any other academic credit that is earned in college. To that end, dual enrollment students will receive a Quincy College transcript upon completion of their dual enrollment course(s). So long as the student earns a final grade of a “C” or better, then they will receive Quincy College credits for their dual enrollment course(s). Also, most dual enrollment courses are the equivalent of a three-credit college course.
Transferability
By earning college credit through dual enrollment courses, students can transfer this credit to many four-year colleges and universities. In addition, some high schools offer dual enrollment courses to both high school juniors and seniors, which gives students the opportunity to earn a substantial amount of college credits before graduating from high school. While the transferability of college credit is evaluated by the school that the student is transferring to, Quincy College has several articulation agreements with four-year schools that accept Quincy College credit.
Additionally, Quincy College’s Academic Advisors are available to assist dual enrollment students with any questions that they have regarding credit transferability. We of course also encourage dual enrollment students to continue earning Quincy College credits after high school by enrolling at Quincy College to pursue their degree. With dual enrollment credits, students can jumpstart their education towards their Associates Degree at Quincy College, while receiving the holistic academic and professional support they need to continue their education or enter a specific job industry.
Questions
Karen Buzzelle, Dual Enrollment Program Coordinator
kbuzzelle@quincycollege.edu | (617) 984-1727
How to get started
If your high school is considering a dual enrollment partnership with Quincy College,
we encourage you to take the following steps:
- Begin to consider which courses your high school may be interested in offering as dual enrollment courses. These are often introductory, honors-level courses that students typically need to take during their first year of college.
For example, Precalculus, Anatomy & Physiology, and General Psychology are some of our more common offerings. - Consider the stakeholders within the high school community. Who should be a part of this conversation?
Who will be involved in this initiative? - Think about the instructors who will teach these courses at the high school.
Dual enrollment instructors must meet the same credentials as any Quincy College instructors. - Contact Karen Buzzelle at kbuzzelle@quincycollege.edu or
by calling 617-984-1727 to discuss details surrounding instructors, course alignment, and partnership planning.
FAQS: Please feel free to contact Karen Buzzelle directly with any questions regarding Quincy College’s Dual Enrollment program.
How do students register and pay for the dual enrollment course(s)?
Students will be provided with the link to the online dual enrollment application and registration form. Quincy College often works with the Guidance and/or School Counseling Department at the high school to facilitate the marketing and registration process for students interested in dual enrollment. Students are also able to pay the $350/three-credit or $450/four-credit course registration fee when they complete the online application. Is there a registration deadline?
Although most high school dual enrollment courses run for the full length of the academic year, there are some dual enrollment courses that run for a half year.
Dual Enrollment Registration & Payment Deadline: April 5, 2024
Is there application criteria that a student must meet in order to participate in dual enrollment?
Yes, in order to ensure that high school students are prepared for the college-level work and rigor of a dual enrollment course, students must meet the following criteria in order to register for a dual enrollment course:
- Minimum unweighted GPA of 3.0, or the high school’s equivalent, or
- Meeting the high school’s requirement entrance for honors or Advanced Placement (AP) classes, or
- In exceptional cases, the recommendation of a guidance/high school counselor explaining why the student with a GPA below a 3.0 is likely to perform well in college-level work in the particular course at hand.
Do high school students have to attend class at the Quincy College campus?
No, all dual enrollment courses take place at the student’s high school, whether in-person or online. The high school curriculum is aligned with the Quincy College course to ensure that students are still meeting the same learning outcomes and covering the same content as they would if they were taking the course directly with Quincy College.
Do dual enrollment students need to apply to Quincy College after they graduate from high school?
While Quincy College hopes that students consider QC as a viable option during their college search, it is not a requirement in order for the student to participate in dual enrollment. However, our dual enrollment students do often receive additional savings and opportunities if they attend Quincy College after participating in the dual enrollment program.
What opportunities are available for high school parents and families to learn more about the dual enrollment program?
Quincy College often attends high school events intended for parents and families. The College shares information about the dual enrollment program and is available to answer questions from parents and families. Additionally, the College will work with the high school to ensure that updates and information about dual enrollment are regularly shared with parents and families of high school students. In the past, the Quincy College has also hosted programs for parents and families to visit campus and learn more about dual enrollment and other opportunities available to high school students.
We look forward to serving you and your students through our dual enrollment program.
Questions
Karen Buzzelle, Dual Enrollment Program Coordinator
kbuzzelle@quincycollege.edu | (617) 984-1727
Hear from Dual Enrollment Students
Taylor B., Class of 2020
A class I took part in this year was 2D/3D studies. While enrolled in this program, I believe the most significant experience I gained was independent work. Besides a brief explanation in the beginning of class, we were set out to spend our class time however we deemed fit. Our final project, such as a finished clay piece, was to be graded by the end of the term.
Some students simply spent this time on their phone, but I knew that every second mattered. The fruits of my continuous labor, without too much pushing done by the teacher, proved to me that I didn’t need to rely on someone else to get work done. After all, in college, professors will not walk everything out step by step.
I greatly enjoyed this class, as well as the underlying lessons it taught me.
Dual Enrollment College Partners
Partial List of Schools That Have Accepted Dual Enrollment Credits* |
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Assumption University |
Babson College |
Bay Path University |
Bentley University |
Brandeis University |
Bridgewater State University |
Bristol Community College |
Bryant University |
Bunker Hill Community College |
Cambridge College** |
Cape Cod Community College |
Clark University |
Curry College** |
Eastern Nazarene College** |
Emmanuel College** |
Excelsior University |
Fisher College** |
Fitchburg State College |
Framingham State University |
Benjamin Franklin Cummings Institute of Technology |
Georgia State University |
Gordon College |
Hofstra University |
Lasell University |
Lesley University** |
MassBay Community College |
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts |
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences |
MassArt |
Massachusetts Maritime Academy |
Massasoit Community College |
Merrimack College |
Mount Holyoke College |
National University** |
Northeastern College of Professional Studies** |
Quinnipiac University |
Quinsigamond Community College |
Regis College |
Rochester Institute of Technology |
Roger Williams University |
Sacred Heart University |
Saint Anselm College |
Saint Michael’s College |
Salem State University |
Salve Regina University |
Simmons University |
Southern New Hampshire University** |
Stonehill College |
Stony Brook University |
Suffolk Community College |
Suffolk University |
University of Central Florida |
University of Cincinnati |
University of Connecticut |
University of Denver |
University of Maine |
University of Massachusetts Amherst |
University of Massachusetts Boston** |
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth |
University of Massachusetts Lowell |
University of Maryland |
University of Miami |
University of Mississippi |
University of New Hampshire |
University of North Carolina |
University of Rhode Island |
University of Tampa |
University of Vermont |
Villanova University |
Wellesley College |
Wentworth Institute of Technology |
West Chester University |
West Virginia University |
Western Kentucky University |
William James College** |
Worcester State University |
*Each institution has its own policy for Dual Enrollment credits.
**Indicates that Quincy College has an Articulation Agreement with the school.
Questions
Karen Buzzelle, Dual Enrollment Program Coordinator
kbuzzelle@quincycollege.edu | (617) 984-1727
Proposing a New Dual Enrollment Course or Partnership with Quincy College
Quincy College looks forward to expanding its dual enrollment partnerships and course offerings with the high school communities.
Questions
Karen Buzzelle, Dual Enrollment Program Coordinator
kbuzzelle@quincycollege.edu | (617) 984-1727
Archbishop Williams High School
Dual Enrollment Courses 2024-2025
Earn college credit from Quincy College while still in high school. Get introduced to the academic expectations and rigor of a college course. Below is the list of current dual enrollment course offerings for the current academic year.
Quincy College Course Title | AWHS Course Title |
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BIO 131: Anatomy & Physiology I & Lab | Anatomy & Physiology, Honors |
CHE 103: Introduction to Forensic Science & Lab | Forensic Science, Honors |
CJS 101: Introduction to Criminal Justice | Law & Justice, Honors |
ENG 211: American Literature I | English III – Honors, S1 |
ENG 212: American Literature II | English III – Honors, S2 |
GOV 201: American Government | AP Government |
MAT 204: Calculus | Calculus Honors |
Bais Yaakov of Boston High School
Dual Enrollment Courses 2024-2025
Earn college credit from Quincy College while still in high school. Get introduced to the academic expectations and rigor of a college course. Below is the list of current dual enrollment course offerings for the current academic year.
Quincy College Course Title | BYBHS Course Title |
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ACC 101: Accounting I | Accounting I |
BIO 131: Anatomy & Physiology Lab I & Lab | Anatomy & Physiology & Lab |
CSA 228: Graphics Application | Computer Graphics |
HIS 101: American History I | U.S. History I |
HIS 102: American History II | U.S. History II |
HIS 111: History of Western Civilization I | History of Western Civilization I |
HIS 112: History of Western Civilization II | History of Western Civilization II |
CATS Academy
Dual Enrollment Courses 2024-2025
Earn college credit from Quincy College while still in high school. Get introduced to the academic expectations and rigor of a college course. Below is the list of current dual enrollment course offerings for the current academic year.
Quincy College Course Title | CATS Academy Course Title |
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ART 101: Basic Drawing | Drawing |
CSI 116: Introduction to Programming | Intro to Java |
PHY 111: Physics I & Lab | Physics |
Hanover High School
Dual Enrollment Courses 2024-2025
Earn college credit from Quincy College while still in high school. Get introduced to the academic expectations and rigor of a college course. Below is the list of current dual enrollment course offerings for the current academic year.
Quincy College Course Title | Hanover HS Course Title |
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ACC 101: Accounting I | Accounting I |
ACC 102: Accounting II | Accounting II |
Hingham High School
Dual Enrollment Courses 2024-2025
Earn college credit from Quincy College while still in high school. Get introduced to the academic expectations and rigor of a college course. Below is the list of current dual enrollment course offerings for the current academic year.
Quincy College Course Title | Hingham HS Course Title |
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ACC 101: Accounting I | Financial Accounting |
BIO 131: Anatomy & Physiology I & Lab | Anatomy & Physiology |
BTC 101: Introduction to Biotechnology | Biotechnology |
MAT 113: Precalculus | Precalculus |
MKT 202: Principals of Marketing | Marketing |
PSY 101: General Psychology | Psychology |
SOC 101: General Sociology | Sociology |
Marshfield High School
Dual Enrollment Courses 2024-2025
Earn college credit from Quincy College while still in high school. Get introduced to the academic expectations and rigor of a college course. Below is the list of current dual enrollment course offerings for the current academic year.
Quincy College Course Title | Marshfield HS Course Title |
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ACC 101: Accounting I | Accounting I |
ENG 211: American Literature I | American Literature |
MAT 204: Calculus | Calculus |
Milton High School
Dual Enrollment Courses 2024-2025
Earn college credit from Quincy College while still in high school. Get introduced to the academic expectations and rigor of a college course. Below is the list of current dual enrollment course offerings for the current academic year.
Quincy College Course Title | Milton HS Course Title |
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MAT 103: College Algebra | College Algebra |
MAT 107: Statistics | Statistics Honors |
MAT 113: Precalculus | Precalculus Honors |
MAT 204: Calculus | Calculus Honors |
North Quincy High School
Dual Enrollment Courses 2024-2025
Earn college credit from Quincy College while still in high school. Get introduced to the academic expectations and rigor of a college course. Below is the list of current dual enrollment course offerings for the current academic year.
Quincy College Course Title | North Quincy Course Title |
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ACC 101: Accounting I | Accounting I |
BIO 111: General Biology & Lab | Biology |
BIO 131: Anatomy & Physiology I & Lab | Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology |
BTC 101: Introduction to Biotechnology | Biotechnology |
CHE 121: General Chemistry I & Lab | Chemistry |
CSA 228: Graphics Application | Design & Visual Communications 2 |
ENG 111: Speech Communications | Public Speaking* |
ENG 230: Journalism | Journalism |
MAT 107: Statistics | Statistics |
MAT 113: Precalculus | Precalculus |
MKT 202: Principles of Marketing | Marketing* |
PHY 111: Physics I & Lab | Physics |
PSY 101: General Psychology | Psychology |
*One semester, offered fall & spring
Quincy High School
Dual Enrollment Courses 2024-2025
Earn college credit from Quincy College while still in high school. Get introduced to the academic expectations and rigor of a college course. Below is the list of current dual enrollment course offerings for the current academic year.
Quincy College Course Title | Quincy High Course Title |
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ACC 101: Accounting I | Accounting I |
ACC 102: Accounting II | Accounting II |
ART 101: Basic Drawing | Art 3 |
ART 103: Line, Color & Design | Design & Visual Communications 1 |
ART 230: Art & Society | 2D/3D Studies |
BIO 111: General Biology I & Lab | Biology |
BIO 131: Anatomy & Physiology I & Lab | Anatomy & Physiology |
CHE 121: General Chemistry I & Lab | Chemistry |
CSA 228: Graphics Application | Design & Visual Communications 2 |
MAT 113: Precalculus | Precalculus |
PHY: 111 Physics I & Lab | Physics |
PSY 101: General Psychology | General Psychology |
Randolph High School
Dual Enrollment Courses 2024-2025
Earn college credit from Quincy College while still in high school. Get introduced to the academic expectations and rigor of a college course. Below is the list of current dual enrollment course offerings for the current academic year.
Quincy College Course Title | Randolph HS Course Title |
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BIO 111: General Biology & Lab | Biology |
Scituate High School
Dual Enrollment Courses 2024-2025
Earn college credit from Quincy College while still in high school. Get introduced to the academic expectations and rigor of a college course. Below is the list of current dual enrollment course offerings for the current academic year.
Quincy College Course Title | Scituate HS Course Title |
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MKT 202: Principles of Marketing | DECA Marketing & Shark Tank Experience |
SPN 101: Spanish | Spanish II |
South Shore Public Charter School
Dual Enrollment Courses 2024-2025
Earn college credit from Quincy College while still in high school. Get introduced to the academic expectations and rigor of a college course. Below is the list of current dual enrollment course offerings for the current academic year.
Quincy College Course Title | SSPCS Course Title |
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PSY 101: General Psychology | Psychology |
South Shore Regional Vocational Technical High School
Dual Enrollment Courses 2024-2025
Earn college credit from Quincy College while still in high school. Get introduced to the academic expectations and rigor of a college course. Below is the list of current dual enrollment course offerings for the current academic year.
Quincy College Course Title | SSVT Course Title |
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BTC: Introduction to Biotechnology | Introduction to Biotechnology |
ENG 101: English Composition | English 12 Honors |
MAT 113: Precalculus | Precalculus |
The Woodward School for Girls
Dual Enrollment Courses 2024-2025
Earn college credit from Quincy College while still in high school. Get introduced to the academic expectations and rigor of a college course. Below is the list of current dual enrollment course offerings for the current academic year.
Quincy College Course Title | Woodward Course Title |
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BIO 131: Anatomy & Physiology I & Lab | Anatomy & Physiology |
BIO 160: Marine Ecology | Marine Ecology |
HIS 101: US History I & II | U.S. Government & Politics |
MAT 113: Precalculus | Precalculus |
Weymouth High School
Dual Enrollment Courses 2024-2025
Earn college credit from Quincy College while still in high school. Get introduced to the academic expectations and rigor of a college course. Below is the list of current dual enrollment course offerings for the current academic year.
Quincy College Course Title | Weymouth Course Title |
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ACC 101: Accounting I | Accounting I |
ART 103: Line, Color, & Design | Line, Color, and Design |
BIO 131: Anatomy & Physiology I & Lab | Honors Anatomy & Physiology |
CHE 121: General Chemistry I & Lab | Chemistry |
CJS 103: Criminology | Criminology I & II* |
MAT 113: Precalculus | Honors Precalculus |
PSY 101: General Pyschology | Psychology |
**Must complete both levels for credit
Whitman Hanson High School
Dual Enrollment Courses 2024-2025
Earn college credit from Quincy College while still in high school. Get introduced to the academic expectations and rigor of a college course. Below is the list of current dual enrollment course offerings for the current academic year.
Quincy College Course Title | Whitman-Hanson Course Title |
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BIO 131: Anatomy & Physiology I & Lab | Anatomy & Physiology |
MAT 107: Statistics | Statistics |
MAT 113: Precalculus | Precalculus |
MKT 202: Principles of Marketing | Marketing |
SOC 101: General Sociology | Sociology |
- Overview
- Dual Enrollment FAQs
- Hear from Dual Enrollment Students
- College Partners
- New Dual Enrollment Courses/Partners
- Archbishop Williams High School
- Bais Yaakov of Boston High School
- CATS Academy
- Hanover High School
- Hingham High School
- Marshfield High School
- Milton High School
- North Quincy High School
- Quincy High School
- Randolph High School
- Scituate High School
- South Shore Public Charter School
- South Shore Regional Vocational Technical High School
- The Woodward School for Girls
- Weymouth High School
- Whitman Hanson High School
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