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17³Ô¹ÏÍø welcomes applications from high school students either for a degree-seeking candidate or in one of our special programs designed for students currently enrolled in high school. We have multiple options for high school students interested in exploring 17³Ô¹ÏÍø.

Want to enroll in college while still attending your high school?

Check out ourÌýconcurrent enrollmentÌý´Ç°ùÌýearly admissions programs! Concurrent enrollment and early admission are opportunities for studentsÌýpresently attending an accredited public or private high school to enroll in courses offered by 17³Ô¹ÏÍø while concurrently enrolled in high school.ÌýBy participating in the programs, high schoolers can deepen their knowledge, hone their critical thinking abilities and gain the skills needed to excel in their future academic careers.

Interested in fully enrolling at 17³Ô¹ÏÍø?

Try ourÌýBridges Program! High school students meeting all minimum requirements for early admission and who have passing placement test scores may enroll at 17³Ô¹ÏÍø either full- or part-time and kick-start their education.

Ready to pick up a few college credits while at school?

OurÌýCollege in the High SchoolÌýprogram would be a good fit for you. Students who participate in this programÌýtake college courses at their local high schoolÌýand receive college credits that may be used toward a college degree program. Grades earned will become part of students’ permanent college transcripts.

Interested in obtaining a high school equivalency diploma?

Enroll in one of our degree programs and earn a diploma after completing 24 college credits! To learn more, visit ourÌýEarn Your Diploma and College Credits page.

Want to become a full-time student at your local community college?

The Federal Government's Dual Enrollment Experience may be the right choice for you. Our Dual Enrollment experience can provide opportunities for students from low-income backgrounds to participate in dual enrollment and expand access to rigorous coursework. 17³Ô¹ÏÍø is currently partnering with the local school districts of Fallsburg, Liberty and Monticello to bring this program to the students of Sullivan County.

Whether you wish to remain in high school while picking up college courses (on or off campus) or pursue early admission, 17³Ô¹ÏÍø has a way for you to become a part of our campus community. To learn more about our Admissions processes and criteria, visit ourÌýHigh School Program AdmissionsÌýpage.