Partner Deployment Hub
Welcome to the deployment portal. Use the left navigation panel to access approved scripts, validated branding media, and pre-authorized copy templates required to maintain up-to-date program information on partner high school web environments.
Rio Salado is providing the information and links on this site for use by Dual Enrollment Program high school partners on their websites. Schools can use any of the story, image and video links. All images should be credited to Rio Salado College. The college has already collected release forms for student images.
If you need additional assets, please reach out to the college’s PR/Marketing manager at michelle.reese@riosalado.edu.
Rio Salado Website Links
Dual Enrollment | Rio Salado College
Dual Enrollment FAQs
Tuition & Payments - Dual Enrollment
Implementation Integrity
All items provided here match current accessibility standards. Please deploy code blocks as configured to ensure consistency.
Tuition & Savings Calculator
Provide high school families with transparent cost-saving data directly on your portal. Preview the live calculator inline below, then choose your deployment method — a managed iframe embed or a full source code package.
Option A: Live Managed iframe Embed
Drop this responsive snippet into your CMS. The src URL below is a placeholder — update it once the calculator has a permanent hosted URL on riosalado.edu.
<iframe src="https://www.riosalado.edu/widgets/dual-enrollment-calculator-PLACEHOLDER"
width="100%"
height="700"
style="border:none; overflow:hidden;"
title="Rio Salado Dual Enrollment Savings Calculator">
</iframe>
<!-- TODO: Update src above with the live URL before deploying to partner sites. -->Option B: Source Code Package
For teams requiring direct control of the code, download the full source package. Extract the zip, drop the files into your environment, and deploy as needed.
Official Institutional Logos
Approved digital lockups for general partner headers and layout footers. Download files individually or as multi-format packages.
Co-Branded Marketing Banners
Standard placement display components matching the format structure specified in image_e0e921.png for secondary institution enrollment promotion pages.
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Standardized Program Web Copy
Approved institutional descriptions. Copy these blocks directly into your Content Management System (WordPress, Finalsite, etc.) to ensure compliance with current registration messaging.
Standard Program Overview Block
Rio Salado's dual enrollment program lets your high schooler earn real, transferable college credits while still in high school — at a fraction of what those same credits cost at a university.
Tuition Policy Context
Rio Salado in-state tuition: $97/credit hour. Individual university rates vary. Dual enrollment credits are transferable to Arizona public universities per the AZ Transfer Course Equivalency Guide.
First-time Dual Enrollment Students
As a first-time Dual Enrollment student, you will need to create an Maricopa Community Colleges account and apply for admission, set up DUO two-factor authentication, and pay tuition and fees. You must also visit your Student Center to complete your required Dual Enrollment forms, including ID Authentication, Under 18 & FERPA Release, and the Dual Class Form. Work with your Success Coach for specific instructions.
Videos You Can Add to Your Site
Pick a video, then copy it in whichever format your website accepts. Try the link first — most website editors turn a YouTube link into a video player on their own. If yours does not, use the HTML instead.
Rio Salado’s Dual Enrollment Program, part of the Maricopa Community Colleges, provides high school students the opportunity to earn community college credits while still in high school— within the high school day— without having to leave the high school setting.
In this inspiring episode of Wave Makers, host Michelle Reese welcomes Rio Salado College’s first-ever high school interns, Alexandria and Alyssa, from Desert Vista High School. These dual enrollment students share how they're earning college credits while still in high school — saving time, money, and accelerating their dreams
Meet Ja'nai Turner, a bright star from Chicago, whose family legacy led her to choose Rio Salado College. In this video, Ja'nai shares her unique journey, guided by her mother's valuable advice and experience.
Cassandra Mancillas shares her profound appreciation for Rio Salado College, with a special focus on the dual enrollment program that has been a game-changer in her educational journey. She recognized that it's an excellent opportunity to fast-track her associate's degree, a move that not only saves time but also propels her towards her academic goals.
Dual enrollment allowed Monica Woodruff to complete all her bachelor’s degree general education requirements in high school, prior to attending Arizona State University.
At just 17 years old, Madelyn Bailey is graduating from Desert Vista High School with an associate degree, thanks to Rio Salado College’s Dual Enrollment program. She’ll attend the University of Arizona to pursue a degree in psychology— and is on track to graduate college by 19!
At just 17 years old, Madelyn Bailey is graduating from Desert Vista High School with an associate degree, thanks to Rio Salado College’s Dual Enrollment program. She’ll attend the University of Arizona to pursue a degree in psychology— and is on track to graduate college by 19!
At just 17 years old, Madelyn Bailey is graduating from Desert Vista High School with an associate degree, thanks to Rio Salado College’s Dual Enrollment program. She’ll attend the University of Arizona to pursue a degree in psychology— and is on track to graduate college by 19!
At just 17 years old, Madelyn Bailey is graduating from Desert Vista High School with an associate degree, thanks to Rio Salado College’s Dual Enrollment program. She’ll attend the University of Arizona to pursue a degree in psychology— and is on track to graduate college by 19!
Whether you’re juggling athletics and a social life like former dual enrollment student Alexandria W. or balancing the responsibilities of career and family as a working adult, Rio Salado’s flexible scheduling and student resources can offer the support you need to help you stay in the game. Discover how Alexandria used Rio Salado's classes as a springboad in her educational journey to Arizona State University.
Meet Trinidad Alvarez, a determined and driven Dual Enrollment student from Mountain Pointe High School. From a young age, her father instilled in her the importance of pursuing an International Baccalaureate program. However, when her school lacked this program, Trinidad's determination led her to another path - dual enrollment.
Dual enrollment was a family affair in the Woodruff house. With a family of previous dual enrollment students, Alexandria learned how to maximize her time in high school in order to fast-track her bachelor's degree. This allowed her to enter college with half of her degree completed thanks to three associate degrees from Rio Salado.
Student Stories
School districts can link from their websites to any of these story links to share information about past Dual Enrollment program students.
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Three Rio Salado College dual enrollment students are earning associate degrees before graduating high school, joining one of the largest groups of dual students to receive degrees or certificates from Rio.
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One Rio Salado dual enrollment student is graduating from Deer Valley High School and college at the same time— while already preparing for a future career in American Sign Language interpretation.
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From high school senior to triple associate degree graduate—Alexandria Woodruff did it all before crossing the stage at Desert Vista. See how this ACE student, biotech-certified intern, and future Sun Devil made the most of dual enrollment at Rio Salado College.
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Alondra Ordonez, who attended Heritage Academy in Laveen, AZ, finished two Rio Salado degrees while in high school thanks to dual enrollment, taking many classes while in ICU.
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Meet Alivia Proctor, a Mountain Pointe High School senior who earned multiple college degrees through Rio Salado College’s dual enrollment program, while balancing sports, clubs, and rigorous academics. Discover how she managed it all.
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Dual Enrollment Changed My Life: Monica’s Advice for High School Students | Online Community College
"Do Dual Enrollment — that's all I have to say." Monica Woodruff shares how earning 74 credits before graduating Desert Vista High School changed her life and set her up for success at ASU.
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Desert Vista High school sophomore Nika Bella Nabavi is using dual enrollment at Rio Salado College to set herself up for success in business and finance!