College Access Programs

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. 

Students who are entering 11th or 12th grade from one of our Partner Schools (see below!) are eligible for our summer College 101 Program.

Students in the 12th grade are eligible for the Dual Enrollment Program.

Students who elect to enroll at Fisher after completing either program receive a $22,000 scholarship. Students will also be eligible for additional institutional, state and federal aid after completing the FAFSA. The cost to attend Fisher will be just as affordable as any state university after financial aid and these scholarships are renewable every year. 

Both programs are free of cost for students who are selected.

Students who participate in the program for both their junior and senior years can save up to $18,000 in tuition costs.