Quick Facts

Program Requirements:

• Students must be in grades 11 or 12
• 3.0 GPA (placement into non-math-based classes at MCC)
• 3.3 GPA and successful completion of Algebra II (placement into MATH 120-College Algebra, MATH 115-Statistics)
• Minimum 2.5 GPA and Qualifying ACT / Accuplacer Score
• Complete Early College application
• Complete MCC application

Additional Benefits:

• All Classes are weighted (0.667)
• Authentic College Experience (college schedule, instructors)
• College Resources (free tutoring and writing lab)
• College Transfer Support/Resources
• Ease into College with Support
• MSHSAA/NCAA Approved Courses
• New/Different Setting
• Schedule Flexibility (morning, afternoon, evening, and online options)
• Meet college degree prerequisites and requirements
• Transportation provided (fall & spring semesters only) or students my drive themselves
• Works with other Off-campus Programs and high school classes (STA, HCC, CCC)

Courses Offered

Business

• Accounting Principles I 
• Accounting Principles II 
• Business Communications 
• Business Management
• Computer Concepts and Applications 
• Human Resources Management
• Legal Environment of Business 
• Macroeconomics 
• Microeconomics 
• Project Management
• Organizational Behavior
• Strategic Management

Criminal Justice

• Criminal Law 
• Criminology 
• Introduction to Criminal Justice 
• Juvenile Delinquency 

Education

• Foundations of Education in a Diverse Society 
• Educational Psychology 
• Educational Technology 
• Education of Exceptional Learners 

Fine Arts

• Music Appreciation 
• Survey of Art 
• Theater Appreciation 

Language Arts/Communications

• Composition & Reading I 
• Composition & Reading II 
• Fundamentals of Speech 
• Technical Writing (3)

Math

• Analytic Geometry and Calculus I 
• College Algebra 
• Pre-Calculus 
• Statistics 
• Trigonometry 

Science

• General Biology 
• General College Chemistry 
• Intro. Chemistry for Health Science 
• Physical Geology 

Social Science

• Foundations of Western Civilization 
• General Psychology 
• Intro to American National Politics 
• Introduction to Philosophy 
• Modern Western Civilization 
• Sociology 
• United States History to 1865 
• United States History since 1865 
• World Geography