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Infographic: How Dual Enrollment Can Save Education In America

by Jessica Parnell | Jun 03, 2014 | < 1 min read

Infographic: How Dual Enrollment Can Save Education In America

Even though it is considered by some to be the best in the world, higher education in the United States is in a dire state. More and more students are finding themselves underprepared for college and dropping out. Others are unsure of what they want to pursue and can waste the first year or two of their college career trying to decide what direction to take for their future.
But it turns out there’s a simpler solution than revamping the entire educational system.

Dual enrollment provides high school students with the opportunity to learn what collegiate level work is like, introduce them to some of the topics they could major in, and save parents’ money in the long run.

Check out our helpful infographic below to read more about the benefits of dual enrollment.

Ready to get a jump start on college to secure your child’s future? Read through this list of 30 courses that will earn your high-schooler college credits at over 1800 colleges and universities. And give us a call at 800-863-1474 to discuss options.

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Jessica Parnell

Hello everyone! I’m Jessica Parnell — mom, homeschool evaluator, teacher, and CEO of Bridgeway Academy. In my 20+ years of experience as a homeschool mom and evaluator, I have had the privilege of meeting homeschoolers that take a variety of approaches to their education. It is their many stories and successes that inspire me in my own homeschooling and I love to pass on the knowledge that I have gained from them to other homeschooling families. The one constant that always remains true is that there’s no such thing as a “cookie cutter child.” Each child is fearfully and wonderfully made and as a result, learns and functions differently. It’s our job to ensure that we’re raising each child to fulfill their individual purpose and when we can teach in a way that inspires them, we are on our way to homeschool success. When I’m not writing or teaching my children, I like to ski, write and participate in triathlons. I graduated from Kutztown University with a Bachelor of Science in Education and a Masters in English and I am currently pursuing a degree in Neuroleadership.