The Early College Dual Credit Program allows high school students to enroll in select college courses and take them at their high school as part of their regularly scheduled day. This unique partnership between 911爆料网 and participating area high schools allow you to simultaneously earn college credit and high school credit, which means you can save time and money when you pursue a college degree or certificate.

Dual credit classes are actual college-level courses and are taught by teachers at your high school who have met specific requirements that qualify them to teach at the collegiate level.

Spring 2026 Dual Credit Registration has ended.

Benefits of Starting Dual Credit

  • Get Ahead

    Get a jump start on college by completing general education requirements or completing a certificate.聽聽

  • Save Money

    Classes are offered free or at a reduced rate which can save you thousands on your education in the long run.聽

  • Earn Credits That Transfer

    聽If you plan to go to another four-year institution鈥攅ither right after high school or after taking additional courses at Moraine Valley鈥攜ou will find most colleges and universities will accept the college credits you earned through this program. To be assured that a course will seamlessly transfer to a particular college or university, please visit for schools in Illinois and for out-of-state schools.

  • Challenge Yourself

    Accelerate your academic progress by taking actual college-level courses with advanced content and new types of assignments.

Dual Credit vs. Advanced Placement (AP)

Both offer advanced educational opportunities. However, one of the major differences between the two is that if you complete all the required assignments and assessments in your dual credit course and achieve a 鈥淐鈥 or better, you will earn college credit. AP courses require you to take a high-stakes exam at the end of the course and achieve specific qualifying AP scores to earn college credit.

High Schools that Partner with Moraine Valley

It is important to talk to your school counselor because each school in our district offers a variety of different classes that can be considered dual credit. You can search our list of high schools that we currently offer dual credit to below and see the most up-to-date offerings. This list is revised annually so check back to see new offerings and schools.聽

ANDREW HIGH SCHOOL
DUAL CREDITMVCC CourseCredits
BUS-105Small Business Management4
BUS-135Personal Finance2
COM-101Composition I3
ELT-101Electricity and Electronics3
ELT-102Dig. Logic/Solid State Devices3
LAN-101Orientation to IT Professions1
LAN-103Security Awareness1
LAN-111IT Essentials - A+3
MRT-110Medical Terminology3
OFT-249QuickBooks for Office Prof.3
PSC-110American National Government3
AUT-112Intro. Automotive Technology4
AUT-121Automotive Brake Systems4
CIS-105Introduction to Coding3
CIS-151Website Dev.:HTML & CSS3
COM-102Composition II3
ECE-201Math, Science & Social Studies3
NAT-111Environmental Science I4
MRT-110Medical Terminology3
*Prerequisite: appropriate Placement testing score; OR Reading ACT score of 19 or above; OR Reading SAT score of 480 or above
NAT-111Environmental Science I4
OFT-249QuickBooks for Office Professionals3

ARGO HIGH SCHOOL
DUAL CREDITMVCC CourseCredits
CHM-111Fundamentals of Chemistry4
LAN-101Orientation to IT Professions1
LAN-111IT Essentials - A+3
MRT-110Medical Terminology3
MTH-141College Algebra (Functions)4
AUT-112Intro. Automotive Technology4
CHM-131Chemistry (Univ. Oriented) I4
CIS-232Intro to Adobe Creative Ste3
CIS-234Adobe Illustrator3
CIS-235InDesign & Publisher3
CIS-236Adobe Photoshop3
LAN-112Managing IT - A+3
MDT-101Introduction to Drafting3
MDT-145Intro to Computer Aided Dftg.3
MTH-139Probability and Statistics4
MTH-142Trigonometric Functions2
MTH-151Calculus II/Analytic Geometry5
OFT-249QuickBooks for Office Prof.3
RTM-100Food Service Sanitation2
RTM-103Basic Food Theory2
WLD-111Basic Arc/Gas Welding I3
WLD-112Basic Arc/Gas Welding II3
*Prerequisite:Grade "C" or better in WLD-111
Bremen High School

DUAL CREDITMVCC CourseCredits
RTM-100Food Service Sanitation2
RTM-101Intro to Hospitality Industry3

Brother Rice High School
DUAL CREDITMVCC CourseCredits
LAN-101Orientation to IT Professions1
LAN-111IT Essentials - A+3
LAN-112Managing IT - A+3

Buffalo Grove High School
DUAL CREDITMVCC CourseCredits
LAN-101Orientation to IT Professions1
LAN-103Security Awareness1

Chicago Christian High School
DUAL CREDITMVCC CourseCredits
CIS-115Microsoft Office I3
CIS-151Website Dev.:HTML & CSS3

Eisenhower High School
DUAL CREDITMVCC CourseCredits
CIS-105Introduction to Coding3
CIS-115Microsoft Office I3
CIS-151Website Dev.:HTML & CSS3
LAN-101Orientation to IT Professions1
LAN-111IT Essentials - A+3
MDT-145Intro to Computer Aided Dftg.3
AET-101Orientation to AET Careers1
CIS-176Java Programming I3
EAS-120Introduction to Earth Science4
ELT-101Electricity and Electronics3
LAN-103Security Awareness1
LAN-112Managing IT - A+3
MDT-101Introduction to Drafting3
MDT-160Introduction to 3D Modeling3
*Prerequisite: Grade "C" or better in CIS-115
OFT-122Microsoft Excel3
OFT-249QuickBooks for Office Prof.3

Evergreen Park High School
DUAL CREDITMVCC CourseCredits
CIS-115Microsoft Office I3
COM-101Composition I3
MTH-150Calculus I/Analytic Geometry5
OFT-249QuickBooks for Office Prof.3
PSY-101Introduction to Psychology3
BUS-105Small Business Management4
CIS-151Website Dev.:HTML & CSS3
LAN-101Orientation to IT Professions1
LAN-111IT Essentials - A+3
MTH-151Calculus II/Analytic Geometry5

Hillcrest High School
DUAL CREDITMVCC CourseCredits
RTM-100Food Service SanitationIntro to Culinary Arts
RTM-101Intro to Hospitality IndustryCulinary Arts

Hinsdale South High School
DUAL CREDITMVCC CourseCredits
AET-101Orientation to AET Careers1
MDT-145Intro to Computer Aided Dftg.3
MDT-101Introduction to Drafting3
MDT-2853D Parametric Modeling3

Hinsdale Central High School
Dual CreditMVCC CourseCredits
AET-101Orientation to AET Careers1
MDT-145Intro to Computer Aided Dftg.3
MDT-101Introduction to Drafting3
MDT-2853D Parametric Modeling3

John Hersey High School
DUAL CREDITMVCC CourseCredits
*LAN-153IT Security Essentials-Security+3
*Prerequisite: LAN-122 or consent of instructor

Lyons Township High School
DUAL CREDITMVCC CourseCredits
*MTH-152Calculus III/ Analytic Geometry3
*Prerequisite: AP score of 3 or higher for Calculus BC exam
*MTH-210Linear Algebra3
*Prerequisite: AP score of 3 or higher for Calculus BC exam
PHS-103Descriptive Astronomy4

Oak Forest High School
DUAL CREDITMVCC CourseCredits
RTM-100Food Service Sanitation2
RTM-101Intro to Hospitality Industry3

Oak Lawn Community High School
DUAL CREDITMVCC CourseCredits
CIS-232Intro to Adobe Creative Ste3
CIS-151Website Development: HTML & CSS3
*COM-101Composition I3
*Prerequisite: Appropriate Englishplacement test score; or English AND Reading ACT Score of 19 or higher; OR English AND Reading SAT Score of 580 or higher
*COM-102Composition II3
*Prerequisite: Grade "C" or better in COM-101
ELT-101Electricity & Electronics3
CIS-234Adobe Illustrator3
MRT-110Medical Terminology3
OFT-249QuickBooks for Office Professionals3

Prospect High School
DUAL CREDITMVCC CourseCredits
LAN-101Orientation To IT Professions3
LAN-103Security Awareness3

Providence Catholic High School
DUAL CREDITMVCC CourseCredits
CIS-115Microsoft Office I3
MTH-150Calculus I/Analytic Geometry5
*MTH-141College Algebra (Functions)4
*Prerequisite: appropriate Placement testing score; OR Math ACT score of 20 or above; OR Math SAT score of 520 or above
*MTH-142Trigonomic Functions2
*Prerequisite: Grade "C" or better in MTH-141
*MTH-150Calculus I/ Analytic Geometry5
*Prerequisite:Four years of high school math including pre-calculus or advanced algebra with trigonometry and appropriate Math placement test score; or MATH ACT SCORE of 26 or above; or MATH SAT score of 600 or above
*MTH-151Calculus II/Analytic Geometry5
*Prerequisite: Grade "C" or better in MTH-150

Reavis High School
DUAL CREDITMVCC CourseCredit
BIO-111General Biology I4
CIS-115Microsoft Office I3
AUT-112Intro. Automotive Technology4
BIO-112General Biology II4
LAN-101Orientation to IT Professions1
LAN-111IT Essentials - A+3
LAN-112Managing IT - A+3
LAN-121Network Essentials3
LAN-122Network Services4
*MRT-110Medical Terminology3
*Prerequisite: appropriate Placement testing score; OR Reading ACT score of 19 or above; OR Reading SAT score of 480 or above
*OFT-145Microsoft Word3
*Prerequisite CIS-101 or 115 w/ C or better
OFT-249QuickBooks for Office Professionals3
RTM-100Food Service Sanitation2
RTM-101Intro to Hospitality Industry3
NAT-111Environmental Science I4

Richards High School
DUAL CREDITMVCC CourseCredits
CIS-115Microsoft Office I3
LAN-101Orientation to IT Professions1
LAN-111IT Essentials - A+3
MDT-145Intro to Computer Aided Dftg.3
AET-101Orientation to AET Careers1
ARB-201Arabic III4
AUT-112Intro. Automotive Technology4
AUT-121Automotive Brake Systems4
CIS-151Website Dev.:HTML & CSS3
COM-103Speech Fundamentals3
ELT-101Electricity and Electronics3
LAN-103Security Awareness1
LAN-112Managing IT - A+3
MDT-101Introduction to Drafting3
MDT-160Introduction to 3D modeling3
*Prerequisite: Grade "C" or better in MDT-145
*OFT-122Microsoft Excel3
*OFT-145Microsoft Word3
*Prerequisite: Grade "C" or better in CIS-115
OFT-249QuickBooks for Office Professionals3

Sandburg High School
DUAL CREDITMVCC CourseCredits
BUS-105Small Business Management4
BUS-110Legal Environment in Business3
*Student must sit for consecutive semesters within same academic year
BUS-135Personal Finance2
CIS-105Programming Principles3
CIS-115Microsoft Office I3
CIS-151Website Development: HTML & CSS3
*CIS-176Java Programming I3
*Prerequisite: CSC-140 OR CIS-105 with a minimum grade of "C"
*COM-101Composition I3
*Prerequisite: Appropriate Englishplacement test score; or English AND Reading ACT Score of 19 or higher; OR English AND Reading SAT Score of 580 or higher
ELT-101Electricity & Electronics3
GEL-150Physical Geology4
LAN-101Orient. To IT Professions1
LAN-103Security Awareness1
LAN-111IT Essentials- A+3
MDT-101Intro to Drafting3
MDT-145Intro to Computer Aided Drafting3
MRT-110Medical Terminology3
MTH-150Calculus I/Analytic Geometry5
OFT-100Keyboarding & Basic Formatting3

Shepard High School
DUAL CREDITMVCC CourseCredits
CIS-105Introduction to Coding3
CIS-115Microsoft Office I3
CIS-151Website Dev.:HTML & CSS3
LAN-101Orientation to IT Professions1
LAN-111IT Essentials - A+3
MDT-145Intro to Computer Aided Dftg.3
RTM-100Food Service Sanitation2
*CIS-176Java Programming I3
*Prerequisite: CSC-140 OR CIS-105 with a minimum grade of "C"
RTM-103Basic Food Theory2
AET-101Orientation to AET Careers1
AUT-112Intro. Automotive Technology4
AUT-121Automotive Brake Systems4
ELT-101Electricity and Electronics3
LAN-103Security Awareness1
LAN-112Managing IT - A+3
LAN-121Network Essentials3
LAN-122Network Services4
MDT-101Introduction to Drafting3
MDT-160Introduction to 3D Modeling3
OFT-122Microsoft Excel3
OFT-249QuickBooks for Office Prof.3
MDT-160Introduction to 3D Modeling3
OFT-122Microsoft Excel3
OFT-249QuickBooks for Office Prof.3

Stagg High School
DUAL CREDITMVCC CourseCredits
BUS-110Legal Environment in Business3
BUS-135Personal Finance2
COM-101Composition I3
ELT-101Electricity and Electronics3
MRT-110Medical Terminology3
COM-102Composition II3
ELT-102Dig. Logic/Solid State Devices3
LAN-101Orientation to IT Professions1
LAN-103Security Awareness1
LAN-111IT Essentials - A+3

Thornridge High School
DUAL CREDITMVCC CourseCredits
AUT-112Intro to Auto Technology4

Tinley Park High School
DUAL CREDITMVCC CourseCredits
AUT-112Intro to Auto Technology4
RTM-100Food Service Sanitation3
RTM-101Intro to Hospitality Industry3

Universal High School
DUAL CREDITMVCC CourseCredits
ARB-101Arabic I4
*ARB-102Arabic II4
*Prerequisite: ARB-101
*JRN-101Intro to Mass Communication3
*Prerequisite: Credit in COM-101(AP Score of 3 or higher on English Language)
CIS-115Microsoft Office I3
CIS-151Website Development: HTML & CSS3
*CIS-176Java Programming I3
*Prerequisite: CSC-140 OR CIS-105 with a minimum grade of "C"
COM-101Composition I3
*Prerequisite: Appropriate Englishplacement test score; or English AND Reading ACT Score of 19 or higher; OR English AND Reading SAT Score of 580 or higher
LAN-101Orient. To IT Professions1
LAN-103Security Awareness2
LAN-111IT Essentials- A+3
MRT-110Medical Terminology3
OFT-249QuickBooks for Office Professionals3
RTM-100Food Service Sanitation2

FAQs

Since you will be enrolling in college-level courses, you must complete course placement tests and satisfy course prerequisites when applicable to assure you have the same qualifications and preparation as other college students. You will be required to take the Accuplacer placement test and/or submit qualifying Advanced Placement (AP), ACT or SAT scores.

  1. Contact your high school counselor for student eligibility and dual credit course offerings.
  2. Complete Placement testing or submit appropriate ACT/SAT/AP scores (if applicable) to your high school counselor.
  3. Check to see if the dual credit course you wish to take has a prerequisite.
  4. Complete the online dual credit application during the registration period. (Contact your high school counselor or instructor for dates/deadlines)
  5. Once the dual credit online application has been received and processed, you will receive an email to your personal email within 24 hours indicating, Student Identification number, Moraine Valley student email address and payment instructions, if your course has a dual credit fee. 聽Activate your Moraine Valley student email account and frequently check it to remain up to date on communication related to Moraine Valley.
  6. Pay for your dual credit course fees (if applicable) either online, in-person or by phone by the appropriate deadline.

Dual Credit students must meet the same individual course requirements as on-campus MVCC students. Visit the testing center page for scheduling information.


  1. 鲍蝉别听. Log in using your assigned username and password. On the Self-Service menu, click Registration. Select Search, Register, and Pay for Non-Credit classes. Select Placement Testing in the Topic Code drop-down box and click Submit. Click the box next to the section you would like to register for and click Submit. Continue through the remaining screens and submit your payment of $25.
  2. In-person: You may choose to register for any scheduled Accuplacer/placement test session that will be offered Monday-Friday. Stop by the Registration Office, Bldg. S, Room S103, to register. Payment of $25 is due at the time of registration. Please proceed to the Cashier鈥檚 Office, Bldg. S, Room S105. Bring your receipt to the Testing Center, Bldg. G, Room 231.
  3. Bring your receipt to the Testing Center, Bldg. G, Room 231. Disclose that you are a dual credit student who will only be taking a portion of the placement test.
  4. Scores are automatically uploaded into [LM2] the system and now you are ready to register online for Dual Credit.

Dual Credit students do not qualify for financial aid. To qualify for federal grants and loans, the federal government requires students to have received a high school diploma or its equivalent.

The Advanced Placement (AP) program and the College Level Examination Program (CLEP) both allow students to gain college credit in various subject areas by successfully completing comprehensive examinations in those subjects.

Contact your high school counselor for more information.

To protect students鈥 academic standing, any student who does not earn a grade of "C" or better will be institutionally dropped from the dual credit course. Courses that are institutionally dropped will not receive college credit and will not appear on the student鈥檚 college transcript.

Remain engaged in the course, complete all assignments and communicate regularly with your instructor. Dual credit courses establish your official college transcript, so it is important to do your best.

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Let us know what questions you have about getting started with dual credit or enrollment.