What is early graduation?

Early graduation refers to completing a degree program (high school, college, or university) in less time than the standard or typical timeframe. This is often achieved through:

* Accelerated coursework: Taking more classes per semester or year, potentially including summer courses.

* Advanced placement (AP) or International Baccalaureate (IB) credits: Earning college credit while still in high school.

* Dual enrollment: Simultaneously enrolling in both high school and college courses.

* Credit transfer: Transferring college credits earned at another institution.

* Prior learning assessment: Receiving credit for prior knowledge and experience, often through testing.

The specific requirements and options for early graduation vary greatly depending on the institution and the individual's circumstances.

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