Dual Credit

All dual credit students must have the approval of their high school administration in order to enroll for dual credit. Your high school counselor is the best place to start if you wish to register or change your schedule. You will be asked to complete the admissions process and complete a registration form. If you are currently homeschooling, your parent/guardian must approve your registration.

We do not require dual credit students to have an AC Student ID card, but you are welcome to get one! ID cards can be obtained by visiting Roadrunner Central, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM. Roadrunner Central is located on the first floor of the Student Center.

Students may drop dual credit classes only with the permission of the high school counselor. After the census date, a dropped class will result in a “W” on your college transcript and will not affect your GPA. You are only allowed a total of 6 W’s in your entire college career, so use them wisely!

A grade of “A”, “B”, “C” or “D” is considered passing for Angelina College, however in most cases, a “D” will not count towards high school credit. Most four-year institutions will require a grade of “C” or better for transfer.

Yes! Although your high school counselor is your primary contact, the AC Success Coaches (advisors) can help you explore majors or careers and connect you to campus resources. Angelina College is committed to providing the same services to dual credit students that are available to traditional students. You should know your transfer or degree plan and we are here to help. To schedule an appointment with a Success Coach, please contact us at oas@angelina.edu.

The AC Portal is where all of the information relevant to your enrollment is located. You may check grades, view your schedule, print and view unofficial transcripts and pay tuition and fees (if applicable).

Your Angelina College class will use a platform called Blackboard for your college courses, even those that are not taught completely online! Blackboard is a great way to keep up with your grades and make sure you are completing all of the assigned coursework.

Yes! You should get into the habit of checking your AC e-mail at least once a week. Your AC e-mail address is the only e-mail address Angelina College and your instructors will use to communicate with you. [Link to Student E-mail Instructions]

Please contact the IT Helpdesk at 936-633-5208 or ithelpdesk@angelina.edu

Angelina College complies with the Family Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA). In accordance with this federal law, the institution has adopted policies and procedures governing the confidentiality of student educational records. No individual shall have access to, nor will the institution disclose any information from, a student’s educational record without the written consent of the student, or as otherwise authorized by FERPA. Students must complete a dual enrollment registration form if they wish to grant parents, guardians, spouse, and/or others access to their educational records.