Opinion Admissions program puts students ahead Editorial CSUN is taking some little steps to ensure some big educational leaps for high school students and their college education. An admissions program allows high-schoolers with a minimum grade point average of 3.0 to take classes at CSUN and use the credit toward eventual college graduation. Students must get written approval from their school principal or college advisor. The university's admission's program proves that some CSUN officials have a solid commitment to training students for success in the job market.
Accepted students can choose from several undergraduate courses.
High school students have loads to gain, and almost nothing to lose by taking classes at the college level. The more exposure to educational opportunities in life, the better prepared students will be. For some students who feel a bit unchallenged by the high school curriculum, they might be getting exactly what they are looking for by treading new educational waters. Other students might just want to cut down the time it takes to graduate from a university. With students taking an average of five years to graduate, it's no secret they want to get a jump start on their graduation plans.