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Dual Credit Payment Responsibilities Dual Credit Payment Responsibilities San Jacinto College provides a 75% tuition exemption on courses for taken for dual credit. Students or the HS are responsible for the remaining 25%. Please refer to the chart below to determine the responsibilities for your school. Please note that not all payment scenarios are listed. In addition, the 75% exemption is not provided for courses taken as early admission (college credit only). School Name Tuition - Books - Tuition - Books Tuition - Books - Fall/Spring Fall/Spring Summer Summer Repeated Repeated Courses Courses Academy of Dewalt HS HS pays HS pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Academy of Dewalt HS- Technical HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays Student pays Student pays Beta Academy Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays C.E. King HS Academic Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays C.E. King HS -KNIT Grant HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays C.E. King HS -Technical HS pays (In- HS pays Student pays Student pays HS pays HS pays District Only) C.E. King HS STEM Academy HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays Channelview HS -Academic Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Channelview HS -Technical HS pays HS pays Student pays Student pays HS pays HS pays Clear Brook HS Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Clear Horizons Early College HS HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays Student pays Student pays Clear Lake HS Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Clear View HS Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Crosby HS -Technical HS pays Student pays Student pays Student pays HS pays Student pays Deer Park Early College Academy HS pays Student pays HS pays Student pays Student pays Student pays (ECA) Deer Park HS HS pays (Up Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays To 6 Sch) Deer Park HS Technical HS pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Eagle Heights Christian Academy Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Faith Christian Academy HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays Family Christian Academy Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays First Baptist Christian Academy Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Galena Park CTE ECHS HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays Galena Park HS -Academic HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays Dual Credit Payment Responsibilities San Jacinto College provides a 75% tuition exemption on courses for taken for dual credit. Students or the HS are responsible for the remaining 25%. Please refer to the chart below to determine the responsibilities for your school. Please note that not all payment scenarios are listed. In addition, the 75% exemption is not provided for courses taken as early admission (college credit only). School Name Tuition - Books - Tuition - Books Tuition - Books - Fall/Spring Fall/Spring Summer Summer Repeated Repeated Courses Courses Galena Park HS -Technical HS pays HS pays Student pays Student pays HS pays HS pays Genesis Christian School Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Glenda Dawson HS Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Grace Christian Academy Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Home School Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Iman Academy Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays J. Frank Dobie ECHS HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays J. Frank Dobie HS Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Dr. Kirk Lewis Career & Technical HS Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays La Porte Accelerated College HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays Student pays Student pays Education (ACE) La Porte HS HS pays HS pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays La Porte HS Technical HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays Student pays Student pays Lutheran South Academy Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays MECA C.E. King HS Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays MECA Channelview HS Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays MECA Crosby HS Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays MECA Galena Park HS HS pays (Up HS pays Student pays Student pays HS pays HS pays To 6 Sch) MECA North Shore HS HS pays (Up HS pays Student pays Student pays HS pays HS pays To 6 Sch) North HS- Academic HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays North HS -Technical HS pays HS pays Student pays Student pays HS pays HS pays Pasadena Early College HS HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays Pasadena HS Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Pasadena Memorial ECHS HS pays HS Pays HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays Dual Credit Payment Responsibilities San Jacinto College provides a 75% tuition exemption on courses for taken for dual credit. Students or the HS are responsible for the remaining 25%. Please refer to the chart below to determine the responsibilities for your school. Please note that not all payment scenarios are listed. In addition, the 75% exemption is not provided for courses taken as early admission (college credit only). School Name Tuition - Books - Tuition - Books Tuition - Books - Fall/Spring Fall/Spring Summer Summer Repeated Repeated Courses Courses Pasadena Memorial HS Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Pearland HS Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Robert Turner College & Career HS Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Sam Rayburn ECHS HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays Sam Rayburn HS Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Sheldon ECHS HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays South Houston ECHS HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays HS pays South Houston HS Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Texas Connections Academy Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays Student pays .
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