Offer MSU dual credit at your school

Help your students gain a head start on their future

You are providing an educational advantage to your students when you offer dual credit courses.

Revenue Share

Schools receive twenty-five dollars per credit hour produced for each student who enrolls and pays tuition for a dual credit course taught by an approved dual credit instructor at the high school.

$25 x 3 credit hours x 1 student = payment of $75
It is under the School’s discretion as to how to use this revenue
Not applicable for students who receive the Free and Reduced Lunch Scholarship

SCHOOLS RECEIVE

$25

Per Credit Hour

Instructors receive a tuition fee waiver

Dual credit instructors are per-course instructors at Missouri State. Instructors receive a tuition fee waiver. It can be used by the instructor or a qualified dependent.

student cost

$70

Students pay only $70 per credit hour for MSU dual credit courses.

COMPARATIVE SAVINGS

75%

Dual Credit tuition is significantly lower than the tuition for on-campus courses.

MSU tuition and fees

scholarship value

$1000

Students earn the Missouri State Dual Credit Advantage Scholarship their first year at MSU. They need 9 hours of dual credit and have a 3.25 or higher MSU GPA.

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First time in college

70%

70% of all first-time freshman entering Missouri State bring in an average of 15 pre-college credit hours

FOUR REASONS

To offer dual credit at your school.

Students can start their careers sooner.

Dual Credit can help students graduate earlier from a bachelor’s program or be available for internships to earn professional experience.

Take additional paths.

Students can specialize and individualize degree paths. Students can pursue additional majors or add minors.

Consider accelerated master’s programs.

Students can earn their master’s degree alongside or immediately following the completion of a bachelor’s degree.

Flexibility to study abroad.

Students can consider studying away. Students can travel abroad and earn credits without extending their graduation date.