Courses for College Credit

Advanced Placement (AP) courses are a great way to prepare students for the rigors of college. In some cases, passing the national exams for AP courses allows students to earn college credits while in high school and be exempt from college courses. 

Signing up for most AP courses is a year-long commitment because of class size, limitations, staffing decisions, and to protect families from the exam cancellation fee mandated by the College Board. 

It is crucial for students to consider the rigors of all courses, extracurricular activities, and other obligations when making decisions about taking an AP course. 

Juniors and Seniors may take USC-L college courses in pairs during one high school block.  

You can find more information about the dual credit offerings here. 

For more information about registering for a Dual Credit course through USC-Lancaster, please check your student's Counseling Department Google Classroom for their graduating class.

Teacher Cadet and Educational Psychology are courses offered at FMHS in partnership with Winthrop University. 

You can find more information about the dual credit offerings here. 

Students are invited to apply for this course in the spring of their junior year. 

York Technical College offers dual credit both at FMHS and on the York Technical College campus. 

You can find more information about the dual credit offerings here. 

Students enrolling in one of the York Tech pathways will attend classes at York Technical College for 1st and 2nd blocks and attend classes at FMHS for 3rd and 4th blocks. 

Students interested in taking classes in one of the above pathways should contact their school counselor and check the Counseling Department Google Classroom for their graduating class.