Early College at the College of Southern Idaho lets high school students earn real college credit so they can save money and time toward a degree. Often these college-level classes are offered right at their own high school, in the same classes that they're already taking.
Dual credit courses can count toward both high school graduation and college credit. Many courses fulfill general education requirements and tranfer to other colleges.
Dual credit is $75 per credit - much cheaper than what you'll pay after you graduate high school. Many students use Idaho's Advanced Opportunities funds to cover some or all tuition. Books/fees may apply for some classes.
Interested? The links below can help you find all the details about who is eligible, what classes are available, how to get started, and exactly who to talk to if you still have questions.
CSI's Early College office also helps graduating seniors plan their next steps—whether that's CSI, another college, or a different path—with advising and access to campus resources.