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Dual Credit – Medicine Hat Public School Division

Run by MHPSD with Medicine Hat College, Olds College, SAIT and Lethbridge Polytechnic

Who can apply: Grade 10–12 students at MHPSD schools; apply through your school

Cost and deadline

PROGRAM COST
Not listed
Check the provider's page for any fee.
DEADLINE TBA

Checked against the provider's page in Aug 2026.

FORMAT
Dual credit and work experience
DURATION
12–16 weeks per course
GRADES
Grades 10–12
LOCATION
Medicine Hat and Southeastern Alberta (in-person)

Who can apply

Grade 10–12 students at MHPSD schools; apply through your school

About this program

Enrol through your school counsellor rather than applying separately. Dual Credit lets Medicine Hat Public students take real post-secondary courses while in high school, earning 5 to 30-level high school credits plus 3 post-secondary credits per course.