The University of Alabama Early College is proud to be the leading provider of dual enrollment in the state of Alabama, opening doors to higher education for students in every county. The program ensures students from diverse communities — urban and rural — can access The University of Alabama’s academic resources and college-level opportunities while still in high school. From the Shoals to the Shores, UA Early College is proud to serve students in all of Alabama’s 67 counties.
On Sept. 13, 2018, the Alabama State Board of Education amended the Alabama Administrative Code, Rule No. 290-3-1-.02, pertaining to secondary course credit awarded for postsecondary coursework through dual enrollment. The revised rule now includes the following language: “Semester credit hours at the postsecondary level for high school courses specifically named as a requirement for graduation as outlined in AAC Rule 290-3-1- .02(8)(a) are determined according to guidelines established by the SDE.”
UA Early College faculty and staff ensure that the following courses warrant secondary credit for postsecondary/ college-level coursework. For students’ transcripts to accurately reflect approved dual enrollment course credit(s) earned at an Alabama four-year college or university, the following course codes have been added to the 2026- 2027 Alabama State Department of Education Course Catalog:
| Subject | High School Graduation Course(s) | Suggested State Course Code | UA Early College Course(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | English 11 and/or English 12 | 22999C1005 | EN 101 |
| EN 102 | |||
| EN 205 | |||
| EN 206 | |||
| EN 209 | |||
| EN 210 | |||
| Mathematics | Mathematics 4
Various prerequisite options for the courses listed |
22999C1006 | MATH 005 |
| MATH 100 | |||
| MATH 110 | |||
| MATH 112 | |||
| MATH 113 | |||
| MATH 115 | |||
| MATH 121 | |||
| MATH 125 | |||
| MATH 126 | |||
| MATH 227 | |||
| MATH 238 | |||
| Science | Science 3 and/or Science 4
Various prerequisite options for the courses listed |
22999C1007 | AY 101:102 |
| BSC 108 | |||
| BSC 109 | |||
| BSC 114:115* | |||
| BSC 116:117* | |||
| BSC 215* | |||
| BSC 216* | |||
| CH 101* | |||
| CH 102* | |||
| CH 104* | |||
| CH 105* | |||
| CS 100* | |||
| CS 104* | |||
| CS 312* | |||
| GEO 101* | |||
| GEO 102* | |||
| GEO 103* | |||
| GEO 104* | |||
| GY 101* | |||
| GY 102* | |||
| PH 101* | |||
| PH 102* | |||
| PH 105* | |||
| PH 106*
* Offered on campus only |
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| Social Studies | World History 1500-Pres | 22999C1008 | HY 101 or HY 102 |
| U.S. History I | HY 103 | ||
| U.S. History II | HY 104 | ||
| U.S. Government | PSC 101 | ||
|
Economics Various prerequisite options for the courses listed |
EC 110 or EC 111 | ||
| World Languages | Elementary Arabic | 22999C1009 | ARB 101* |
| Elementary French I | FR 101* | ||
| Elementary French II | FR 102* | ||
| Elementary German I | GN 101* | ||
| Elementary German II | GN 102* | ||
| Elementary Russian I | RUS 101* | ||
| Introductory Spanish I | SP 101 | ||
| Introductory Spanish II | SP 102 | ||
| Intermediate Spanish I | SP 201 | ||
| Intermediate Spanish II | SP 202
* Offered on campus only |
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| Fine Arts | Intro to Visual Arts I | 22999C1010 | ARH 151 |
| Survey of Art I | ARH 255 | ||
| Survey of Art II | ARH 256 | ||
| Motion Pict. History and Crit. | JCM 112 | ||
| Intro to Listening | MUS 121 | ||
| Introduction to Theatre | TH 114 | ||
| Electives | Intro African American Studies | 22999C1011 | AAST 201 |
| Intro to Anthropology | ANT 100 | ||
| Intro to Cultural Anthropology | ANT 102 | ||
| Discoveries in Archaeology | ANT 103 | ||
| Intro to Criminal Justice | CJ 100 | ||
| Public Speaking | COM 123 | ||
| Life Span Human Development | HD 101 | ||
| Intro to Sports Communication | JCM 146 | ||
| Intro to Philosophy | PHL 100 | ||
| Intro to Ethics | PHL 223 | ||
| Intro to Psychology | PY 101 | ||
| Intro to Religious Studies | REL 100 | ||
| Religion in the News | REL 103 | ||
| Religion in Pop Culture | REL 104 | ||
| Intro to New Testament | REL 112 | ||
| Intro to Sociology | SOC 101 | ||
| History of Social Welfare in U.S. | SW 200 | ||
| Intro to Women Studies | WS 200 | ||
| Any other UA course not listed above | |||
| Career Tech | Computer Science I for Majors | 22999C1013 | CS 100 Various prerequisites |
| Computer Applications | CS 102 | ||
| Computer Science Principles | CS 104 | ||
| Spreadsheet Applications | CS 285 | ||
| CCRI | College Readiness | 23991C1000 | UAEC 200 |