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Welcome to Trine Dual Enrollment

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Trine Dual Enrollment gives high school students the opportunity to earn college credit before graduating. With supportive faculty and staff, students can experience college-level coursework while still in high school.

To qualify, students must have a minimum 3.0 GPA or receive a recommendation from a counselor or school administrator.

Explore the program details and course delivery options below. If you have questions, our office is happy to help.

As A Dual Enrollment Student:

As a dual enrollment student, you are part of the Trine University community with access to academic resources, campus facilities and events.

Dual enrollment allows you to earn college credit while still in high school — helping you save both time and money through reduced tuition rates.

Many credits earned through Trine’s dual enrollment program transfer to public and private colleges and universities throughout Indiana. To learn more about transferable credits and approved dual credit courses, visit the Indiana Core Transfer Library or the IDOE’s Dual Credit Page and Crosswalk.

Trine University Dual Enrollment Models: Flexible Options for High School and Homeschool Students

Trine University offers three flexible dual enrollment options for high school and homeschool students, allowing students to earn college credit at a reduced tuition rate.

Campus Model

  • Courses taught on Trine’s campus by Trine faculty
  • Traditional college experience
  • $95 per credit hour

Online Model

  • Fully online courses taught by TrineOnline faculty
  • Flexible, asynchronous format with weekly deadlines
  • $50 per credit hour

Concurrent Enrollment Model

  • Courses taught at the student’s high school by a credentialed high school teacher
  • In-person classroom support
  • $25 per credit hour

Trine University’s Dual Enrollment Program is accredited by the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships (NACEP).

Contact Us:
Have questions or want to get started?
Email: dual-enrollment@trine.edu