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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 program gives high school students the opportunity to take college courses for high school and college credit. SPAN is a division of the Honors Program at Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI). There are two levels of entry into SPAN: the Running Start Program (for freshman and sophomores) and the Upperclass Program (for juniors and seniors). SPAN students pay regular IUPUI tuition costs.
http://span.uc.iupui.edu/
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The Advanced Academy at the University of Georgia is a program at the State University of West Georgia that provides a bridge for an early transition to college for gifted students. Students can combine the last two years of high school with the first two years of college, and earn concurrent credit. The curriculum can be chosen from any academic area, and guidance counselors assist students in their choices. Academy students live in a separate professionally staffed hall with rules that are consistent with the needs of younger students. The...
http://www.advancedacademy.org/
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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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This early entrance program allows outstanding young people to enter the university without completing secondary school. To be eligible for the Early Entrance Program, the child needs to be 15 years of age or less, perform superior on the Washington College Test, and display social and emotional maturity. The Early Entrance Program has about 100 full-time students between the ages of 12 and 17 that are members of the "General Education Honors Program and that take Honors Classes." Pre-Accelerated College Entrance (PACE) allows talented junior ...
http://www.calstatela.edu/academic/eep/index.php
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"The Pathways to Higher Learning program provides residential programming to academically talented students now completing grades 8-12. These courses do carry college credit and students should therefore anticipate that they will be academically rigorous. Most of the courses are specially designed for the program and only pre-college students are eligible to enroll. We recognize that there will be significant differences in the preparation of individual students, so these courses incorporate multiple learning levels, allowing even the very b...
http://www.collegeforyouth.org/pages/pathways.htm
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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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This exciting transition school and early entrance program of the Halbert Robinson Center for the Study of Capable Youth at the University of Washington is an intensive preparatory school for students who are no more than l4 years old upon admission, and for full-time university students who are "graduates" of the Transition School. The school provides young people of strong ability and high motivation the opportunity, with others like themselves, to receive the higher education for which they are ready, at the optimal time in their lives. This...
http://depts.washington.edu/cscy/eep/ts-eep.shtml
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The Early Experience Program is designed for high school students with exceptional academic ability who wish to enrich or accelerate their education with university-level courses. The program is offered during the traditional school year and in the summer. Eligible students take regular University of Denver courses for college credit while still in high school. Participating students have taken courses in computer science, mathematics, chemistry, astronomy, biology, statistics, physics, accounting, engineering, art, foreign languages, history, ...
http://www.du.edu/education/ces/ee.html
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This is a small public college that feels like a small private school. It is a traditional liberal arts school, offering a Bachelor of Arts degree in Liberal Arts and Sciences. The Director of Admissions, Kerry Rosen, stated that the school has had 8th grade and 9th grade students and that it has been a positive experience. Students older than 16 must live on campus (with parental permission under 18) as it is a residential school.
http://www.honorscollege.edu
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Houghton College provides an academically challenging Christ-centered education in the liberal arts and sciences to students from diverse traditions and economic backgrounds and equips them to lead and labor as scholar-servants in a changing world.
http://www.houghton.edu/
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Indiana University South Bend offers high school students the chance to explore the campus in two ways: taking college classes while still in high school or becoming an IU South Bend student. A "to-do" calendar is also provided on the admissions page for students to refer to during their senior year of high school.
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This article on the EssayEdge.com website discusses the college interview process. An interview is your opportunity to show that you are more than just a stack of papers in the admissions office. If you are one of those special individuals endowed with a charismatic personality, the interview will be the ideal place to show your stuff. Interviews also give you a chance to relate how interested you are in the school and to learn firsthand whether that school is a good match for you.
http://www.essayedge.com/college/admissions/interviews.shtml
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