College in the Schools

College in the Schools is an accredited program that shows high school students How to Get College Credits in High School and the opportunity to get a head start in acquiring college credits through college courses they can access and apply during their high school years.

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College in the Schools (CIS) gives juniors and seniors the opportunity to take free college-level courses from their own high school that are made possible through partnerships between high schools and local colleges. This is a great way to acquire some of your college credits before actually attending college.

College in the Schools (CIS) can save you time and money when it's time to enroll at college. Why not take full advantage of free college courses that give you full credit.

By taking college courses during your high school years, you get a better understanding of the college level courses and what to expect once you reach college. This is a great training experience for when you walk in to your first college classes.

Remember to enroll in the college in the schools courses that will be accepted in your choice of colleges and that apply to the degree you are wanting to acquire. Many courses are standard requirement classes, so get as many of these secured in high school to further your college requirements while they are free to you.

College in the Schools

Allows high school students to acquire college credits that is recognized by colleges across the country
Prepares students for the accelerate courses that will enhance their success when they reach college and progress more efficiently
Provides opportunities to students to show their learning abilities for a semester opposed to a single entrance exam to establish learning curves.

College in the Schools is a nationally accredited program that is recognized in colleges throughout the United States. Having this opportunity for high school students to better prepare for their college years and this type of realistic and accrediting experience only enhances their college education.

High school students are not the only benefactors. High school teachers are given a higher level of teaching experience which is reflected in their resumes and high school administrators benefit from having a staff of teachers that carry higher learning credentials as well.

By having college in the schools you are raising the bar to what your school and it's faculty expects and produces through it's students. This is a win/win opportunity for students and teachers.

The college courses are taught by your high school teachers and you earn credits for college at the same time that you are gaining your high school credits.

If you already know which college or university you plan on attending, let them know what college in the schools courses you are enrolled in so that you can be assured that they will accept those credits.

Some colleges will treat your college course credits differently so definitely make sure you know where you plan on applying these credits and if that college will accept them. Better planning makes for less surprises.

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