Dual Enrollment
Dual enrollment allows Archbishop Wood students to enroll in college courses taught either virtually or at Archbishop Wood High School, thereby accelerating his/her education. These courses, taught by college faculty, are identical to those taught on the college campus. Students who successfully complete the courses will receive both high school and college credit. These courses are open to 11th and 12th grade students. Tuition for a dual enrollment course is paid directly to the college.
Holy Family University offers Archbishop Wood Students to take online asynchronous classes with Holy Family faculty. Students have enrolled in public speaking, medical terminology, introduction to criminal justice, and developmental psychology, to name a few courses.
Starting for 2026-2027, Archbishop Wood High School has partnered with Bucks County Community College to offer dual enrollment courses. Students will be able to take regular Archbishop Wood courses at Archbishop Wood, but the added value is that the students in the designated courses are able to earn college credit through Bucks County Community College. Tuition for a dual enrollment course is paid directly to the college.