Those colleges include North Dakota State College of Science in Wahpeton, Valley City State University, Mayville State University and Lake Region State College in Devils Lake. “It will have an impact on us,” Flanigan told the State Board of Higher Education when it met Tuesday at Minot State University. If two colleges were offering the same course, Johnson said the high school would select which institution to partner with. “We really saw a marked increase in students participating in dual credit after the announcement of that dual credit scholarship,” Johnson said. Under early entry, a high school can take a college course that may not count toward high school graduation.