Dual Enrollment
Welcome to Alvin College Dual Enrollment
Information Sessions
Join us for a Dual Enrollment Information night, where DE Advisors and Staff will go over important information about the Dual Enrollment program at Alvin College for the 2026-2027 school year. To see more on Dual Enrollment Information nights click here.
The value of taking Dual Enrollment courses
Save Time - Students earn high school credit and college credit for the same course
Fullfill Requirements - Satisfy requirements for the Texas high school graduation performance acknowledgments and begin or complete Texas College Core Curriculum requirements
Transferability - Academic Dual Enrollment courses will transfer with a grade C or higher to any Texas public colleges and universities
Save Money - Students that take Dual Enrollment courses on their high school campus save up to 75% in tuition
Dual Enrollment students need to:
- Be highly motivated
- Be able to stick to a goal
- Make above average grades
- Possess good study habits
- Understand that the amount of work necessary to succeed in college courses will be greater than that of high school courses
- Be aware that dual credit courses become a part of a student's permanent college transcript
Preparing for college in junior high
- Dual Enrollment Information for Junior High
- What's the Difference-Dual Enrollment (DE) and Advance Placement (AP)?
Dual Degree Opportunity
To help students reach their educational goals in a timely manner, local ISD's and Alvin College offers qualified students the opportunity to earn a high school diploma and an Associates of Arts Degree in General Studies at the same time. The Dual Degree program is a rigorous program that will require extra time and dedication. Interested students should contact their high school counselor or DE Advisor for more information and to develop a degree plan.
Dual Enrollment Expenses
Dual Enrollment courses taken on the high school campus require tuition payment at the beginning of each semester (Fall-August / Spring-January / Summer-June).
Most Dual Enrollment courses are 3 college credit hours. Below represents estimated pricing per district.
| District | Tuition Per Credit Hour | Fees |
| Alvin ISD @AISD campus | $25.00 per credit hour | $30 Registration Fee |
| Alvin ISD @Alvin College Campus or Online | $25.00 per credit hour |
$30 Registration Fee, $45 Technology Fee, $5 Security Fee, Course Fee (if applicable) |
| Pearland ISD @PISD campus | $51.00 per credit hour | $30 Registration Fee |
| Pearland ISD @Alvin College Campus or Online | $51.00 per credit hour | $30 Registration Fee, $45 Technology Fee, $5 Security Fee, Course Fee (if applicable) |
| Danbury ISD @DISD campus | $51.00 per credit hour | $30 Registration Fee |
| Danbury ISD @Alvin College Campus or Online | $51.00 per credit hour | $30 Registration Fee, $45 Technology Fee, $5 Security Fee, Course Fee (if applicable) |
| Homeschool/Private In-District | $25.00 per credit hour | $30 Registration Fee, $45 Technology Fee, $5 Security Fee, Course Fee (if applicable) |
| Homeschool/Private Out-of-District | $51.00 per credit hour | $30 Registration Fee, $45 Technology Fee, $5 Security Fee, Course Fee (if applicable) |
View more on Alvin College student fees here.
Note: AISD Dual Enrollment technical students are only required to pay fees associated with the certification (examples: certification exams, license, malpractice insurances, etc.). Classroom textbooks are also provided at no cost.
Dual Enrollment High School Locations
Alvin ISD
- Alvin HS
- Iowa Colony HS
- JB Hensler College & Career Academy
- Manvel HS
- Shadow Creek HS
Pearland ISD
- Glenda Dawson HS
- Pearland HS
- Robert Turner College & Career HS
Danbury ISD
- Danbury HS
Homeschool/Private



