<p>If my D takes an AP class in high school and also receives college credit through a dual enrollment plan, should it be listed in this section? There is a question that asks if a transcript is available, and yes, a transcript can be procured from the college. Also, should a week-long college enrichment program be listed in this section? There is an option to list the college name and then she'd refrain from checking the 'transcript available" option. Thanks!</p>
<p>College enrichment programs aren’t classes. The dual credit (its not actually dual enrollment) is weird since she took the class at her high school, not at the college. She never was a student on the college campus, so she was never a student of that university. The class is listed on her high school transcript, yes? I wouldn’t list it, but perhaps someone else could clarify.</p>
<p>Colleges want every transcript that is available. I spent a fortune on this for my kids. I made a big spreadsheet to keep track of it. </p>
<p>OK, so she will take the college enrichment course out of that section and list it where, in Activities? </p>
<p>She was not a student at the campus for the AP class, but she does have a transcript from the college that she will send to whichever school she attends, so she can get credit. (She scored a 3 on the AP test so most colleges won’t accept that for credit.) The college course is only listed on her high high school transcript as ‘AP Biology’ and does not mention anything about it being a college credit course. Any other opinions would be greatly appreciated!</p>