Universities
Midwestern universities can list graduate courses they have developed for high school teachers seeking additional coursework to help them meet instructor qualification expectations for teaching college-level courses.
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High school teachers who teach or aspire to teach college credit-bearing courses in high schools can use Graduate Credit Quest to find graduate courses offered by universities across the Midwest.
Sign UpConcurrent Enrollment Program Coordinators
Individuals who work for colleges offering concurrent enrollment programs can use this site to connect with the teachers they manage. Coordinators or liaisons can receive inquiries from teachers about the courses they wish to take.
Sign UpStudies, Reports and Upcoming Events
Stay up to date on current trends, research, best practices, and upcoming events specifically focused on concurrent credit, teacher credentials, support programs and tools, and forward teacher pipeline issues and initiatives.
see what's happeningThe Higher Learning Commission (HLC) released new guidelines for Dual Credit that address issues that fall within the scope of HLC’s Critera for Accreditation and Assumed Practices. This includes the determination of faculty qualifications’ To read the overview of guidelines, click Dual Credit Guidelines (hlcommission.org)
More detailed description of Accreditation Guidelines related to faculty qualifications can be found at Institutional Policies and Procedures for Determining Faculty Qualifications (hlcommission.org)
Resource Links
National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships (NACEP)

NACEP provides access to several reports and research findings from internal and external partner organizations. Check out recent policy briefs regarding state funding trends for higher education:
- A TYPOLOGY AND LANDSCAPE OF STATE FUNDING FORMULAS FOR PUBLIC COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES FROM 2004 TO 2020
- THE LANDSCAPE OF STATE FUNDING FORMULAS FOR PUBLIC COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
College in High School Alliance

College in High School (CHSA) is a coalition of national, state, and local organizations supporting programs that enable high school students to enroll in authentic, affordable college pathways toward post secondary credentials