Concurrent /Dual Enrollment

Partnership With RVCC, TCNJ and Seton Hall

Research shows that high school students who participate in concurrent/dual enrollment programs are more likely to achieve higher grades in high school, graduate on time, attend post-secondary institutions, and ultimately earn a college degree. These programs also offer a significant financial benefit, as students can earn college credits at a much lower cost to their families. Additionally, earning college credits in high school may enable students to graduate from college sooner than they would otherwise.

At HHS, concurrent/dual enrollment courses are seamlessly integrated into the high school experience. These courses are taught by our highly qualified high school teachers, approved by partnering colleges, and are part of the regular high school schedule. Students can take advantage of this opportunity without disrupting their typical school day, making concurrent/dual enrollment an accessible and impactful way to get ahead.

Application Information for RVCC

At this time, students will make their course selections with their school counselor.

Later in the Spring, students will be asked to complete an application to RVCC and pay the per course fee for the 2025/26 school year.

For students wishing to enroll in Concurrent Enrollment English IV, must meet the HHS English department requirements as published in the POS under English IV Concurrent.

Students wishing to enroll in concurrent enrollment for AP Calculus AB must arrange placement testing through RVCC's testing center, take the test on their own time, and report the score back to their school counselor before the deadline.

Enrollment Steps

After course selection is complete, further details will be available to students in Spring 2024. Please do not begin enrollment until you receive further instructions.

Important Policies:

Students enrolling in AP Calculus AB must achieve the required placement score by the start of the school year, or they will not be permitted to take the course.
Students in English IV CEP must achieve a grade of 70 or better in the first semester of the course to continue in the second semester. Students who do not achieve a grade of 70 or better will have their schedules changed to English IV CP, and the Spring semester course fee will be refunded.

Application information for TCNJ

At this time, students will make their course selections with their school counselor.

In the Fall, students will receive information about enrolling in and paying for credits through The College of New Jersey.

Applicaton information for Seton Hall

At this time, students will make their course selections with their school counselor.

In the Fall, students will receive information about enrolling in and paying for credits through Seton Hall University

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