Dual credit
Earn college credit in high school
Get a head start on college through University of Idaho’s Dual Credit Program. Earn credits you can use to finish high school and start your college education at the same time, saving time and money.
What is dual credit?
Dual credit lets you earn college and high school credits at the same time. If you have at least a 2.5 GPA, you can take college courses online, on campus or at your high school.
Why earn dual credit?
- Save time: Earn transferable college credits.
- Experience college: Gain confidence for future college success.
- Learn from home: Take convenient, online courses.
- Access campus resources: Enjoy access to U of I resources like academic advising, financial advising, Idaho’s largest library, online tutoring and more.
How dual credit works
Choose your classes: Take U of I courses at your high school, online or on a U of I campus. Courses are taught by approved instructors and U of I faculty and align with college-level standards.
Earn high school and college credit: Courses count for both your high school diploma and college transcript, helping you graduate ahead of the curve.
Transfer or apply to U of I: Dual credits apply toward a U of I degree or can be transferred to most other colleges and universities. Save syllabi and assignments to support credit transfer elsewhere.
Who can enroll in dual credit?
High school students with at least a 2.5 GPA who have approval from a guardian can enroll through DualEnroll.
Can I enroll if I’m under 16?
Students under the age of 16 may enroll in courses at their high school, online, or on a U of I campus by emailing us at dualcredit@uidaho.edu for the directions.
Dual credit options
Dual credit courses at your high school
High School | Courses |
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American Falls High School | AGED 2510; AGED 2580; PLSC 2010 |
Bishop Kelly High School | GEOG 1650 |
Boise High School | FREN 2010; FREN 2020; FREN 3010; GERM 1102; GERM 2010; GERM 2020; MUSA 1210; SPAN 2010; SPAN 2020; SPAN 3010 |
Bonners Ferry High School | AGED 1010; AGED 2510; AGED 2580 |
Borah High School | FREN 2010; FREN 2020; FREN 3010; SPAN 2010; SPAN 2020; SPAN 3010 |
Cambridge High School | AGED 1010; AGED 2510 |
Capital High School | SPAN 2010; SPAN 3010; SPAN 3020 |
Carey High School | MATH 1143; MATH 1144 |
Centennial High School | MUSA 1210 |
Challis High School | CS 1112 |
Coeur d’Alene High School | ART 1110; CS 1112; ENVS 1010; ENVS 1020; PHYS 1111; PHYS 1111L; PSYC 1101; THE 1010; THE 1030 |
Compass Academy | SPAN 1102; SPAN 2010; SPAN 2020 |
Compass Public Charter School | ENGL 1101; ENGL 1102 |
Council High School | AGED 1010; AGED 2510 |
Eagle High School | MUSA 1210 |
Emmett High School | ENGL 1101; ENGL 1102; ENGL 1175 |
Forrest Bird Charter School | MATH 1143; MATH 1144 |
Fruitland High School | ENGL 1101; ENGL 1175 |
Genesee High School | AGED 2580; ENGL 1175 |
Glenns Ferry High School | ENGL 1101; ENGL 1102; ENGL 1175 |
Grangeville High School | CTE 4150 |
Idaho Digital Learning Alliance (IDLA) | AVS 1100 |
Idaho Technical Career Academy | AGED 1010; AGED 2510; AGED 2580 |
Kellogg High School | CS 1112; ENGL 1101; ENGL 1175; MUSA 1170; MUSA 1210; THE 1010 |
Kendrick High School | CTE 4150; ENGL 1102; ENGL 1175 |
Kootenai High School | BIOL 1020; FOR 1400 |
Kuna High School | AGED 1010; AGED 2580; CS 1112; EDCI 2010; FS 1100 |
Lake City High School | ENVS 1010; ENVS 1020; PSYC 1101; THE 1010 |
Lakeside High School | EDCI 2010 |
Lapwai High School | EDCI 2010 |
Lewiston High School | FOR 1400; MATH 1170 |
Mackay High School | AGED 1010; FISH 1020 |
Madison High School | CS 1112; PLSC 201 |
Marsh Valley High School | ENGL 1101; ENGL 1102; ENGL 1175; ENGL 2570; ENGL 258 |
McCall-Donnelly High School | ART 1110; BIOL 1020; CHEM 1101; CHEM 1101L; ENGL 101; ENGL 1175; MATH 1143; MATH 1144; MATH 1170; PSYC 1101; THE 1010 |
Moscow High School | AIST 3290; CHEM 1101; CHEM 1101L; CHEM 1111; CHEM 1111L; CHIN 1020; CS 1112; CTE 4150; EDCI 2010; ENGL 1175; ENGL 2570; ENGL 2580; FREN 1102; FREN 2010; FREN 3010; MATH 1143; MATH 1144; MATH 1170; PSYC 1101; SOC 1101; STAT 2510 |
Murtaugh High School | AGED 2510 |
New Plymouth High School | ENGL 1101; ENGL 1102; ENGL 1175 |
North Idaho STEM Charter Academy | BIOL 1020; BIOL 1150; CHEM 1101; CHEM 1101L; CYB 1100; CS 1112; ENGL 1101; ENGL 1102; ENVS 1010; ENVS 1020; IFIT 1060; IFIT 1070; MATH 1123; MATH 1143; MATH 1144; MUSA 1170; MUSA 1210 |
Notus High School | AGED 1010 |
Orofino High School | CTE 4150; FISH 1020; FOR 1400 |
Owyhee High School | MUSA 1210 |
Post Falls High School | ART 2610; CHEM 1101; CHEM 1101L; ENGL 1101; ENGL 1175; HIST 1111; HIST 1112; MATH 1123; MATH 1143; MATH 1144; MATH 1170; MUSA 1210; PHYS 1000; PHYS 1000L; PSYC 1101; SPAN 1102; SPAN 2010; SPAN 2020 |
Priest River Lamanna High School | ENGL 1101; ENGL 1102; ENGL 1175; MATH 1143; MATH 1144 |
Renaissance High School | ARCH 1510 |
Rigby High School | AGED 2580; CHIN 1010; CHIN 1020; CHIN 201; CHIN 2020; MUSA 1210; SPAN 1101; SPAN 1102; SPAN 2010; SPAN 2020; SPAN 3010; SPAN 3020 |
Sandpoint High School | COMM 1101; CS 1112; ENGL 1101; ENGL 1175; ENGL 2570; MATH 1123; MATH 1143; MATH 1144; PHYS 1111 |
Shelley High School | THE 101; THE 1030 |
Thunder Ridge High School | ART 1110; HIST 3100 |
Timberline High School (Boise) | SPAN 2010; SPAN 2020; SPAN 3010 |
Troy High School | AGED 2510; AGED 2580; ENGL 1175; ENVS 1010; FISH 1020 |
Vallivue High School | GEOG 1650 |
Vision Charter School | ENGL 1102 |
Wallace High School | ART 1110; ART 1220; ENGL 1101 |
Weiser High School | ENGL 1101; ENGL 1175 |
Wilder High School | AGED 1010 |
Check for courses offered online or on a U of I campus
Visit the student registration portal
- Choose your current academic term in the drop-down menu and select “Continue.”
- Type in subject or select from the drop-down menu.
- Enter the course number or course title if you know it or hit “Enter” to browse course options.
High schools that offer dual credit through University of Idaho
- American Falls High School
- Bishop Kelly High School
- Boise High School
- Bonners Ferry High School
- Borah High School
- Cambridge High School
- Capital High School
- Carey High School
- Centennial High School
- Challis High School
- Christian Center High School
- Coeur d'Alene High School
- Compass Academy
- Compass Charter High School
- Council High School
- Eagle High School
- Fruitland High School
- Genesee High School
- Glenns Ferry High School
- Grangeville High School
- Idaho Digital Learning Academy (IDLA)
- Idaho Technical Career Academy
- Kellogg High School
- Kendrick High School
- Kootenai Jr-Sr High School
- Kuna High School
- Lake City High School
- Lapwai High School
- Lewiston High School
- Mackay High School
- Madison High School
- Marsh Valley High School
- McCall-Donnelly High School
- Melba High School
- Meridian High School
- Moscow High School
- New Plymouth High School
- North Fremont High School
- North Idaho STEM Academy
- Notus High School
- Orofino High School
- Owyhee High School
- Paradise Creek Alternative HS
- Post Falls High School
- Potlatch High School
- Renaissance High School
- Rigby High School
- Rocky Mountain High School
- Sandpoint High School
- Shoshone-Bannock High School
- Thunder Ridge High School
- Timberline High School (Boise)
- Timberline High School (Weippe)
- Troy High School
- Vallivue High School
- Wallace High School
- Weiser High School
- Wilder High School
High school campus dates and deadlines
University of Idaho online and on-campus courses have slightly different deadlines. You can find those on the U of I academic calendar.
Full year 2025-2026
Sept. 15, 2025 through June 5, 2026
August 2025
- Aug. 4: Registration opens
September 2025
- Sept. 19: Registration deadline
October 2025
- Oct. 10: Drop deadline (drop without grade and receive 100% refund)
- Oct. 15: Advanced Opportunities funding request deadline
- Oct. 17: Late registration petition deadline
November 2025
- Nov. 14: Advanced Opportunities verification deadline
- Nov. 21: Advanced Opportunities submission deadline
January 2026
- Jan. 23: Midterm grades due (Open for entry Jan. 19)
February 2026
- Feb. 6: Withdraw deadline (no refund for AO or self-pay)
June 2026
- June 9: Final grades due by noon (Open for entry May 18)
Fall semester 2025
Sept. 15, 2025 through Jan. 23, 2026
August 2025
- Aug. 4: Registration opens
September 2025
- Sept. 19: Registration deadline
- Sept. 26: Drop deadline (drop without grade and receive 100% refund)
October 2025
- Oct. 15: Advanced Opportunities funding request deadline
- Oct. 17: Late registration petition deadline
November 2025
- Nov. 14: Advanced Opportunities verification deadline
- Nov. 14: Midterm grades due (Open for entry Nov. 7)
- Nov. 21: Advanced Opportunities submission deadline
- Nov. 21: Withdraw deadline (no refund for AO or self-pay)
January 2026
- Jan. 27: Final grades due by noon (Open for entry Jan. 5)
Spring semester 2026
Feb. 9 through June 5, 2026
January 2026
- Jan. 5: Registration opens
February 2026
- Feb. 13: Registration deadline
- Feb. 20: Drop deadline (drop without grade and receive 100% refund)
March 2026
- March 13: Late registration petition deadline
- March 15: Advanced Opportunities funding request deadline
April 2026
- April 10: Midterm grades due (Open for entry April 6)
- April 24: Withdraw deadline (no refund for AO or self-pay)
May 2026
- May 8: Advanced Opportunities verification deadline
- May 15: Advanced Opportunities submission deadline
June 2026
- June 9: Final grades due by noon (Open for entry May 18)
Frequently asked questions
How do I register for Dual Enroll?
Follow the instructions (PDF) to register for dual enrollment.
How do I pay?
Tuition for dual credit courses through University of Idaho may be covered through Advanced Opportunities for eligible Idaho residents. You are responsible for any additional fees. To request funding, use the Advanced Opportunities Portal or visit our billing and payment information page for more information on payment plans and more.
How do I get a student email and ID?
Once admitted, students automatically receive a U of I student email (ex. vand3456@vandals.uidaho.edu) and a Vandal ID number (ex. V00123456). After submitting an application through DualEnroll, students will receive this information within three to five business days to the email account they listed in DualEnroll.
How do I set up my student account?
How do I apply to U of I after I graduate high school?
You will need to apply to U of I again, this time as a first-year undergraduate through our application website. There is no application fee for Idaho residents!
How do I request transcripts?
Unofficial transcripts are available to students through MyUI. Order official transcripts online through the National Clearinghouse or by mailing a transcript request form.
Will my dual credits transfer to other colleges?
Most Idaho institutions and many out-of-state schools accept dual credits. Contact the admissions office at your intended college to confirm.
To support your case, keep the course syllabus, catalog description and any major assignments.