High School Plus One Program
Earn up to 31 college credits while finishing high school with the High School Plus One program, available online or in-person.
High School Plus One is now offered to all Oklahoma high school juniors and seniors with both in-person and fully online options.
Students can start college in high school and earn up to one year or 31 credit hours of transferable college credit from Oklahoma’s third-largest college while completing a high school diploma. Classes are taught by TCC faculty and are available in multiple formats including online, online live, and in-person at TCC campuses, high schools, and other off-campus sites.
Get Started
- Get Admitted. If you are interested in the Dual Enrollment program you should Apply to TCC. Check out our Dual Credit admission guide to get started.
- Get Enrolled. If you have already been admitted to TCC then you are ready to enroll. Check out our Dual Credit enrollment guide to get enrolled.
For questions on college admission and enrollment, contact the TCC Dual Credit program office at dualcredit@tulsacc.edu, 918-595-4705, or join our virtual office.
Start the High School Plus One Program
Get started with our step-by-step admission and enrollment guide.
General Education Course Pathway
Available fully online or partially online/online live/ classroom
Complete one year of college before high school graduation.
All courses are dual credit and meet high school graduation and college general education requirements:
- 6 hours English
- 3 hours History
- 3 hours Political Science
- 3 hours non-lab Science1
- 3 hours of Social Science
- 3 hours of Humanities: PHIL 2133 or HIST 1063
- 3 hours of Math1
- 4 hours of lab Science1
- 3 hours of Gen. Ed. Communication
High School Plus One: Suggested 30 – 31 Credit Hour Pathway
See full 600-section online course list for additional options.
| Semester | Course 1 | Course 2 | Course 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Junior Fall | College Gen. Ed. Core Social Science requirement: PSYC 1113 Introduction to Psychology | College Gen. Ed. Core non-Lab Science requirement: BIOL 1383 Nutrition | N/A |
| Junior Spring | College Gen. Ed. Core English requirement: ENGL 1113 Composition I | College Gen. Ed. Core History requirement: HIST 1493 US History Civil War to Present | N/A |
| Senior Fall | College Gen. Ed. Core English requirement: ENGL 1213 Composition II | College Arts & Science Elective: COMM 1113 Public Speaking | College Gen. Ed. Core Math1 requirement (Choose One): MATH 1473 Quantitative Reasoning, MATH 1483 Functions/Models, OR MATH 1513 Precalculus I |
| Senior Spring | College Gen. Ed. Core Political Science requirement: POLS 1113 American Federal Government | College Gen. Ed. Core Humanities requirement (Choose One): PHIL 2133 Introduction to Ethical Thinking, PHIL 1113 Introduction to Philosophy, OR HIST 1073 Twentieth Century World History | College Gen. Ed. Core Lab Science1 (31 hr. pathway) (Choose One): BIOL 1114 Biology for Non-Majors w/lab, PHSC 1114 General Physical Science w/lab, OR Additional Humanities (30 hr. pathway) |
1Select your math and science course according to your future major. STEM majors consult your TCC Dual Credit Coordinator and TCC Academic Advisor for Math and Science courses. Lab science option requires one credit of tuition beyond waivers
Transferable Credits
Transfer your TCC credits to public colleges and universities across Oklahoma. TCC also has transfer agreements with many private and regional institutions. Please verify course transferability with any institution you plan to attend. University Transfer provides a resource to review our transfer agreements.
Cost
Plus One Virtual is tuition free for 30 credit hours of the total 31 earned college hours – that’s a year of college for just over $100 in tuition! Students are responsible for all course fees at TCC’s state-mandated rate of only $29.45/credit hour and no added online fees are charged. The program uses no-cost textbooks for nine of the ten courses. You only purchase a low-cost access fee for math.
Virtual Testing
For virtual students, some courses may require a proctored exam. A proctored exam uses an authorized, neutral, party to ensure the identity of the test taker and the integrity of the test-taking environment. We have multiple ways for our virtual students to complete proctored exams. Almost all virtual courses that use proctored exams integrate the exam right into Blackboard with Respondus, along with all of your other course assignments. If a course does not use Blackboard for it's exams there multiple options for test proctoring to choose form.
One Year Head Start & Thousands in Savings
The dual-credit program with TCC has allowed me to get one full year of college completed before I graduate high school. This has saved me thousands of dollars in classes, and allows me to get my degree faster.
Julian Ober
High School Plus One Student