EARLY COLLEGE
In partnership with Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) and VLACS, high school students can earn dual credits through the Early College program. This program provides a cost-effective, flexible way for students to experience college-level coursework, with the added benefit of earning dual credit that counts toward high school graduation and college degrees.


Tuition Fees: $100 per course. Lab courses have an additional $25 fee.
Students enroll through VLACS and SNHU separately. VLACS course enrollment is open now. Students must be enrolled through SNHU between June 1-26. Students can start coursework on June 1. Students must complete all coursework by September 1.
Here is a preview of the courses we’ll be offering in the fall.
| Intro to Literature Lit-100 |
| Intro to Sociology Soc-112 |
| Applied Statisitics Mat-240 |
| Intro to Psychology PSY-108 |
| Foundations of Programming IT-140 |
You can register for Dual Enrollment courses and earn VLACS credits toward your diploma if you meet the following criteria:
You are a New Hampshire student or out-of-state student who has not yet earned a high school diploma.
You are a high school sophomore, junior, or senior and will complete coursework before your 21st birthday.
You have completed any pre-requisite courses required for the dual credit course you plan to take.
Please note: you must enroll in the course through both SNHU and VLACS.
Select Early College Courses to view course materials and assignments before you make your selections.
If you have not enrolled at VLACS before, you will need to create a student account in Compass, our student information system.
Follow the process to complete an application and submit the course registration fee.
Once you complete your course, you will receive VLACS credit, and provided you complete it by the SNHU deadline, you will receive SNHU credit.

There is an admissions fee to enroll in SNHU Dual Credit courses.

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