Early College Pathway Questions

It depends on the course. Typically, classes are not every day.

Students would need to check with their high school counselor.

Yes, because this is a cohort style program, all courses are pre-selected and seats are set aside.

Currently, all courses are online.

Yes.

No, you will need to enroll during the summer of 8th grade, so that you can take courses beginning your freshman year of high school.

You will need to check with your high school counselor.

All college grades earned will be permanent on the student’s college transcript. Depending on the grade(s) received, student’s may be able to repeat the course, provided they speak with the ECP counselor.

No, you will still need to complete the Delta application and complete the CES form.

These are courses students go through together, meaning your group takes the same classes during this 4-year program.

The student can drop ECP. In addition, the student will need to drop the college courses by the deadline, otherwise grades will be reflected and will be on the student’s permanent transcript.

The Early College Program allows high school students to take college courses while in high school. While in the program, they will be guided to take courses. So, by the time they graduate high school, they will also graduate with either an Associate’s degree, IGETC lower division general education requirements fulfilled, and/or CSU GE’s fulfilled.

You will see an enrollment date and time in your MyDelta. We also communicate with you during check ins and via emails and texts.

The Associate degree(s) will be an AS in Interdisciplinary Studies Mathematics, and Science and/or AA in Interdisciplinary Studies Arts, Humanities and Social Science.

Students will be more competitive.