Vincennes University is launching online classes for high school students to get college credit.
The online early college program will help Indiana students complete up to 30 credit hours and earn an Indiana College Core certificate. Those credits are transferrable to in-state public colleges and universities.
Classes in the online program will be taught by Vincennes faculty. Students will be able to choose from a variety of courses, including math, communications, writing and science.
The program is open to high school students, including homeschooled students. Tuition is $100 per credit hour, or $300 for a standard 3-credit class. Online classes will begin this summer.
Learn more and sign up
To learn more about the early college program, reach out to assistant dean of instruction Clay DeYoung at earlycollegeonline@vinu.edu.
Schools interested in offering Vincennes’ online early college program to students should email Nicole Shankle, dean of the Academic Early College, at nshankle@vinu.edu.
Parents and students can fill out an interest form here.
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