Cal Poly Humboldt Program Offers Rural Students an Early Start to University
Key Points
- 1. High school students in Humboldt and Del Norte counties are eligible to participate in the program.
- 2. Students can earn university credit by paying just $25 per course.
- 3. The program is supported by the Redwood Coast K-16 Education Collaborative grant program.
- 4. Participants benefit from the same academic advising and support services as university students.
By the Numbers
Cal Poly Humboldt's High School Academics Program offers local high school students the opportunity to earn university credit, experience campus life, and prepare for higher education. Eligible students in Humboldt and Del Norte counties can enroll in undergraduate lower-division courses for just $25.
In addition to removing financial barriers, the program provides students with academic advising and comprehensive campus resources. Students are guided by dedicated advisors in selecting courses that can count toward both high school graduation and future university degrees.
The transition to university can be challenging for many high school students. This program aims to help students increase their self-confidence and discover their academic readiness by experiencing the university environment while still in high school.
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- 1. S: Who can apply to the program?
- C: High school seniors and juniors in Humboldt and Del Norte counties are eligible to participate in the program. Students must meet course prerequisites and obtain high school approval.
- 2. S: How much do students pay?
- C: Eligible students pay only $25 per semester for Cal Poly Humboldt undergraduate lower-division courses.
- 3. S: What support does the program provide to students?
- C: Students are provided with a dedicated academic advisor to help them explore departments, as well as campus resources such as the Learning Center and the Writing Center.
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