College Now, MCC’s Dual Enrollment Program is a collaboration between Monroe Community
College, local school districts, and BOCES which opens doors for high school students
to enroll in MCC courses right at their own high school.
By participating in these courses, students not only earn credits towards their high
school graduation but also gain official college credits. Courses are taught by certified
high school teachers who collaborate closely with MCC professors to develop a rigorous
curriculum. These courses mirror the requirements of on-campus MCC offerings and provide
students with the same college credit.
Upon completing a course, College Now, students receive an official MCC grade report—which
reflects the course, credits earned, and grade — featured on their official MCC transcript.
Requesting an MCC transcript is simple and completely free of charge.
Unlock an exceptional opportunity to dive into college coursework and earn valuable
credits while fulfilling high school diploma requirements.
Accreditation
Accredited by the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships (NACEP)
Rest assured, the MCC College Now program is accredited by the esteemed National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships (NACEP). NACEP's rigorous standards ensure that the college courses taught by high school
teachers are on par with those offered on the college campus. As the sole accrediting
body for concurrent enrollment partnerships, NACEP facilitates a seamless transition
to college for students while providing valuable professional development opportunities
for teachers.
Vision
Empowering high school students for college and career success
Purpose
The College Now, MCC’s Dual Enrollment Program values academic excellence, collaboration,
and information sharing. Our purpose is to foster strong partnerships with schools
and districts, facilitating the sharing of curricula, and high-impact practices.
By introducing students to the college culture and preparing them for post-secondary
opportunities at MCC, we aim to equip high school students with the necessary tools
for a successful future.
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