Dual Enrollment Opportunities allow eligible students to earn both high school and college credit at the same time while still enrolled in Midway ISD. Through partnerships with local community colleges and universities, students can begin their college journey early and gain valuable academic experience.

What Is Dual Enrollment?

Dual enrollment programs enable students to take college-level courses that count toward high school graduation and college credit. These courses are taught by qualified instructors and follow the academic standards of our partner institutions.

Benefits of Dual Enrollment

Students who participate in dual enrollment may benefit from:

• Earning college credits while in high school

• Reducing future college tuition costs

• Experiencing college-level coursework expectations

• Building confidence and academic independence

• Preparing for postsecondary success

Who Can Participate?

Dual enrollment opportunities are available to eligible students who meet academic and program requirements. Availability may vary by grade level, course offerings, and partner institution guidelines.

Our Partnerships

Midway ISD partners with local community colleges and universities, Midwestern State University, and Vernon College, to ensure students have access to high-quality, transferable college coursework aligned with their academic and career goals.

Learn More

Students and families interested in dual enrollment should contact their campus counselor for eligibility requirements, application deadlines, and available course options.