What high school ALC programs partner with Century College?
School District | Washington County School District | 916 Northeast Metro School District |
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White Bear Lake |
East Ridge High School |
Mahtomedi Academy |
What are the benefits of participating in the Early Middle College Program?
- Students earn free college credit
- Customized admissions and orientation process for EMC students
- Integrated support from both high school and college staff throughout a student’s participation in the program
- 1:1 sessions with EMC Coach each semester to ensure student success and provide academic/personal interventions if needed
- Slow and supported introduction and transition to college-level courses and a collegiate environment
- Assigned Century College Academic Advisors and Counselors to assist with future career and degree planning
- Full access to all support services and student life activities offered at the college
- Opportunities to complete occupational credentials simultaneously as high school degree requirements
- Continual support from high school staff to understand college resources and promote growth and practice of independence and self-advocacy
- Access to utilize services offered by the Access & Disability Services Center
How do I know if I qualify for the program?
There are no academic requirements to be eligible to enroll in the program. Students interested in the EMC program at Century College should meet with their high school Counselor to review the program to determine if it’s a good fit. Counselors will work with students to complete the required application materials and submit them to the Early Middle College program at the college.
Students are allowed to begin the program in Fall or Spring Semester (the program does not run during Summer Semester).
How do I apply?
Please contact your high school Counselor to indicate you are interested in the EMC program. Your Counselor will review program details and the admissions process.