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Rising Phoenix Dual Enrollment Tuition Rates

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overview of shared cost for self-pay pathway

In the Rising Phoenix Self-Pay Pathway, participation costs are shared between the school district and the student's family. Under Wisconsin's Early College Credit Program (ECCP), the school district covers the cost of the state-legislated 18 ECCP credits, including associated course materials. Families are responsible for the remaining program costs.  UW–Green Bay invoices the school district for all Rising Phoenix program-related costs. The school district then invoices families for any applicable student costs. Individual school districts may also require families to sign a separate cost agreement after admission to the Rising Phoenix Program.

Students in the Rising Phoenix Program work toward the Associate of Arts and Sciences (AAS) degree, which requires 60 total college credits. As part of the program, students must complete a minimum of 39 credits through UW–Green Bay at the reduced Rising Phoenix tuition rate. The remaining credits may be earned through other approved college credit opportunities.

Types of uw-green bay dual credit 

Early College Credit Program (ECCP)

$157.46 per credit*

ECCP is a state-legislated program where the district covers 18 college credits per approved student. Any ECCP credits beyond the 18 is the responsibility of the family. Students take UW-Green Bay courses on campus or online with other college students. Available courses per semester can be found on this schedule of classes webpage. ECCP courses may be a part of the tuition plateau

College Credit in High School (CCIHS)

$115.00 per credit*

CCIHS offers concurrent enrollment in courses taught by high school teachers approved as UW-Green Bay instructors. For a list of high schools who offer this option visit the CCIHS program webpage.

Dual Enrollment Access Academy (Academy)

$200.00 per credit*

The Academy offers concurrent enrollment in online courses taught by UW-Green Bay instructors, open only to high school students. See available courses on the Academy program webpage.

* Cost per credit based on the 26-27 school year. In addition to the cost per credit, students will be responsible for the additional cost of textbooks and course materials after their district covers 18 ECCP credits (approx. $600-$800 per year for a full-time student), student ID ($15), parking permit for Green Bay campus ($110 per semester) and ordering official college transcripts ($15 per transcript).

Have Questions?

Contact Aubrey Schramm, Executive Director of Early College Programs at schramma@uwgb.edu

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