We are delighted that you are interested in getting a head start on your college education by participating in the Kilgore College Dual Credit program. Dual Credit students regularly make up almost 60% of KC students.
Dual credit allows eligible high school students to earn both high school and college credit by completing college-level courses while still in high school. Through KC, students can get an early start on their college education, explore academic and career pathways and potentially reduce the time and cost required to earn a college degree or credential.
Use the resources below to learn more about the Kilgore College Dual Credit program, student responsibilities, billing, support services and academic requirements.
Review important information about the KC Dual Credit program, including policies, procedures, student expectations and other information students and families should know.
DUAL CREDIT HANDBOOKUse this checklist to help make sure you have completed the necessary steps and requirements for participating in the Kilgore College Dual Credit program.
DUAL CREDIT CHECKLISTNot sure how Dual Credit compares with Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate courses? This guide explains key differences among the three options.
AP vs. DUAL CREDIT vs. IBDual Credit courses are college courses and become part of a student's permanent college record. Review these important considerations before deciding whether Dual Credit is right for you.
DUAL CREDIT CONSIDERATIONSFind information about Dual Credit tuition, fees, billing procedures and other payment information for students and families.
DUAL CREDIT BILLING INFORMATIONKC students have access to academic and student support resources designed to help them succeed in their college coursework.
STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICESView official Kilgore College academic information, including courses, programs, academic policies and degree requirements.
KC ACADEMIC CATALOG
This scholarship provides assistance for graduating high school seniors who plan to continue their educational journey at Kilgore College for Fall 2026.
To be eligible, students must have completed at least 15 hours of dual credit in high school with a GPA of at least 2.0.
The completed application (link below) should be emailed to Janet Sledge at jsledge@kilgore.edu.
The deadline for 2027 will be posted here when available.
This scholarship is funded by donations raised from the MLK Scholarship Breakfast that takes place each January.
For questions, contact Janet Sledge at jsledge@kilgore.edu or (903) 983-8213.