College Credit at BSE
Dual Enrollment
Qualified BSE students may access college-level coursework and dual-enrollment opportunities. These opportunities connect high-school academic planning with college-level study.
College and University Partners
BSE’s current dual enrollment partners are Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (ACPHS), Boston College, and Taylor University. Opportunities depend on the specific program and its requirements. Confirm current availability, eligibility, tuition, delivery format, credits, and enrollment arrangements with BSE before selecting a course.
Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (ACPHS)
BSE collaborates with ACPHS to expand college-level opportunities for high school students interested in science, medicine, pharmacy, and healthcare-related fields. Through eligible coursework, students may earn college credits while completing high school. Course offerings, enrollment requirements, tuition, and credit eligibility are determined by the applicable partnership arrangements.
Biomes and Me: Exploring Ecosystems and Biodiversity
Environmental Science / Biology · Recommended grades 9–12
Students explore terrestrial and aquatic biomes, ecosystems and food webs, biodiversity, climate and environmental challenges, conservation, sustainability, and ecological research. The course develops scientific reasoning, environmental literacy, and research skills.
Boston College
College-credit opportunities through Boston College include the Woods College of Advancing Studies and Boston College Experience programs. The listed Fall 2026 courses are shown below; current availability and participation requirements must be confirmed.
- Financial Accounting — ADAC1081
- Public Relations — ADCO2240
- Introductory Psychology — ADPS1100
- Applied Statistics — ADMT1805
- Developmental Psychology — ADPS1261
- Principles of Economics — ADEC1101
- Management and Organizational Behavior — ADBM1510
Taylor University
Taylor University offers two dual-enrollment models: online courses taught by university instructors and dual-credit courses taught at the high school by Taylor-approved teachers. Students should confirm which arrangements and courses are currently available through BSE.
Mathematics, Business & Economics
Finite Mathematics (MAT 110, 3 credits); Introductory Statistics (MAT 210, 4); Accounting Principles I and II (ACC 241 / ACC 242, 3 each); Introduction to Business (MGT 201, 3); Principles of Marketing (MKT 231, 3); Principles of Microeconomics and Macroeconomics (ECO 201 / ECO 202, 3 each); Personal Finance (FIN 194, 3).
English, Communication & Languages
College Composition (ENG 110, 3); American Literature (ENG 240, 3); Public Speaking (COM 210, 3); Integrative Communication (CAC 160, 3); Elementary Spanish I and II (SPA 101 / SPA 102, 4 each).
History, Geography & Criminal Justice
World History I and II (HIS 103 / HIS 104, 3 each); History of the United States to 1877 and since 1877 (HIS 124 / HIS 125, 3 each); Regional Geography (GEO 220, 3); Introduction to Criminal Justice (JUS 100, 3).
Psychology & Education
Introduction to Psychology (PSY 100, 3); Child Psychology (PSY 240, 3); Lifespan Development (PSY 250, 3); Exceptional Children (SED 220, 3).
Arts, Music & Physical Education
Art Appreciation (ART 172, 2 or 3); Music Appreciation (MUS 149, 2 or 3); Living Well (KIN 100, 2); Individualized Physical Education (KIN 200, 1).
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Theology & Christian Studies
Biblical Literature I — Old Testament (BIB 110, 3); Biblical Literature II — New Testament (BIB 210, 3); Inductive Study of the Bible (BIB 272, 3); Introduction to Theology (THE 243, 3); Foundations of the Christian Liberal Arts (IAS 110, 4).
College credit is subject to the applicable college’s rules. Transfer and recognition are determined independently by the receiving college or university; participation does not guarantee transfer, university admission, or a scholarship.
Plan with BSE
Discuss current opportunities with BSE as part of an individualized academic plan. Confirm the institution, course, eligible grades, credits, delivery format, requirements, cost, and application process before choosing a program.
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College-Credit Transfer
College-credit transfer policies vary by institution. Families should confirm transferability with the college or university a student ultimately attends.
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