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College in the Schools A nationally accredited concurrent enrollment program

College in the Schools A nationally accredited concurrent enrollment program. College in the Schools (CIS). Students earn U of M credits without leaving ( insert your school name here ). Courses are the same courses that are taught on the U of M campus.

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College in the Schools A nationally accredited concurrent enrollment program

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  1. College in the Schools A nationally accredited concurrent enrollment program

  2. College in the Schools (CIS) • Students earn U of M credits without leaving (insert your school name here). • Courses are the same courses that are taught on the U of M campus. • Credits are recognized by most colleges and universities. • Students have the opportunity to reduce the cost of a college education.

  3. CIS students • Are U of M-TC students as well as high school students. • Receive a University ID, e-mail accounts, and library access. • Are graded on their body of work, just as the students on campus. • Receive their college grade on an official U of M transcript.

  4. CIS Teachers • Are trained and supervised by U of M-TC faculty. • Participate in ongoing, discipline-specific, University-based professional development that connects them with the University and collegial resources.

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