Dual Credit

On Campus Dual Credit (IWU)

These class offerings will provide students with two high school credit and three college credits through Indiana Wesleyan University. We have carefully chosen classes that will easily transfer to other universities in subject areas that are needed for almost all degree paths.

*enrollment priority is given to seniors

  • Teacher: Stacia Floberg

    Offered during the first semester of English 12, this dual credit introductory course analyzes the human communication process, focusing on interpersonal, group, and public speaking applications. It covers foundational skills like audience analysis, message development, and nonverbal delivery, integrating Christian perspectives on communication ethics and practice. 

    Duration: Semester Long

  • Teacher: Stacia Floberg

    Offered during the second semester of English 12, this dual credit course focuses on developing effective written communication skills, emphasizing the writing process of pre-writing, drafting, revising, editing, and reflecting. Students produce personal and expository essays while evaluating, synthesizing sources, and engaging in peer feedback. 

    Duration: Semester Long

Online Dual Credit (IWU)

Indiana Wesleyan is planning to offer several online, semester-long classes that will be available to high school students. The classes they are planning on for the fall semester are below. Students can take up to ONE online class each semester as a Northpoint course. If an online course is offered in person and fits in a student’s schedule, it must be taken in person versus online.

    • Accreditation & Transferability: As a regionally accredited institution, IWU credits are recognized by many colleges and universities.

    • Indiana Transfer Policies: Credits often transfer to Indiana public institutions and, in some cases, through the Indiana College Core (ICC) or Professional Pathway (a 30-credit block transfer).

    • Best Practices: To maximize transferability, students should aim for a grade of "C" or higher.

    • Regional Focus: Credits are typically more easily accepted at in-state public institutions, though they are often accepted elsewhere.

    • Validation: Students should check with their prospective colleges to confirm how specific IWU courses will be applied to their degree programs. 

    • General Psychology – PSY-150

    • Introduction to Sociology – SOC-150

    • Old Testament Survey – BIL-101

    • New Testament Survey – BIL-102

    • Theology of Christian Life – THE-101

    • Beginning Spanish 1 – SPA-117