Please note: students will not have access to our existing student information system or their Canvas courses from now until 7/3. Please call our office if you have questions.
EARLY COLLEGE
In partnership with University of New Hampshire (UNH) and VLACS, high school students can take college courses and earn both college and high school credit. This program gives students the opportunity to get a head start with their college coursework in a cost-effective way, while also earning credit that counts toward high school graduation.
Communications 480: Visual Communications |
Computer Language 415: Programming Fundamentals |
Data 510: Introduction to Data Analytics |
English 420: The Writing Process |
History 402: Great Civilizations |
Humanities 502: American Popular Culture |
Political Science 405: American Government and Politics |
Psychology 530: Social Psychology |
Science 480: Introduction to Oceanography |
Science 490.1 Human Biology |
Science 502.01: Nutrition and Health |
You can register for dual enrollment courses and earn VLACS credits toward your diploma if you meet these criteria:
Both NH students and out-of-state students who have not already earned a high school diploma are eligible. See our tuition page for fees.
Must be a high school sophomore, junior, or senior and complete coursework prior to your 21st birthday.
Must have completed a minimum of high school sophomore English or equivalent (specific courses may have additional pre-requisites).
If you do not have an account already, you will need to create one. Use the link below and select Account Creation and then choose New Student.
Please note that our systems require students and parents to have different email addresses.
Select Early College Courses to view course materials and assignments before you make your selections.
Log into your VLACS account and select “Courses” from the menu on the left. Then select “Request / Approve a Course”
Use the search to locate the course you would like and enroll in it.
As long as you have an active VLACS account and you enroll in Dual Credit courses through UNH, you will receive VLACS credit automatically when you complete a course.
*We cannot guarantee that all colleges and universities will accept UNH credits, just as not all colleges accept AP courses as college credit.
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