High School Parents


What's available for your child?

Want your high schooler to get started as a Dual Credit student?




Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are the different options for my child to earn college credit while in high school?

2. If my child took classes through UCC, how does he/she order their transcript?

3. When my student finishes high school, how do they continue their education at UCC?


4. How much does it cost to attend UCC?

  • For students that are still in High School and taking college credit classes, the costs are typically covered by the school district (please refer to question #1 for more information on this). If the student is an undergraduate (no longer in high school), please see the tuition and fees web page.

5. Who do I call if I have a concern about my student’s academic progress?

  • Students who are enrolled in college credit courses while in high school are considered college students by UCC staff/faculty and are therefore protected by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). See FERPA Tutorial. However, students can complete a Release of Information Authorization Form if they wish to allow UCC to release information to indicated individuals.

6. Does UCC offer a tuition payment plan?

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Keeley Eldredge
College Transitions Specialist