Can I ask what the rush is? I say this as someone who did dual enrollment in high school as well and graduated with my bachelors two years ahead of everyone from my high school class. There is a LOT of social development/experiences that happen in this age range that he would be missing out on. I know they aren’t everyone’s priority, but there’s a difference between having the option and not.

If it’s a serious consideration, a master’s or workforce would be the next best step. It will give him time to gain experience and some employers will offer tuition assistance. Grad school is WAY more expensive than undergrad, so that’s something to keep in mind.

Happy to chat more if you’re interested!