Early College Students

Finding your direction and obeying it will never be too early. North Vermont College, a motivated high school graduate can complete their high school graduation requirements while attending school or Lyndon Johnson campus and earn college credit - free tuition

You will find yourself at the university level challenging yourself and will discover what Do North is at North Vermont University. Welcoming our support teacher, a small personalized curriculum, a warm, campus community will navigate your way and reach your destination

By exploring our academic and recreational resources, we enjoy our cultural and social events, or live on our campus and soak ourselves in college life

* Students will bear the relevant costs such as books, course fee, transportation fee, accommodation fee (if you choose to live on campus)

The application deadline for fall 2018 has passed. The application for autumn 2019 will begin in the winter of 2019.

In addition, fill out the form below and mail it to the campus you want to register.

We are here to help. If you have any questions about NVU Early College, please contact the campus admission official who wishes to register.

Early universities were programs for high school third graders looking for opportunities to enter the university environment. Early students can save as much as $ 60,000 tuition fee for families who have access to university tuition fee credits as much as 60 possible. Early universities are designed to challenge students and maximize their potential and emphasis on rigorous academic and accelerating curricula similar to universities. If more students exist to satisfy the requirements than a lottery sheet (not free lunch reduction and / or first generation college students), these students send the remaining area (2/3) In order to do it will be placed in lottery 2 Seats in the remaining 2/3 area of ​​the seat can be used by qualified students of interest.

Early college students had a great possibility of obtaining a university degree from the control students. After graduating from high school this year, 21% of early college students will have a university degree (usually an associate degree) while only 1% of the students. Since they began to acquire university credits in high school, early college students need to earn college degrees earlier than control students. Early universities, high school graduation and the influence of college admission rate, there was no significant difference in gender, race / ethnicity, family income, first generation college and high school in front of registration results. For women, minorities and low-income students, the influence to obtain a university degree is larger than the corresponding students,

Compared with comparative students, the initial college students are much more likely to enter school. During the research period, 80% of the initial college students registered compared to 71% of the students. Initial college students may have higher possibilities for admission to universities or universities in the second and fourth graders than the controlled students. Early college students had a great possibility of obtaining a university degree from the control students. After graduating from high school this year, 21% of early college students will have a university degree (usually an associate degree) while only 1% of the students. Since they began to acquire university credits in high school, early college students need to earn college degrees earlier than control students.