THE HIDDEN SERIES | MASTERCLASS
THE BIG ASSUMPTION
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Students assume that the deadlines and information provided by their school-based counselors and college advisors apply widely. They don't; especially if the student is interested in attending a college or university in a different state.
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Students assume that Dual Enrollment course credit automatically transfers to any college or university. Students assume that any AP course credit will be accepted with the required score to any college or university.
That isn't how it works in higher education.
In this Masterclass, you will learn...
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Basic out-of-state admissions strategy
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How to understand the DPSCD Dual Enrollment program and how to use it effectively for your student
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How advanced college credit actually works in higher education; and how to ensure that those credits are transferrable and applicable per college of interest
INCLUDED MATERIALS
Your registration covers the How to Reach Hillman® Hidden Rules of Out-of-State Admissions & Dual Enrollment, AP Credit, and Degree Planning.
The Hidden Rules of Out-of-State Admissions
The Hidden Rules of Out-of-State Admissions explains how application timelines, institutional policies, and enrollment practices affect students applying beyond their home state.
The Hidden Rules of Dual Enrollment, AP Credit, and Degree Planning
The PDF Guide includes a detailed explanation of how colleges and universities treat transferred credits (Dual Enrollment and AP) and what that means for students who intend to take Dual Enrollment courses or AP courses.
This Guide also includes practical planning tools, including:
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The How to Reach Hillman® Transfer Credit Verification Form (with specific instructions for use);
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The How to Reach Hillman® Dual Enrollment Matrix;
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The How to Reach Hillman® Advanced Placement Matrix
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The How to Reach Hillman® Verification Matrix;
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The How to Reach Hillman® Transfer Credit Verification Email Template (with detailed explanation and language) to assist students and families in their official communication between institutions.
ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR

I'm Tiffany and I'm a College Advisor for the People.
I know what I'm talking about because:
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I've lived it (Double HBCU Alumna & Current HBCU PhD Student)
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I work it as a Higher Education Practitioner who has only worked at HBCUs (Admissions, Student Engagement & Campus Life, Athletics, Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit, Academic Advising, and Adjunct Professor in Political Science)
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I research it as current fully funded, super full-time PhD student in the Education/Higher Education program
And all I want is for my people to know what they're doing when they get where they're going.
Please Note: My work centers Black students & families with particular attention to our historical, social, and cultural experiences while pursuing education in America.