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Dual Enrollment - for students who plan to get a 4-year, bachelor's degree
High school students who meet academic requirements can take Dual Enrollment classes to begin the general education core requirements for a bachelor's degree.  These courses can include College Composition I and II, General Biology I and II, U. S. Government I and II, Precalculus I and II, and many more.  Other classes may be taken with the approval of the student's high school principal.  Classes are planned in mid-winter for the next fall semester. 
View the list of courses 

All public four-year colleges and universities in Virginia, and most senior institutions around the United States, have agreed to accept Dual Enrollment credits in general education.  
View the list of colleges and universities which accept Dual Enrollment Courses

Students who plan to attend a four-year college or university not listed can contact MECC's Director of Student Services Lisa Butcher or the Dean of Arts and Sciences Carolyn Reynolds at (276) 523-7460.

MECC encourages students, parents, and school personnel to work with us on transfer questions. 
View MECC's Transfer Guide web page 

SCHEV (the State Council for Higher Education in Virginia) also makes available college course transfer information. 
View SCHEV's Transfer Tool