Dual Enrollment

HHS Dual Enrollment 2025-2026

We are pleased to share information about Dual Enrollment Courses available at Hawthorne High School. Dual enrollment allows students to earn both high school and college credit by completing approved courses taught at our high school in partnership with local colleges/universities. It gives students a head start on their college education, offers experience with the rigor of college-level coursework, and may help reduce future tuition costs. College credit earned through dual enrollment becomes part of a student’s permanent college transcript.

Available Dual Enrollment Courses

  Passaic County Community College                William Paterson University              Fairleigh Dickinson University            Seton Hall University             Ramapo University

              Algebra II Honors*                                  Intro to Sports Medicine                                    AP Biology                              US History I Honors               Tomorrow’s Teachers

           Pre-Calculus Honors*                              Advanced Drawing & Design                         AP Env. Science                          AP Computer Science A           Careers in Education

                 AP Physics*                                                        Acting I                                                  AP Physics                                Italian IV Honors

             AP Env. Science*                                           Honors Calculus I                                 Latin American Studies                       Broadcasting II

              AP Chemistry*                                                 

        Intro to Criminal Justice

* FREE credits through PCCC internal funding - no cost to families. 

• Each college requires students to complete its own registration process to be formally enrolled. Please click on the colleges above to register, and for more information and deadlines. Please note that deadlines are as early as September 30th. 

• College credit transferability depends on the institution. Some credits transfer broadly, while others remain with the issuing college. Students and families should contact the prospective colleges for specific guidance.