Earn High School & College Credit for the Same Course

17-year-old Marli Tague describes herself as an ‘average’ high school student, not a genius. But, Marli did something very smart—she earned over 100 college credits for what she was learning in high school, using curriculum she already owned.

If an 'average' high school student can earn 101 college credits by her senior year, what could you do? Watch Marli’s video interview above to find out why and how she did it.

Marli’s story is so brilliant because it’s so simple. Marli approached high school with a focused sense of purpose, wanting to get more out of it than just a high school diploma. Imagine what it would feel like having over 100 college credits by your senior year of high school while having the time to pursue your passions and gain real-life experiences?

Earning high school and college credit for the same course

Earning high school and college credit for the same course is not as complex as it sounds. For Marli, CollegePlus was the right fit to help her through the process while giving her the flexibility to gain amazing life experiences that will benefit now and later in life.

Here's a basic idea how earning high school and college credit, at the same time, works in CollegePlus:

• A passing score on the collegiate-level tests you take in CollegePlus can be counted as both high school and college credit
• A passing score on the collegiate-level tests you take in CollegePlus can be counted as an "A" and weighted as an honors course on your high school transcript

The college credit you earn in CollegePlus is accredited and validated by the College Board, giving you an outstanding high school transcript that is extremely attractive to fussy college admissions officers.

Remember, the first two years of college is a review of high school. You're already learning college-level information from curriculum you already own. So why not let CollegePlus design an amazing high school experience for you, an experience just like Marli's? Click the link below to learn more!