Students can earn college credit at a significantly reduced cost. Students continue important high school experiences while earning college credit. Course content is comparable to on-campus courses.
Students take a much broader range of courses once in college.
College credits earned while in high school may shorten the time needed to complete a college degree. By earning college credit while in high school, students may find greater flexibility once in college for purposes of graduation, majors, internships, etc. Students receive most of the privileges of regular, on-campus students during the term of their enrollment in Course Ahead. Courses are taught by experienced high school teachers who hold adjunct faculty status at Georgian Court College. College professors are liaisons for the program.