From the first field trip to college credit on the transcript — one platform for every student pathway.
Your students go on trips, take college courses while they're still in high school, and earn college credit for the CTE and articulated classes they've already completed. Today each one runs on its own packet of forms, separate portal, or shared spreadsheet. Campus Credit puts all three in one place — parents e-sign once, counselors track every student live, and credit and records flow back automatically.
One portal for your counselors. Three pathways for your students.
Whether a student is signing up for the band tour, applying for a college course, or claiming credit for a class they've already passed, it's the same login, the same record, and the same place your staff manage it all.
Activities & Travel
Field trips, away games, band and club competitions, and the senior trip — permission, payments, and safety in one place.
Dual Enrollment
Students apply for college courses while still in high school — approvals routed in order, credit posted back to the record.
High School Articulation
CTE and articulated courses turn into college credit students can discover and claim online — no spreadsheets, no guesswork.
No one boards the bus with a missing form.
Field trips, away games, band and club competitions, the senior trip — every trip means permission slips, emergency contacts, medical and allergy info, waivers, fees, and a roster of who's actually cleared to go. Campus Credit puts it in one place: parents register and e-sign online, fees are collected in the same flow, and staff always know who's going.
Set up any trip — then run it from one screen.
A teacher or sponsor builds the trip — destination, dates, cost, and required forms. Parents register their student and e-sign consent and waivers, and fees and any deposit are collected in the same flow.
Each student's medical and allergy info, emergency contact, and forms are tracked until they're cleared — so staff see who's ready and who's still missing something before the bus leaves.
College credit in high school — application to transcript, no spreadsheets.
Dual enrollment means layers of approval — student, parent, high school, and college — plus eligibility rules, seat caps, and grade reporting. Run on email and spreadsheets, it's slow and error-prone. Campus Credit runs the whole program in one place, shared live with your counselors — built on a platform that has helped students earn early college credit for more than two decades.
Every sign-off in order, with status visible at each stage.
The student applies, the parent e-signs, the high school signs off, and the college reviews — routed automatically and in order, each step timestamped. Eligibility — GPA, grade level, prerequisites — is checked at application, so staff confirm enrollment instead of auditing every submission by hand.
The classes they've already passed can count for college credit.
Whether your state calls it CTE Dual Credit, High School Articulation, Tech Prep, 2+2, or College Credit in High School, the idea is the same: a high school course maps to a college course, and the student earns credit for it. Today that mapping lives in a spreadsheet nobody maintains. Campus Credit makes it a live agreement database your counselors and students can actually use.
Discover which classes count — and claim the credit online.
Students see exactly which of their high school courses articulate to college credit, claim that credit in a few clicks, and track the decision — without emailing anyone to ask where their credit stands. Counselors work from the same current agreements instead of an outdated PDF.
One system behind all three pathways.
The same record, the same logins, and the same place your counselors work — whether the student is traveling, enrolling, or claiming credit.
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Trips, dual enrollment, and articulation — run from one place.
One platform for every pathway your students take beyond the classroom, across every school in the district.
Unlocking opportunities for students and simplifying credit workflows — one clear, achievable step toward student success.