About DODO

The #1 Directory of Online Dual-enrollment Options

What is DODO?

DODO helps parents, high-school students and student advisors --

find fast, accurate information about 1000's of regionally accredited, online college courses you can take from over 90 colleges and universities ---

BEFORE you graduate from high school.

Different colleges have different names for these courses.

Like...

Dual Credit
Early College
Concurrent Enrollment
Joint Enrollment, or
Non-degree Seeking Student enrollment

But the most common name is...

Dual Enrollment

Every course listed in DODO is offered by a Regionally Accredited university or college.

Regional Accreditation is the premier accreditation in the United States.

How big is DODO?

There are currently over 90 dual-enrollment programs -- described (in detail) in DODO.

Plus a giant course list of over 7,000 courses recently offered at those programs.

Who can use DODO?

Anyone who's interested in college courses that high-school students can take for full credit

And do them fully online
No matter where they live.

Over 85 of the dual-enrollment programs detailed in DODO offer dual enrollment courses to high-school students anywhere in the United States (not just in one state)

And over 65 programs offer online dual-enrollment courses to students anywhere in the world.

What does 'DODO' mean?

DODO stands for Directory of Online Dual-enrollment Options

What’s Actually In DODO?

DODO gives the following information about each dual-enrollment college:

Admissions policies. (Can you get in?)

Course schedules. (Are classes offered to match your study window?)

What is the university or college like? (Is the school private/public, expensive/cheap, rigorous? What’s the general ‘feel’ of the college? Does it have a religious affiliation? And so on.

What kind of accreditation does it have? ALL of the colleges in DODO have regional accreditation -- which is the most prestigious type of US accreditation.

Cost info (app fees, per-course fees, per-semester fees, tuition per credit, textbooks free or not, etc.)

Courses offered –over 7,000 dual-enrollment courses are listed by Course ID and Course Title in DODO. These are courses recently offered by the schools in DODO, and searchable by topic, course-level, and source university.

Associates degree options – this chart lets you compare colleges with good options for getting an associates degree by doing dual enrollment classes. These colleges typically have

1. lots of dual-enrollment courses on offer
2. high dual-enrollment credit limits,
3. low minimum-age and minimum-school-year requirements,
4. and associate’s degrees available through 100% online dual-enrollment.

Many of these colleges offer generous transfer credit policies.