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Online college classes instead of electives here at FCHS
Since we will no longer College Psychology, College Sociology, and/or College Human Growth and Development on site for dual credit - CNIS can still allow you to take those classes during HS
Can be done outside of school day or done for one period during school
If your CNIS period is during the last class period you are on the FCHS campus as a senior then if you are in good standing then you will be allowed to leave campus and work at home on your CNIS course rather than being required to be in the online room. This will require parent permission and your CNIS grade must be a C or higher at each weekly check or you will be required to move back on campus for your CNIS class period.
Enroll for the entire year (get Fall Term, a Winter Term, and a Spring Term MCC class online) OR enroll for single semester (either fall or spring) but will be required to take a minimum of two sequential terms of MCC classes - this will create an overhang effect!!
Juniors are allowed to take CNIS through the Kickstart online program. Seniors may opt to take two classes only for the year through the same program.
Kickstart_24:25.pdf
Again in 2023/24 -
these classes will be
tuition and fees free.
You are responsible for the cost of
your own textbooks.
WHAT IS ARTICULATION?
WHAT IS ARTICULATION?
Articulation is a term used to describe the courses taught at one school will be allowed or accepted at another institution. This is important because you want to make sure that the class you take will "count" because the content is the same.
Colleges and universities publish articulation agreements after reviewing the curriculum and the level of instruction - then agreeing on how courses completed at a community college for instance, will satisfy course requirements at the future 4yr institution.
The articulation agreements and transfer agreements included here are official contracts between a four-year institution and MCC to guarantee the MCC associates degree and the dual credit classes we offer will transfer to the four-year institution(s).
Click on the image above to the Transfer Nebraska site
With Transfer Nebraska, you can confirm whether courses you’ve already completed can transfer to one or more of Nebraska’s institutions. You can also see whether an individual course will transfer to a specific institution before you sign up – keeping you focused on your future.
Click on the image above to go to MCC's articulation page
Click on the image above to see how MCC's classes transfer to UNL.
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