Unlock your potential with dual enrollment.
Dual enrollment offers high school students a unique opportunity to earn both high school and college credit at the same time, all while saving on tuition and fees. This transformative experience builds confidence and helps students discover that they have what it takes to succeed in higher education. By participating in dual enrollment, you're not only advancing your education but also proving to yourself that you're ready to excel in college. Take the leap, save on college costs, and start your journey with us today!
Personalized Dual Enrollment Pathways for Career and College Success
At Southwest Tech, our dual enrollment students are part of our community, and we are dedicated to their success. We collaborate with our 30 school districts to provide intentional, career-focused dual enrollment opportunities. Every dual enrollment student receives a personalized Student Success Plan, outlining their path forward. Each student completes a career assessment to ensure their courses align with future career goals or plans to transfer into higher education, ensuring they earn credits that count toward their objectives. Through strong advising, high-quality instruction, and continuous support, we create clear pathways to both workforce readiness and further education.
Transcripted Credit
Transcripted credit provides high school students the opportunity to earn both high school and college credit by taking an approved college-level course taught by a high school instructor at the high school during the traditional school day.
CollEdge Up
CollEdge Up is an educational partnership between CESA 3 and Southwest Wisconsin Technical College. The program allows students to simultaneously earn high school and college credits through a combination of alternative learning platforms. The courses are college level and taught by Southwest Tech faculty members.
Start College Now
Start College Now allows juniors and seniors in high school to enroll in courses the high school does not have or cannot offer to a student who wants to go above and beyond in a subject area. One benefit of this program is the dual enrollment component. The courses the student takes gives them both high school credit toward graduation as well as college credit to take with them as they continue their educational journey.
