October 1, 2025, 2:00–3:00 pm ET | Zoom
Millions of high school students are taking dual enrollment courses each year to get a jump start on college and career success. Yet persistent gaps in access and a lack of intentional course sequencing have limited the benefits of dual enrollment for the students who could use it most. Efforts to redesign dual enrollment as a more purposeful and accessible opportunity are underway. But what do dual enrollment students think about their programs?
This webinar explores findings from the CCRC research brief What Do Dual Enrollment Students Want?, highlighting students’ perspectives and presenting research-based strategies colleges can use to support their dual enrollment students. Current and former dual enrollment students from CCRC’s Dual Enrollment Student Advisory Panel, will share their experiences. A Q&A with the student panelists will follow the presentation on the brief.
Presenters
Aurely Garcia Tulloch, Senior Research Assistant, CCRC
Jayla Watts, Member, Dual Enrollment Student Advisory Panel
Arianna Carrion, Member, Dual Enrollment Student Advisory Panel
- Erica Rayo, Member, Dual Enrollment Student Advisory Panel
Crystal Garcia, Member, Dual Enrollment Student Advisory Panel