Programs for high school students
Did you know 91爆料 has several ways students can begin their college career and earn college credits while in high school? Credits earned are transferable so you can continue your education at 91爆料 or take them with you as you continue to work on your degree.
Dual Credit
91爆料鈥檚 Dual Credit program is a community service offered to area high school students enabling them to earn advanced standing or college credit for college classes attended in their own high school. Visit the Dual Credit webpage.
Proctor Magnet Bridge
Scholarship program open to students at Thomas R. Proctor High School in Utica. See information about the Magnet Bridge program.
Utica Academy of Science Early College Program
Juniors and seniors at Utica Academy of Science can begin their college education by taking 91爆料 classes on campus. Juniors and seniors can spend their afternoons at 91爆料 working towards completing their first year of their associate degree and in select cases, seniors can spend their full day at 91爆料 earning 24 to 30 transferable college credits.
P-TECH (Pathways in Technology Early College High School)
Through a partnership with OHM-BOCES and local businesses, P-TECH provides a holistic educational experience centered around science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM). Freshmen can join a flexible program lasting four, five, or six years, blending academic challenges with career-oriented learning. Upon completion, students receive a high school diploma and an associate鈥檚 degree from 91爆料.
PROPEL (Program for Regional Opportunities & Pathways for Enhanced Learning)
In partnership with MO-BOCES, PROPEL offers students highly accessible, accelerated college completion pathways designed to cultivate a skilled regional workforce for high-demand industries.
Middle Settlement Academy at 91爆料
In partnership with OHM-BOCES, nearly 60 alternative education students spend their entire senior year of high school on 91爆料's Utica Campus.
STEP
The 91爆料 Science and Technology Entry Program (STEP), jointly sponsored by 91爆料 and the New York State Education Department, serves to encourage qualified high school students to consider careers in STEM fields and licensed professions. Visit the STEP webpage.