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Pre-College Programs

Fisher College offers a variety of resources and early access programs, including College 101, Dual Enrollment, and our East Boston High School Early College Program to help students transition smoothly into higher education.

College 101 is intensive and takes place six weeks over the summer for rising juniors and seniors. Students in the program attend classes four days a week and students who graduate have the option to take a class during the fall and spring of their senior semesters.

Dual Enrollment Program classes take place during the fall and spring semesters of the academic year. 

Overview of the Programs

Office of Admissions

118 Beacon  Street
Boston, MA 02116
E: admissions@fisher.edu
T: 617-236-8818
F: 617-236-5473
 

Lucky Luciano

Assistant Director of Admissions for Diversity Recruitment 
E: mluciano01@fisher.edu
T: 617-236-5467 

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College 101

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College 101 offers you the chance to earn college credits completely free of charge before you even begin your junior or senior year of high school! This program not only allows you to get ahead academically and financially, but it also helps you establish your place at Fisher College.

Learn more about College 101 and discover how it can benefit you. Through College 101, students have a unique opportunity to experience life as a college student. You could earn nearly an entire semester's worth of college credits while saving up to $10,000 in tuition costs!

College 101 Course Options for Summer 2025

In College 101, you'll have the chance to enhance your career by connecting with Fisher faculty and staff. You will attend College 101 classes alongside a cohort of other high school students, allowing you to forge friendships over the summer that could potentially last throughout your future at Fisher.

College 101: Important Dates and Info

 

 

 Dual Enrollment Program

 

Our dual enrollment program provides high school seniors with the opportunity to earn college credits at no cost while they are still in high school. This program allows students to get a head start academically and financially, while also enhancing their resumes and gaining valuable college experience. Learn more about the benefits of this program below.

Dual Enrollment Program Courses

Advantages of the Dual Enrollment Program

Dual Enrollment FAQs

East Boston High School Early College Program

In its commitment to creating a seamless transition for graduates from high school to college, East Boston High School is launching its first Early College program, which provides students with the opportunity to take and complete at least four college courses while in high school. These strategically sequenced classes will yield up to 12 transferable college credits AND high school credit at the same time. In addition, participants will also receive a guaranteed renewable scholarship of $23,000 per year for four years to Fisher College.

For sophomores interested in the program, information sessions will be held at the end of term 2. After a short application, applicants will be informed of their status in the first two weeks of term 3.

Early College participants will then begin attending two 30-minute advisory sessions per week in term 3 that focus on college and ELA preparation. Students who may require additional support will be notified that they can attend a voluntary four-day ELA and college prep session in the late spring.

Starting in grade 11, students in the Early College program will take classes on the Fisher campus: English in the fall and math in the spring. Seniors will be allowed to choose from a number of general education courses in the fall and more high-interest courses in the spring semester.

   

 

Early College Info Sessions

  • Tuesday, 4/22/2025 from 4:30 PM - 7:00 PM
  • Saturday, 4/26/2025 from 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM