What if my account is locked and I can’t log back in to apply?

Good news! You likely took dual credit in a previous year and do not need to re-apply. The login is only used to collect student demographic information when they first start and you will no longer need it. You may proceed to Step 2 and Register for Courses at your high school’s link on this page.

I am parent/guardian and accidentally entered my name instead of my child’s for the course. How can I get that fixed?

Please email dualcredit@cune.edu with your name, student’s name, and the school your student attends. We can fix it manually and there’s nothing else you’ll need to do!

There were no courses listed in the application. How do I register for classes?

The application is separate from registration, but this means you’re likely done with Step 1! To register for courses, find your high school’s name and click on the link: it will take you to an EventBrite page where you will select your course(s) and proceed to checkout and payment. You will get an email confirmation after registration is complete.

Are university letter grades awarded to students and recorded for credit at the university?

Dual Credit Yes! All dual credit courses receive grades just like a college-level class. AP No! AP courses use a different grading system which may or may not be compatible with college requirements.

Is college credit awarded for performance over an entire semester, rather than a single exam?

Dual Credit Yes! Students in dual credit courses earn a grade from work completed throughout the full semester, not just one test. AP No! In order to receive college credit, a student must take the AP exam at the end of the course that is scored on a 1-5 scale. This exam has a mix of multiple choice and free response. Typically, if a student scores a 3 or above, they will receive college credit, but each university has its own policy when it comes to awarding college credit for AP exams.

Is the classroom instructor required to have at least a master’s degree in the subject taught?

Dual Credit Yes! All dual credit courses at Concordia's partner high schools are taught by an instructor who has at least a master's degree in their field. AP No! AP instructors are not required to have a master's degree in their field in order to teach AP courses.

Does a college or university with national academic accreditation manage the program?

Dual Credit Yes! Concordia dual credit courses are managed by our university, that is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. AP No! AP courses are managed by The College Board, an education nonprofit that does provide many resources for students, but it is not managed by an accreditation organization.

What is the average pass rate?

98.7%Concordia Dual credit pass Rate* *Students must earn a "C" or higher for credit to transfer 56.6%AP Exam Pass Rate according to College Board AP Student Score Distributions

Dual Credit

Welcome to Concordia University, Nebraska’s Dual Credit Program! For eligible high school students at participating schools, you can challenge yourself academically, earn college credits and get a head start on college at a fraction of the cost of higher education tuition! We are honored to provide this educational opportunity as we partner in equipping students for lives of learning, service, and leadership.

Dual Credit Registration Process

Complete an online dual credit application

Your first step is to apply through our online, free application. All NEW students must apply. Students who have previously taken CUNE Dual Credit courses can proceed to Step 2.

Create an Account and Apply Now

Register for Courses

Click on your school’s link below to register. You will need to have payment ready at the time of registration.

Registration FAQs

Get Ahead With Dual Credit

Concordia Dual Credit offers you an opportunity to get a jump-start on college, allowing you to earn college credit at a reduced cost before graduating high school. Our dual credit program offers courses found in the general education requirements of most colleges and universities, meaning your credits earned through Concordia will transfer just about anywhere.

Dual Credit Benefits

Exposure to the academic challenges of college while in your supportive high school environment
Increased likelihood of enrolling in college and graduating within four years
Opportunities for flexible college options like early graduation, double majors, employment and extracurricular activities
Receive a college transcript from a four-year university

Dual Credit vs. Advanced Placement

Whether you choose Concordia Nebraska as your dual credit partner or not, there is a big difference between dual credit and advanced placement courses, especially how they will impact your college career.

98%of schools reviewed accept Concordia Dual Credit

$90per credit hour

FAQs: Dual Credit Courses vs. Advanced Placement Courses

Dr. Benjamin Stellwagen

Director of Dual Credit Programs and Director of School Partnerships

Dual Credit

402-643-7414 benjamin.stellwagen@cune.edu Jesse Hall 229

Megan Boggs

Administrative Assistant for College of Arts and Sciences

Dual Credit

402-643-7166 megan.boggs@cune.edu Jesse Hall 115

Participating High Schools

Arizona

Valley Lutheran High School, Phoenix

California

Crean Lutheran High School, Irvine
Turlock Christian Academy, Turlock

Illinois

Lutheran High Schoo, Springfield
Metro-East Lutheran High School, Edwardsville
Rockford Lutheran High School, Rockford

For concerns about dual credit at Illinois schools, please follow the procedures outlined by the Illinois Board of Higher Education.

Maryland

Concordia Preparatory School, Towson

Missouri

Calvary Lutheran High School, Jefferson City
Lutheran High School of Kansas City, Kansas City
Lutheran High School of St. Charles Co., St. Peters
Saint Paul Lutheran High School, Concordia

Nebraska

Aquinas High School, David City
Blue Hill High School, Blue Hill
Concordia Junior/Senior High School, Omaha
Exeter-Milligan High School
Lancaster Learning Link, Lincoln
Lincoln Christian High School, Lincoln
Lincoln Lutheran Middle/High School, Lincoln
Litchfield High School
Lutheran High Northeast, Norfolk
Seward High School, Seward
Wilber-Clatonia High School

Nevada

Faith Lutheran Junior/Senior High School, Las Vegas

Oklahoma

Immanuel Lutheran Christian Academy, Broken Arrow

Texas

Lutheran High North, Houston
Lutheran South Academy, Houston

Wisconsin

Lake Country Lutheran High School, Hartland
Martin Luther High School, Greendale
Milwaukee Lutheran High School, Milwaukee

Concordia International Schools

Hanoi
Shanghai