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Campus Handbook - Flour Bluff Independent School District

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• Certain courses taught at the high school campus, which may include courses<br />

termed Dual Credit or Advanced Placement (AP) ;<br />

• Enrollment in an AP or Dual Credit course through the Texas Virtual School<br />

Network;<br />

• Enrollment in courses taught in conjunction and in partnership with Texas A & M<br />

University—Corpus Christi or Del Mar College, or other approved institutions;<br />

• Certain Career and Technical Education courses.<br />

All of these methods have eligibility requirements and must be approved prior to<br />

enrollment in the course. Please see the counselor for more information.<br />

Though Texas has a statewide articulation agreement, it is important to keep in mind<br />

that all colleges and universities determine how and under what conditions they confer<br />

credit for articulated courses. Each college determines how they award credit for<br />

Advanced Placement courses/scores and Dual Credit. Furthermore, schools outside of<br />

the state of Texas are not required to abide by the Texas statewide articulation<br />

agreement. <strong>Student</strong>s and parents should check with the prospective college or<br />

university to determine if and how a particular course will count toward the student’s<br />

desired degree plan/major.<br />

Courses will be offered with sufficient enrollment and finalization of contracts with Del<br />

Mar College, TAMUCC or the approved institution. For a list of Dual Credit courses, see<br />

the counselor or the Flour Bluff High School Graduation and Career Planning<br />

Guide. The student is responsible for meeting the entrance criteria set by the college<br />

and completing the course with a passing grade. Upon completion of the course, the<br />

student is responsible for requesting an official transcript from the college and<br />

submitting it to the Flour Bluff High School Registrar‘s Office in order to receive credit.<br />

The grade will be computed in the GPA. Official Dual Credit grades are not received<br />

until the conclusion of the college semester and are recorded on the high school<br />

transcript at that time. The student must submit an application to their high school<br />

counselor no later than one week prior to the college registration date. (The application<br />

is available in the Flour Bluff High School Graduation and Career Planning Guide or<br />

may be obtained from the high school counselors.)<br />

Contact information for the colleges is as follows:<br />

Del Mar College:<br />

Office of Admissions and Registrar<br />

101 Baldwin Blvd.<br />

Corpus Christi, Texas 78404<br />

Contact the Dual Credit Coordinator at:<br />

(361) Phone:(361) 698-1634<br />

FAX: (361) 698-2351<br />

dualcredit@delmar.edu<br />

www.delmar.edu/dualcredit<br />

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