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In my experience, I think that AP Lang would be the better of the two options in terms of usefulness later. AP courses are really widely accepted anywhere you go, which isn鈥檛 always the case with Dual-Enrollment, which is why even though they have that big scary test at the end, they stay relevant and popular. It鈥檇 be pretty horrible to spend all year in a college level course just to find out the school you get accepted and committed to won鈥檛 give you credit for it. AP Lang also follows a format really similar to what you鈥檒l see in college classes, analyzing nonfiction and speeches. Like you said, certain in-state colleges will be thrilled with College English courses and be able to bump you up to more advanced classes right off the bat, but since you鈥檙e still a Sophomore, you may decide to go out of state and end up not receiving credit for your work. Schools will still appreciate to see it, even if they won鈥檛 give you credit, so I wouldn鈥檛 worry about it seeming like a blemish on your transcript. At the end of the day, it鈥檚 up to you to decide which you think would benefit you most in the long run. I鈥檇 do some further research on the content of both courses if you haven鈥檛 already to see if there鈥檚 one that piques your interest more in comparison to the other.