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Adelphi offers two early admission plans to qualified students who want to enter college prior to graduating from high school: either concurrent enrollment or by enrolling directly as full-time undergraduate students. Advanced Placement options are also available.
http://admissions.adelphi.edu/UGrad
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This public college offers advanced admission to high school juniors and seniors on a part time or full time basis. For the part time option students may earn up to 12 semester hours toward a degree at this college prior to high school graduation. High school students who wish to spend their senior year at Tech may apply for advanced admission as a full-time student. Cost of tuition and fees will be the same as those for regular college students.
http://www.wvutech.edu/administration/registrar/admissions.html
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This program allows high school students the opportunity to earn college credit while obtaining their high school diplomas. Students 16 and over receive a 50% discount on tuition.
http://www.ac.cc.md.us/somerset/SCC_EarlyColl.shtml
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Secondary school students who wish to begin college study at the conclusion of the junior year may do so under a special enrollment plan. A few requirements for entry are:
1. Interview with a member of the admissions staff to discuss the particulars of such an enrollment plan.
2. Submit ACT or SAT test scores no later than January prior to the date of desired entrance
3. Obtain a letter from the high school principal or senior administrator indicating full understanding and approval of the Early Admissions plan
http://www.allegheny.edu/admissions/apply/admission.php#graduation
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AC provides high school students who have demonstrated exceptional abilities and outstanding high school achievement, the opportunity to be admitted to the College at the end of their junior year of high school. Requirements can be found on their website.
http://www.alvernia.edu/admissions/require.htm
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Studetns may enroll in university courses prior to graduation when the combined enrollments (high school and college) during any one semester do not exceed normal academic load. Early entrance for high schools students who have not graduated is also available.
http://admissions.astate.edu/senior_info.shtml
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Candidates seeking admission to Bard before completing secondary school may be accepted if they have an exceptionally strong high school record and the recommendation of a guidance counselor or principal.
http://www.bard.edu/admission/applying/#early_adm
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This alternative to the traditional high school is founded on the belief that many young people are ready and eager to do serious college work at age 16. It enables highly motivated students to move in four years from ninth grade through the first two years of college, earning the associate of arts (A.A.) degree as well as a high school diploma.
http://www.bard.edu/bhsec/
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Early Admission allows exceptional high school students the opportunity to be admitted to Barnard in advance of their regular graduation date. Students who apply to Barnard through the Early Admission Program must demonstrate that they are academically and emotionally prepared for the rigors of college. Barnard Pre-College Program Summer Camp contains many options for summer acitivites as well!
http://www.barnard.edu/admiss/applying/first_year.html
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Extremely capable students are welcome to apply for college admsission before they have completed the normal four-year secondary-school program. Bates College looks forward to enrolling those who think they are prepared scholastically, and are sufficiently mature personally and socially, to undertake college work.
http://www.bates.edu/options.xml
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Qualified students who would like to enter Bennington before completing high school may apply for early entrance. Financial aid is availiable to early entrants who receive a passing score on a federally approved “ability to benefit” test (the SAT and ACT do not qualify.)
http://wwwv3.bennington.edu/admis_applying_earlyentrant.asp
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Applicants who have completed the junior year in high school but have not graduated may be considered for admission. Approval of such early admission is contingent on the student's meeting the normal entrance requirements (course units) and admission criteria.
http://www.binghamton.edu/bulletin/1997-98/admission.html#early_admission
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Applicants for early admission must submit all credentials required of first-year students. In addition, they must submit letters of permission from their parents, a high school counselor, and their principal, as well as a letter stating why they wish to be considered for early admission.
http://www.bsc.edu/academics/catalog2004-05/pages/admission/application.htm
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High school students who have completed the junior year and have demonstrated the academic and personal maturity to begin college level work may enroll as full-time students at Bloomfield College.
http://www.bloomfield.edu/admissions/earlyadm.aspx
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Bluefield State College is a public college located in Bluefield, West Virginia and offers high school students the opportunity to take courses as a special or nonmatriculated student.
High school students may take courses at Bluefield State College concurrent with their high school courses under the following stipulations:
- Students must have junior status.
- Recommendation of high school principal. (A listing of classes to be taken.)
- Written permission from parent or guardian.
- Students must have a 3.0 grade poin...
http://www.bluefield.wvnet.edu/admisweb/basadm.htm
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BU provides an early admission opportunity for exceptional students to enter undergraduate programs before graduating from high school. Applicants must have completed three years of secondary school and may apply only for September admission
http://web.bu.edu/bulletins/und/item06.html#anchor06
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Among other requirements, students who have a cumulative high school grade point average of 3.70 or higher and wish to be considered for full-time admission to Brigham Young University may apply for Early Admission. BYU also has an Independent Study program.
http://saas.byu.edu/admissionsServices/admissions/earlyAdmission.php
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Highly qualified high school juniors may apply to Buffalo State for full- or part-time study during their senior year under the early admission program. Dual credit is also applied if student's high school agrees to have remaining high school requirements fulfilled by taking appropriate freshman courses at BSC.
http://www.buffalostate.edu/admissions/earlyadmission.xml
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Accelerated College Enterance (ACE) is a program by Cal State which encourages qualified high school students to enroll in university classes while completing regular school studies. Credits earned through this program may be applied to degree programs. High School students have the opportunity to study subject matter which may not otherwise be available to them. Students must maintain good academic standing with both the university and their high school. CSU also offers an
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Five-minutes from downtown L.A., this early entrance program allows outstanding young people to enter college as full-time students to pursue their baccalaureate degrees. Student from age 11 and up are accepted and have use of a suite of rooms on campus. All entering EEP students have a common schedule of curriculum. Additionally, EEP students are enrolled in the GE Honors Program, which provides select faculty and specially designed small classes with other University Honors students. Tuition costs are set by the regular fees charged by the U...
http://www.calstatela.edu/academic/eep/index.php
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Community College of Vermont students include those still in high school, traditional-college-age students, adults of all ages seeking degrees or skill enhancement, and "life-long learners" taking courses for enjoyment. We welcome them all, and our enrollment process is designed not to exclude any, but to help each begin at the appropriate level and be successful in their courses. For this reason, the college may restrict enrollment in a particular course if a student's assessment scores or transcript do not indicate readiness.
http://www.ccv.edu/getting_started/high_school_students/index.html
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DWC offers early admission to exceptionally well-qualified high school seniors who have not yet graduated, but have fewer than two units of high school course work remaining. Classes are kept small to allow you the opportunity to ask questions, discuss issues, and interact with your professors and fellow students.
http://www.dwc.edu/admissions/freshman.shtml
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The Early College program at Weber State University (WSU) allows high school students early enrollment in college courses. Students may remain a member of their high school class, while receiving college credit applicable to colleges and universities across the country. Students work with guidance counselors from both WSU and their high school, and their parents to determine a course of study. Detailed information about the program can be obtained by contacting the Early College program directly through the address on the website. GPA of 3.0...
http://departments.weber.edu/CE/earlycollege/
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High school juniors in the Atlanta area can take college courses at Emory while jointly enrolled in high school. These students usually have completed the junior year in their secondary school and must follow the same admission procedures as candidates for regular college admission. The deadline to apply is June 15.
http://www.emory.edu/ADMISSIONS/admission-aid/joint-enrollment.htm
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This University was ranked in the top 10 in three catagories in a study of more than 3000 college and university's websites and offers Advanced Placement and Advanced Standing Credit programs for high school students. Home schooled student are also encouraged to apply.
http://www.fhsu.edu
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Friends University provides an education in the context of a Judeo-Christian perspective. Students are admitted based on their potential for achieving academic success. Early admission is open to high school seniors who are currently enrolled in high school. Concurrent enrollment is available to junior or senior high school students.
http://www.friends.edu/admission/TUGrequirements.aspx#Early
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Harvard Extension School offers 100 online courses and a unique blend of traditional liberal arts and professional studies programs. Classes are offered to students students with various backgrounds and academic experience. The course tuition is the “lowest in the Boston area.”
http://www.extension.harvard.edu/2006-07/overview/default.jsp
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Gifted students with exceptional records who have not completed their senior year in high school may be admitted to Hesston College by special action of the Dean's Office.
http://www.hesston.edu/admissions/apply/howto/howtoapply.htm#wograd
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Marshall University offers a variety of early admission options for high school students. Students may apply to attend Marshall University on either a full or part time basis while still enrolled in high school. Students who enroll at Marshall University prior to high school graduation are not eligible for financial aid or on-campus housing. The Director of Admissions at Marshall University, together with the Director of the John R. Hall Center for Academic Excellence (CAE), will admit exceptionally able students who have not completed secondar...
http://www.marshall.edu/admissions/early_ent_policy.htm
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This school offers an accelerated, two-year residential program for students academically talented in science, mathematics or technology. This challenging program of college coursework is for the academically talented student who would like to join a two-year residential program that replaces the junior and senior years of high school with college classes, earning credits and working with professors and other like-minded students. Students develop their interests in science, mathematics and technology by working towards an Associate of Science ...
http://www.nwmissouri.edu/masmc/index.htm
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NAASE, at the Belin-Blank Center for Gifted Education at the University of Iowa, gives gifted high school juniors the opportunity to complete university research and course work. Guidance counselors help students design a curriculum that is interesting, challenging, and achieves an undergraduate major. Students live and work with other high-achieving students in the Honors Residence Hall floor of the university. NAASE awards scholarships to students. The program requires a composite score of 30 on the ACT or SAT-I combined scores of 1300.
http://www.uiowa.edu/~belinctr/programs/naase/index.html
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NMHU in Las Vegas offers graduate and undergraduate programs in arts and sciences, business, education, and social work. Students can apply for Early Admission via NMHU's online Undergraduate Application.
http://www.nmhu.edu/future/admissions.html
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This college in Angwin, California, allows students who have completed two years of high school and passed their California High School Proficiency Exam to apply for admission by advanced enrollment. Students are required to have a minimum grade-point average of 3.5, provide recommendations and go through an interview. Students who are looking for more academically challenging work may benefit from this early college program.
http://www.puc.edu/PUC/enrollment/procedures_other.shtml#4
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Located in the Albany-Schenectady-Troy tri-city area, this is a college exclusively for women that provides students the opportunity to combine undergraduate and graduate study in accelerated bachelor's/master's degree sequences. Launched in Fall 2003 for talented high school juniors considering college enrollment instead of their senior year, the program also serves homeschooled students who may be advanced in their study and ready to move on to college regardless of their age.
http://www.sage.edu/rsc/academics/specialprograms/earlycollege.php
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Scottsdale Community College is committed to offering high quality, affordable education. SCC offers two year degree programs in many disciplines as well as university transfer programs and special interest courses.
http://www.sc.maricopa.edu/
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Shepherd College is a coeducational public four year college located in Sheperdstown, West Virginia that offers early admission for students who have completed three years of high school.
http://www.shepherd.edu/university/catalog/2005/sectionII/requirements.html
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Gifted high school students can enter college early through the Early Entrant Program at Shimer College. Early entrants are automatically awarded a Robert Maynard Hutchins Scholarship in recognition of their academic potential. The scholarship ranges from $200 to $1400 per year. Any applicant who is interested in the idea of entering college early will be considered individually; traditional admissions standards are not imposed.
http://www.shimer.edu/admissions/earlyentrant.cfm
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This is the nation's only college of the liberal arts and sciences designed specifically for students of high school age. Most students enter Simon's Rock after completing the 10th or 11th grade, and follow programs leading to the Associate in Arts and Bachelor of Arts degrees in liberal arts. Also available from Simon's Rock:
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The Glendale Community College "boasts of many "claims to fame," including some of the highest-ranking test scores in the U.S., internationally acclaimed technology for student use, and athletic teams that have won multiple national championships. Many student services, ranging from testing to career counseling, are tailored to the realities of students' lifestyles. GCC strives to prepare students for their success in transferring to universities and other institutions; to get jobs and enhance employment; and to pursue their interests through l...
http://www.gc.maricopa.edu/studentservices/index.cfm?date=Enrollment_Information&id=8981
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By participating in Stillman's Advanced Placement programs, high school students with a 3.30 grade point average (4.00 scale), may be permitted to begin college work at Stillman before graduation from high school.
http://www.stillman.edu/admissions/suphighstud/suphighstud.htm
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This University offers high school students an early college program after completing their junior year without graduating from high school. Students usually enter in the summer term. While known as a technological university, there are challenging courses in the College of Arts and Sciences, College of Engineering, and School of Interdisciplinary Studies.
http://www.tntech.edu/ugcat/2000/early_admission.htm
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The Advanced Academy of Georgia is a residential, early-entrance-to-college program for gifted and talented high school-aged students. Students are usually 11th & 12th graders, but they occasionally accept younger high ability students. The program is located on the University of West Georgia campus.
http://www.advancedacademy.org/
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This early entrance college program, located in upstate New York, provides students a chance to take freshmen college classes during what would be the senior year of high school. Students will not receive a high school diploma as Clarkson does not grant high school diplomas. They take classes with other University students and usually carry a course load of 15 to 18 credits per semester for two semesters. Clarkson offers a degree program that permits students to design an individualized curriculum to meet personal career objectives.
http://www.clarkson.edu/tcs/
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This non-residential, dual-enrollment program is located in North Carolina, on the Guildford College campus. This early college program accepts students living in Guilford and is tailored for self-motivated students who wish to receive their High School diploma while accomplishing two years of undergrad work. The school accepts students as early as 9th grade.
http://www.earlycollegeonline.org/
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This school will open its doors to high school juniors and seniors in the fall of 2007. Students will live on the campus of Western Kentucky University. Admission is awarded based on: standard test scores, grades, personal interviews and recommendations. At the end of two years, students will have earned sixty college credit hours in addition to completing high school. Reaserch opportunites are available during the academic year as well as the summer.
http://www.wku.edu/academy/index.htm
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While completing their junior year in high school, exceptional applicants may be considered for early admission to the freshman class. Students enrolling via this option generally have only one or two remaining high school requirements, which they complete as part of their freshman course load at the university.
http://undergrad-catalog.buffalo.edu/policies/admission/earlyadmission.shtml
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Certain high-school students are allowed to enroll in college-level courses in order to earn credits that apply to both undergraduate degrees and high-school diplomas. Students who have exceptionally high grades and high ACT or SAT scores and who have strong endorsements from their high schools and parents may also be considered for admission without completing the senior year of high school.
http://www.ua.edu/catalogs/catalog02/10160.html
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Secondary school students who have not earned a high school diploma can earn high school and college credit by taking courses at the University of Alaska, Anchorage.
http://curric.uaa.alaska.edu/admreg/Secondary_School_Enrollment.htm
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UM offers an early route within the University structure for juniors who have exhibited superior achievement in high school and who desire to begin the first year of college instead of returning to the secondary school for their senior year. Approval from the superintendent, principal, guidance counselor, and parent or guardian are required to attest to the student's readiness for college. A Pre-College Experience Program is also available to juniors and seniors in high school.
http://www.umpi.maine.edu/admis/admission.htm
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This university offers early admissions and dual enrollment options for high school students in need of academically challenging work. Students who apply for early admission must have approval from their high school principal or counselor that all graduation requirements have been met. Students who choose dual enrollment can take two college courses while in high school and up to five courses that can be counted for high school/college credit.
http://www.umkc.edu/umkc/catalog/html/ug-admin/0040.html
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As long as their junior year has been completed, exceedingly able and mature students may apply for admission and enroll in UM courses in lieu of completing their senior year of high school. The University also grants credit and/or advanced standing based on the Subject Examinations of the College Level Examination Program (CLEP), subjects completed under the Advanced Placement Program (AP) of the College Entrance Examination Board, and subjects completed through the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Program.
http://www.montevallo.edu/undergrad/admfin.shtm
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This program accepts students who have the social and emotional maturity to function independently as college freshmen. Interested students should have a record of success in high school such as honors and AP or IB courses, summer programs, special talents in music, cinema, or the performing arts. The core curriculum is designed around small courses, which are taught by many of the University's faculty, and one-on-one tutorials.
http://www.usc.edu/dept/LAS/general_studies/RHP/
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Wake Early College allows students to graduate from high school in four or five years with a diploma and college credits. Graduates typically earn enough credits to secure an associate's degree and/or be able to enter a four-year college as a junior.
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This Sioux City, Iowa school offers over 70 liberal arts and technical programs, including courses in fields such as Auto Collision Repair Technology, Pre-Dental Hygiene and Biotechnology. Courses are also taught in conventional fields, such as English and Education. There are also options at WITCC for students under 16 who wish to pursue a higher education through specific classes. Contact admissions for application process.
http://www.witcc.com/index.cfm
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