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Dual Enrollment Program

Get a Head Start On College


Our dual enrollment program offers high school students a chance to earn college credits at no cost while still in high school.  They can hit the ground running both academically and financially, while simultaneously boosting their resume and gaining valuable college experience. Learn more about what you can get from this program below. 

Advantages of the Dual Enrollment Program

Get a Jump Start Academically

Students in the dual enrollment program can start college with half a semester's worth of credits under their belts and can graduate in less than four years.

Save Money

Students can take one course per semester in the Fall and Spring of their junior and senior years, saving approximately $3000 per course in tuition costs. In addition, students who complete the program also earn a $22,000 scholarship to attend Fisher College.

Explore Your Academic Interests

Choose from ten courses that cover a wide variety of subjects, from Psychology to History of Art, to Business---all for free.

Dual Enrollment Program Courses

All courses are 3 credits

SO105-02 Intro Criminology (DE)

Tues./Thurs.: 3:45-5:00 PM; in-person - 3 credits 

After an analysis of current statistical data on crime and its distribution within the United States, students will examine criminological theories and how these theories relate to crime data, patterns of deviance, and the public’s response to criminal behavior.

 

MA107-03 College Algebra

Tues./Thurs.: 3:45-5:00 PM; in-person - 3 credits 

Topics include a review of elementary algebra concepts, applications of linear and quadratic equations and inequalities, properties of functions, polynomial functions, the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra, and exponential and logarithmic functions. May not be taken for credit if MA191 or MA192 has been completed.

AN101-01 Cultural Anthropology

Mon./Wed.: 3:45-5:00 PM; in-person - 3 credits 

This course is designed to introduce the student to the discipline of anthropology and to the concept of culture. While most attention is paid to cultural anthropology, other subfields in the discipline, such as physical anthropology, linguistics, and archeology, are examined.

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Office of Admissions
118 Beacon Street
Boston, MA 02116
admissions@fisher.edu

P: 617-236-8818

F: 617-236-5473 

Henry Maldonado
Coordinator of Early College Programs
617-236-5443
hmaldonado@fisher.edu

 

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