SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. – The West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission today announced a significant 11.5 percent increase in high school dual enrollment through four-year institutions. This growth comes as the state’s new dual enrollment initiative, LevelUpWV, continues to expand access to higher education for high school students.
LevelUpWV, a groundbreaking state-funded dual enrollment program launched in 2023, allows high school students to take college courses for free. The four-year pilot program is designed to provide students with early exposure to college coursework and align their education with high-demand career pathways in West Virginia, such as healthcare, information technology, and engineering.
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