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Options for
High School Students
NC State offers college credit to current high school students as well as high school graduates. You can take college classes while in high school and apply them towards a degree.
College Now - Graduate with a high school diploma AND an associate degree.
College Tech Prep - Take vocational classes that can be credited towards an associate degree.
Post Secondary Enrollment Option (PSEOP) - Take college classes before graduating from high school. Classes can also be credited as high school classes. The State of Ohio helps cover the cost.
Seniors to Sophomores Program - Have a year of classes count as high school credit AND your freshman year of college. Enter college as a sophomore instead of a freshman.
Concurrent Enrollment - Take college classes while in high school. The cost is fully covered by the student.
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Comparison Chart
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College Now |
College Tech Prep |
PSEOP |
Seniors to Sophomores |
| Coursework |
Full Time students at Kehoe Center
Mechanical Engineering Technologies
Electrical Engineering Technologies
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Career Tech Program taken in a Comprehensive High School or Career Center
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One course to full-time course load
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Full time – 24 semester and 36 quarter credit hours per year minimum
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| Grade Level of Participant |
Juniors & Seniors |
Juniors & Seniors
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Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors & Seniors |
Seniors |
| Requirement |
2.75 cumulative GPA
80+ Reading & Writing
95% attendance
Recommendation from HS counselor
Interview with Directors
C or better in Algebra I, and Geometry; Earth Science and Biology
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Based on Exit Criteria
Must pass lab with a “B” or better to receive articulated credit
Must attend NC State for at least one 3 credit hour class to receive articulation credit
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A high school cumulative GPA of:
2.50 + seniors
2.75 + juniors
3.50 + freshmen and sophomore
Take COMPASS assessment and score remediation free
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Pass OGT; grade of “C” or better in Algebra II and English courses,
Earn a score of “college ready” on COMPASS assessment |
| Funding |
Pioneer Career Tech Dollars paid to NC State |
Federal & State Grants
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Subtracted from school district's state subsidy
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Negotiated between the college and the school districts
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