The Ramapo Indian Hills High School District has partnered with Syracuse University, Bergen Community College, and Fairleigh Dickinson University to offer students the opportunity to earn college credits in approved dual enrollment courses. The following is a listing of courses that are anticipated for dual enrollment:
Dual Enrollment through Bergen Community College
Drawing II, Digital Design II, Digital Photography II, Digital Illustration and Animation II, Advanced Culinary Arts, Child Development, Computer Science, French 4 H, Italian 4 H, Spanish 4 H, Environmental Science, Horticulture
*Pending teacher and course approval by Bergen Community College. Students interested in Dual Enrollment through Bergen Community College will need to inform their guidance counselors during the scheduling process for planning purposes. Dual enrollment through Bergen Community College is subject to student interest and / or approved teacher availability.
Dual Enrollment through Centenary University
Social Media Marketing (BUS-2050)
Dual Enrollment through Fairleigh Dickinson University
US History II FDU
Dual Enrollment through Ramapo College of New Jersey
Introduction to Sociology (SOCI-101)
UPSMR Biology (BIO 111)
UP Biology (BIO 111)
UPSMR Chemistry (CHEM 117)
UP Chemistry (CHEM 117)
UP Human Anatomy (BIO 214)
UP Digital Electronics (PHYS 242)
Dual Enrollment through Syracuse University Project Advance (SUPA)
Introduction to Creative Writing (WRT-114), Gender and Literary Texts (ETS-192), and Calculus III (MAT-397)
Syracuse University Project Advance is a cooperative program that has been initiated between Syracuse University and Ramapo Indian Hills Regional High School District that allows high school students to enroll in Syracuse University courses. Our teachers are also adjunct SU instructors that teach these classes at Ramapo and Indian Hills, and they follow the curriculum and guidelines established by Syracuse University. The Project Advance program enables high school students to gauge their ability to do college work prior to full-time college study. Upon successful completion of a Syracuse University course, students are awarded SU transcripts that record credits earned. These credits are transferable to hundreds of colleges and universities nationwide. PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE IS A PER-CREDIT TUITION CHARGE ASSOCIATED WITH SU COURSES, although this charge is significantly discounted and financial aid is available to eligible students. There is an array of courses designed for those students who are capable of doing college-level work while still in high school. Students who take the course, but not for college credit, will have their transcripts reflect a non-SUPA course title.
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