<p>Hokay 
I took a class at UVM my senior year of HS. My HS did not automatically put it on my transcript - I had to do some paperwork and give them a transcript from the university. This was necessary because:
- My HS didn’t have a formal dual-enrollment program with the university, so if I hadn’t done all the paperwork, they wouldn’t have known I was taking a class there.
- Although I’d exhausted the English curriculum at my HS, I didn’t have enough English credits to graduate; I needed the university course to fill that requirement.</p>
<p>But theoretically, I could have taken the course without putting it on my HS transcript, and then I’d be able to get credit for it at Oberlin.</p>
<p>I don’t know why Oberlin gives credit for APs, but not college courses taken for university credit. It’s a little frustrating. At the same time, a friend here was dual-enrolled for her last two years of high school and received credit for all of those courses, so there must be a way around that regulation. I’d suggest calling the registrar’s office and talking to them in person.</p>