High school students can earn low-cost, transferable CSI college credit while completing their high school diploma. Courses may be taken at participating high schools, online, or on a CSI campus. Multiple funding options can reduce or entirely cover the cost of tuition.
Early College is designed to help students get a head start while keeping future college and career options flexible.
Early College offers more than one way to earn college credit. Some students take traditional academic courses, often general education classes that transfer easily to CSI or 4-year universities. Other students choose career and technical courses that focus on hands-on skills and job preparation. Both options allow you to earn college credit while still in high school.
You can earn college credit by demonstrating mastery of course outcomes from experiential learning. Experiential learning includes work experience, life experience, licenses and certifications. You can earn credit by exam or by submitting a portfolio with sufficient evidence of skills and proficiency with course outcomes.
The College and Career Readiness provides many programs and services to help you build your confidence for learning. Our aim is to assist you to achieve your educational goals. If you want a GED/HSE, or want to improve your language, writing, reading, math, or study skills to prepare you for your certificate or degree, we're here to serve you.