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Early College Access Online at QOHS

Early College Access Online at QOHS. +. =. Benefits: Extends the existing high school curricula Allows seniors to earn college credits during their school day. You have access to courses you may not otherwise be able to take.

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Early College Access Online at QOHS

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  1. Early College Access Onlineat QOHS + =

  2. Benefits: • Extends the existing high school curricula • Allows seniors to earn college credits during their school day. • You have access to courses you may not otherwise be able to take. • Seniors can experience college life as it is experienced by other MC students. • You have full access to all MC supports such as the reading/writing lab, library and IT support. • Library and Information Services • The Effective Writing Center • WebTycho Technical Support

  3. Admission & Registration Requirements Students must meet the MC early placement requirements for admission:  • A completed admission application • a cumulative grade-point average of at least 3.0 (Juniors) or 2.75 (Seniors) in high school academic subjects. • A 550+ on each part of the SAT or take the Accuplacer Test , administered at QOHS • Written permission from your school counselor

  4. Courses Offered

  5. Fees • The application fee of $25 has been waived for all students in the partnership program. • Tuition and fees are: • $398.40 for one 3-credit course (3 credits) • $796.80 for two 3-credit courses (6 credits) • $929.60 for an additional 1-credit course (7 credits) • Textbooks and class materials must be bought by the student and will vary with each class.

  6. Placement Testing • The Accuplacer test must be taken by all students who do not meet the minimum 550 on all parts of the SAT. It will be offered on site at QOHS, free to all students. • More info on Accuplacer at: www.accuplacer.com

  7. How does an Online class run? • You meet in a computer lab here at QOHS at a designated period during your school day. • You will be in class with other MC & QO students • You will follow the syllabus and the designated online lessons, • Classes are enhanced with audio, video, links to internet sites and posted discussion questions that will be answered by you and those in your class ONLINE.

  8. FAQs: Frequently Asked Questions • May I enroll at MC if I am a junior in high school? • Yes. As long as you meet the early placement requirements for Juniors • How many credits can I register for? • Up to 7 High school students may not exceed seven credits each term.. • May I register for courses that are not on the Early College Access Course List? • No. You can register only for courses on the Early College Access List. • If my placement test scores are not high enough for me to qualify for Early Placement may I still enroll in other courses? • No, unless you successfully appeal and are accepted into the program • Will I receive a college transcript documenting the credit I earn at MC? • Yes. All attempted and completed coursework at MC is documented on each student's official transcript. • Will the credit I earn transfer to another college or university? • Yes and No. Acceptance of transfer credit is at the discretion of individual colleges or universities. General education courses typically transfer to Maryland colleges and universities. However, MC does not guarantee this transfer.  Students are encouraged to contact the institutions they wish to transfer credit for advising. • Can the credit I earn be used to fulfill high school graduation requirements? • Yes. It is dual enrollment. Credits can count toward both MCPS elective credits and MC credit. • How do I choose what class to take? • It is up to you. As long as your overall high school coursework meets graduation requirements, you can take what you like. Look over the course selection and find the classes you would be interested in taking then, talk to your guidance counselor if you have questions about credits or graduation.

  9. INTERESTED YET? • If you are interested in looking into this opportunity please contact Mr. Jurado in the Counseling Office • 301-840-4650

  10. Where can I get more information? The MC High School Programs Partnership Link: • http://www.montgomerycollege.edu/Departments/mcmcps

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