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Early College on a College Campus
Students 15+ can take courses outside of a high school for both college and potentially high school credit. These courses are college courses, taught by college professors, on the college campuses or online. The earned college credits may satisfy your high school requirements for graduation and may be applied towards a degree at CCSNH or possibly transferred to another college or university.
Students must register BEFORE the start date of an on-campus/online course. It is recommended that students start the registration process two-weeks in advance in order to meet with their coordinator/advisor, finalize paperwork, and receive orientation.
Early College at Your High School
Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors take these college courses taught by high school teachers at the high school. College faculty work directly with high school faculty to ensure that the courses taught in participating schools maintain standards identical to those of sections taught on the college campus. Successful completion earns both high school and college credit. Check with guidance counselors to see which courses are offered at school and have them connect with one of the CCCSNH Early College Coordinators.
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