Courses
Teach Dual Credit Indiana provides free graduate courses for teachers pursuing dual credit credentialing who are accepted into the program. We cover up to 18 graduate credits for one or more eligible content areas, including communications/speech, economics, English, history, political science, and world languages.
Before registering for courses each semester, teachers should review detailed information on all courses being offered in their content area(s), including course descriptions, syllabi, and prerequisites.
Applications are currently closed and will reopen August 22 – September 9 for teachers to begin taking courses in Fall II 2022.
Fall II course registration will reopen September 5 – 16 for courses listed as “Coming Soon.” Full Fall and Fall I 2022 course registration is now closed.
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Announcements
New teachers: Applications are currently closed and will be open August 22 – September 9 for teachers to begin taking courses in Fall II 2022 or later semesters.
Accepted teachers: Fall II course registration will be open September 5 – 16 for courses listed as “Coming Soon.” Full Fall and Fall I course registration is closed.
Quick Look
The Quick Look provides a quick overview of every course offered each semester.
Summer 2022: View the Quick Look of Summer 2022 courses.
PREVIOUS SEMESTERS: Use the Course Archive to view information on courses offered during previous semesters.
Program Catalog
Please use the 2021-2023 Program Catalog for Teach Dual Credit Indiana to help plan upcoming courses through Summer 2023. Courses are subject to change, and the Program Catalog is updated regularly with additional course information. Last updated: 7/19/2022.
Fall 2022 Courses
Below is the online catalog of Fall 2022 courses. Click on the icon for each course to view the full course listing, including a syllabus. We also recommend using the following resources to plan courses:
- The 2021-2023 Program Catalog includes detailed information for courses proposed through Winter/Spring 2023. The Program Catalog is updated regularly with additional course information.
- The Fall 2022 Quick Look provides an overview of every course being offered during the semester.
