General Education
Pathway
CPS’s Early College Pathway Related To
General Education
Our Early College General Education program, in partnership with Harry S. Truman College, is designed to provide high school students with a comprehensive foundation in core academic subjects while earning college credits. Students can choose from various courses across disciplines such as English, Mathematics, Science, Social Sciences, and Humanities. They can earn an Associate of Arts degree in various subjects while still in high school. These programs are designed to provide a well-rounded education and prepare students for further studies at the college level.
Program Highlights
Early
Start
Kickstart your education journey with an opportunity to earn college credits early, which can accelerate progress toward a degree and save on tuition costs
Comprehensive Curriculum
Students are equipped with the skills and knowledge needed for success in specific areas of study, allowing for a smoother college transition.
Real-World Knowledge
Students gain in-depth knowledge in their chosen subject area, preparing them for further studies or entry-level positions in related fields.
Pathway
Partners
Leverage our partnerships with leading organizations, gaining exposure to cutting-edge advancements in various fields.
Degree and Certification
Earn an Associate of Arts (AA) degree in various subject areas like Humanities, Public Safety, and more while still in high school.
Empowering Future Educators
Program Benefits
Our Early College General Education program is tailored for high school students seeking a head start on their college journey. Through hands-on learning experiences and expert instruction, students can earn college credits in core classes and pursue an Associate of Arts degree in various subjects while still in high school. Join us in shaping the future of education, one credit at a time.
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Explore Different Fields: The program allows students to explore various academic areas before committing to a specific major, helping them make informed decisions about their future career paths.
- Advanced Learning: Gain an early advantage with college-level courses, laying the groundwork for a successful career while still in high school.
- Hands-On Experience: Learn by doing through internship opportunities that offer real-world applications of your classroom knowledge.
