Being in a dual enrollment program at a full 4-year university should make transferring credits easier than from a community college, but everything is still totally up to the school you end up attending. Every school can determine its own policies for what it will accept, and those policies can even vary by department. You really need to look at each school you apply to and what their policies are, and what the individual departmental policies are. STEM majors in particular can be extremely picky as to what credits they will accept, as they want to ensure all students have the same foundational skills. Some schools will even require submission of the course syllabus before they will consider granting credit and allowing placement directly into a higher level course.
Bear in mind that every university doesn’t even guarantee accepting AP/IB credit. Each school sets a threshold for the minimum score required, and also for whether a particular course is accepted depending on major.