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Dual Credit Policies & Procedures

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

_________ _________ is the process by which a high school student enrolls in a college course and receives simultaneous academic credit for the course from both college and high school. 19 TAC Ch.4, subch. D GNC LEGAL

a)

Dual Enrollment

b)

Dual Credit

c)

Concurrent Enrollment

d)

Continuing Education

2.

Remedial and _____________ courses may not be offered for dual credit. EHDD (LEGAL) Education Code 130.090; 19 TAC 9.15,.143(d),.146

a)

Workforce

b)

Repeated

c)

Developmental

d)

Elective

3.

Conversion Tables are denoted for students who transfer from an accredited school or for district students who are currently enrolled in an accredited college course and received a _____________ ____________ in a course that counts for state high school graduation credit. EIC Regulation

a)

Numeric Grade

b)

Semester Credit

c)

College Credit

d)

Letter Grade

4.

The __________ will award credit for courses for which Dual Credit Course Articulation Agreements have been approved. Retrieved from an approved 2018-2019 Interlocal Agreement.

a)

College

b)

Instructor

c)

Counselor

d)

Campus

5.

For dual credit courses taught by a __________ __________ __________ on the high school campus, the grading system used will be the grading system of the partner college or university. EIA Regulation.

a)

Qualified College Instructor

b)

Qualified DCCCD Instructor

c)

Highly Qualified Teacher

d)

Qualified District Teacher

6.

Texas Success Initiative state-legislated program designed to improve student success in college. Part of the program is an assessment to determine basic skills in reading, mathematics and writing. Which of the following is NOT an assessment used as a TSI-A exemption:

a)

STAAR

b)

PSAT

c)

ACT

d)

SAT Subject Test

7.

Students are not eligible for state or federal financial aid while enrolled in high school. However, because they are recorded on the college transcript, grades earned for college courses taken while in high school can impact a student's future financial aid.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

The order of the 2018-2019 Scholastic Standards (Academic Standings) for DCCCD are as followed:

a)

Good Standing, Probation One, Suspension, Probation Two, Academic Dismissal, Probation Three, Indefinite Academic Dismissal.

b)

Good Standing, Probation One, Probation Two, Probation Three, Suspension, Academic Dismissal, Indefinite Academic Dismissal.

c)

Good Standing, Probation One, Probation Two, Probation Three, Academic Dismissal, Indefinite Academic Dismissal.

d)

Good Standing, Probation One, Probation Two, Probation Three, Academic Dismissal, Suspension, Indefinite Academic Dismissal.

9.

According to EHDD Legal, A board may adopt a policy that allows a student to be awarded credit toward high school graduation for completing a college-level course. The course must be provided only by an institution of higher education that is accredited the following regional accrediting association:

a)

Texas Education Agency

b)

Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board

c)

Southern Association of Colleges and Schools

d)

Texas Association of Community Colleges

10.

A circumstance in which a student is enrolled in two or more educational institutions at the same time. 19 TAC Ch.4, subch. D GNC LEGAL

a)

Dual Credit

b)

Dual Enrollment

c)

Concurrent Enrollment

d)

Continuing Education