Early Admissions for High School Juniors and Seniors
Early Admission allows motivated and academically prepared high school juniors and seniors to enroll in college courses and earn college credit while in high school. Students may take college courses online or on Jefferson Community College’s campus, typically in the evening or during the summer session. Placement testing may be required for some classes. Early Admit students that attend part time are not eligible for financial assistance.
Eligibility
Students may enroll in college coursework based on their academic preparation, recommendation of the student’s high school counselor, and approval from their parents. Students should discuss the various educational opportunities with their counselor and parents in order to determine which approach will best meet their educational objectives.
Campus-Based Coursework
High school seniors may enroll in on-campus classes for dual credit (to fulfill high school graduation requirements and get college credit) or educational enrichment. Students must complete the application process and meet any course pre-requisites.
Application Process
- The Early Admission application (PDF) must be completed and signed by the student, parent or guardian, and a high school representative. Students must submit a current high school transcript along with their application.
- The Admissions office will review each application and decide whether placement testing is needed. An admissions counselor may request an appointment.
- Once the application is approved, the Advising Center will schedule a registration meeting.
Students Under the Age of Compulsory Education
The Early Admission program is designed for high school seniors and select juniors. Students below the compulsory school age will be subject to a separate policy.