Dual Enrollment at
Southwest Virginia Community College

Dual-enrollment at SWCC provides high school students with an opportunity to get a head start on their college education.

Students can take college level courses that meet both high school and college requirements.

This unique program allows students to shorten their time to college graduation and save 90% on the cost of the college-level courses.

Why should students participate in Dual Enrollment?

Dual enrollment provides many benefits to both vocational- and college-bound high school students:

Students get a jump on college that often translates into earlier college graduation.

Students and their parents save 90% on course tuition when compared to regular tuition at a community college. The savings is even greater when compared to public and private four-year institutions.

Dual enrollment courses transfer to the majority of Virginia’s four-year colleges and universities.

Students get exposure to working at the college level and begin developing the skills needed to succeed later in their academic career.

What will Dual Enrollment cost?

Dual enrollment students receive an 90% tuition discount. 

The student pays $12.60 per credit hour.

Due to federal regulations, high school students are not eligible for financial aid.

See
SWCC's Tuition Chart (pdf)


Peggy Barber, Director
Special Projects & Dual Enrollment

Email: Peggy.Barber@sw.edu 
Phone: 276.964.7556


 
Tazewell Hall

Postal address: PO Box SVCC, Richlands, VA 24641
FedEx, UPS packages: 724 Community College Road, Cedar Bluff, VA 24609