Advanced Placement is a program run by the College Board that allows high school students to take special courses where they can potentially earn college credit. AP courses are designed to give students the experience of an introductory-level college class in high school. Students can earn college credit for classes in which they score high enough on the exam. For more information:

Blue Ridge Community and Technical College and Morgan County Schools have created a partnership to allow High School students to enroll in College courses while still enrolled in High School. The Morgan County Scholars Program offers dual credit enrollment options, allowing students to get a jump start on their College education. For more information: