Welcome to Louisiana’s Dual Enrollment resource.
The Louisiana Board of Regents has developed this information to help students, families, and counselors access dual enrollment opportunities throughout the state. We’re glad you’re here!
What is dual enrollment?
Dual Enrollment is the opportunity for a student to be enrolled
in high school and college at the same time. A dual enrollment
student receives credit on both their high school and college
transcripts for the same course. Courses are offered by local
technical, community, and four-year colleges.
Dual enrollment courses are much more affordable than college
credits, so they save money as well as time.


What kinds of courses are offered?
Courses are available for scientists, mechanics, writers, film producers, lawyers, musicians, artists, doctors, and much, much more. College and university campuses offer exciting facilities and equipment to practice hands on learning and real-world application. Dual enrollment courses taken at a student’s own high school (which is also possible) conveniently offer courses across English, math, science, history, art, and technology subjects. Browse your options here.
How does dual enrollment work?
Step 1: Talk to your High School Counselor
Step 2: Complete a Dual Enrollment Application
Step 3: Prepare for the Course
We're here to help each step of the way.