College Credit Options for Juniors Overview
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- College Credit Options for Juniors Overview
- Advanced Placement (AP) Coursework - Junior Year
- Bergen County Community College (BCCC) - Early College Program
- Middle College Credit - Junior Program
- Passaic County Community College (PCCC) Dual & Concurrent Course - Junior Program
- Passaic County Community College (PCCC) Early College - Junior Program
- Students at Montclair State (SAMS) - Junior Program
College Credit Options for Juniors Overview
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51¶¯Âþ High School provides its students with multiple opportunities to earn college credit while completing their high school graduation requirements. Qualifying juniors and seniors have the option to earn credit through Passaic County Community College, Bergen Community College, Montclair State University, Berkeley College, and Fairleigh Dickinson University. In each class, the student can earn 5 high school credits while also earning 3 college credits, transferable to any NJ public college or university. Many of the college option programs are offered right on the campus of CHS; however, some require transportation to the specific college campus.
As Juniors, students are eligible for Concurrent and Dual Enrollment courses through Passaic County Community College, the Early College Program through Bergen Community College, Montclair State University (SAMS) and Foreign Language courses through Fairleigh Dickinson. As Seniors, students are eligible for a 30-Credit Course Program, Concurrent Courses and Dual Enrollment Courses through Passaic County Community College, the Early Program through Montclair State University (SAMS Program), a 24-Credit Course Program through William Paterson University, College Level Accounting course through Berkeley College, and the Foreign Language courses through Fairleigh Dickinson.Please click on the links for more detailed descriptions and eligibility requirements.
We utilize the collegeboard conversion scale in order to ensure consistent and fair grading throughout all of our college programs. Click for the chart.
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College Credit Options Help?
Please contact the Counseling & Student Services Office with questions concerning College Credit Options programs.
973-470-2067