Post-Secondary Readiness

For students interested in a post-secondary education, Advanced Placement (AP) courses can be helpful in preparation for college and boost a student's application credentials. Providing access to AP courses and tests, which America's colleges and universities widely recognize, is essential for our high school experience. Students can take tests in a wide range of curriculum areas, including biology, Calculus, Chemistry, Computer Science, English Literature and Composition, Music Theory, Physics, Statistics, and United States History.

Dual Enrollment is when high school students take college classes for both high school and college credit. The student and their family assume the cost of the courses. The dual enrollment program allows for advanced course work with the opportunity to earn college credits.

Dual Enrollment Website

 Early Enrollment offers qualifying high school seniors the opportunity to complete their freshman year at a post-secondary institution while still a student at Elizabethtown Area High School. Early enrollment requires a student to take all of their classes at the post-secondary level. Early enrollment students are full time college students. They do not report to the high school at any point during the school day.

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Elizabethtown Area School District’s early graduation program serves students who wish to graduate early and either enroll early into college or a trade school, join the workforce full time, or enlist in the military.

The Post-secondary Center supports students with making informed decisions about post-secondary opportunities. Information and access are provided to explore college and career options, financial aid and scholarship resources, and standardized testing preparation.

EAHS Post-secondary Center