Graduating early helpful for an engineer?

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<p>Be aware that engineering degree programs may have long sequences of prerequisites, so that graduating early may be more difficult than many assume. Generally, the most helpful college courses to take while in high school to accelerate college graduation would be math and physics (the courses suitable for engineering majors).</p>

<p>If doing the dual enrollment option while graduating high school on normal schedule can give you the option of graduating from college earlier than graduating high school early can, it may make more sense to do it that way, at least if the dual enrollment courses cost less than taking those courses while actually being in college.</p>