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College Credit During High School: There are many ways to earn credentials or college credit while still in high school. Options can include Advanced Placement Courses, Early College, and other college preparatory programs.
College Credit During High School: There are many ways to earn credentials or college credit while still in high school. Options can include Advanced Placement Courses, Early College, and other college preparatory programs.
Dual Enrollment: Dual Enrollment is a program that will allow you to enroll in courses at either Berkshire Community College or Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts. You will be able to experience real college-level coursework and experiences, either in-person or online, and obtain credit.
Berkshire Community College Bridge to College Program
Early College: A state-funded initiative that gives high school students the opportunity to experience and complete college-level academic coursework in a specific pathway. This experience will allow you to gain exposure to different career options while also reducing the expense of obtaining college credit.
Drury High School - Early College with Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
Mount Everett Regional High School - Early College with Simon's Rock
Innovation Pathways: Innovation Pathways are educational plans that guide you towards a specific career or educational goal. Elements of a pathway will include guided coursework and internship opportunities aligned with your goals.
Hoosac Valley Middle and High School
Monument Mountain Regional High School
AP Courses: Advanced Placement is a program run by the College Board where high school teachers will provide challenging courses in a variety of subjects. At the end of each courses, students will test and potentially earn college credit based on their scores. Common AP Courses include Statistics, U.S. History, Environmental Science, English Literature, and a variety of foreign languages.
Hoosac Valley Middle and High School
Lenox Memorial Middle/High School
McCann Technical School (Charles H. McCann Technical High School)
Mount Everett Regional High School
Mount Greylock Regional High School
Monument Mountain Regional High School
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Vocational Pathways: Vocational training is a form of training that prepares students for the workforce. Examples can include trades, such as electrical training, or specific certifications, such as Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN).
Vocational Pathways: Vocational training is a form of training that prepares students for the workforce. Examples can include trades, such as electrical training, or specific certifications, such as Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN).
Alternative High School Degree: This is a credential available to students who are not able or do not want to complete a traditional high school diploma. The most common type of alternative degree is a General Educational Degree (GED).
Alternative High School Degree: This is a credential available to students who are not able or do not want to complete a traditional high school diploma. The most common type of alternative degree is a General Educational Degree (GED).
Associate's Degree: A two-year college degree that you can obtain from a community college, junior college, online university, or some four-year institutions.
Associate's Degree: A two-year college degree that you can obtain from a community college, junior college, online university, or some four-year institutions.
Berkshire Community College: Public community college in Pittsfield, MA. 50 associate degree and certificate programs of study. Average cost of attendance is $24,442.
Bard College at Simon's Rock: Private liberal arts college in Great Barrington, MA. Over 40 programs of study in the liberal arts, humanities, and sciences. Average cost of attendance is $81,000.
Bachelor's Degree: Typically, a four-year college degree with a specialization in one subject or area. Also referred to as an undergraduate degree.
Bachelor's Degree: Typically, a four-year college degree with a specialization in one subject or area. Also referred to as an undergraduate degree.
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts: Public liberal arts college in North Adams, MA. Over 80 programs of study in the liberal arts, humanities, and sciences. Average cost of attendance for in state students is $29,879.00.
Williams College: Private liberal arts college in Williamstown, MA. Over 60 programs of study in the liberal arts, humanities, and sciences. Average cost of attendance is $87,320.
Bard College at Simon's Rock: Private liberal arts college in Great Barrington, MA. Over 40 programs of study in the liberal arts, humanities, and sciences. Average cost of attendance is $81,000.
Master's Degree: A two-year college degree that you can obtain from a community college, junior college, online university, or some four-year institutions.
Master's Degree: A two-year college degree that you can obtain from a community college, junior college, online university, or some four-year institutions.
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
Online Degree Programs: Many colleges now offer the opportunity to earn your degree online. This is a great option for those wanting to stay local while pursuing a degree, or those for whom travel may present a challenge.
Certificate Programs: A short-term program offered for specialty training in a specific area or expertise. Some do not require a high school diploma or GED.
Certificate Programs: A short-term program offered for specialty training in a specific area or expertise. Some do not require a high school diploma or GED.
Independent Coursework: Non-credit bearing opportunities that will help to explore an interest, career path, or subject area.
Independent Coursework: Non-credit bearing opportunities that will help to explore an interest, career path, or subject area.
Military Education and Training: You can afford and further your education as a service member.
Military Education and Training: You can afford and further your education as a service member.
The military can help service members afford and further their education, from paying for college or pursing a degree at a military-affiliated school to Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) programs, college credit and advanced training opportunities.
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Interested in learning more? Visit your local recruiting office:
Army Recruiting Office, 80 North Street, Pittsfield
Armed Forces Career Center, 457 Dalton Avenue, Pittsfield – includes Air Force and Space Force, U.S. Navy, and U.S. Marine Corps
MA Army National Guard, 161 Vin Hebert Boulevard, Pittsfield
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