High school students can earn college credit before finishing high school through JCCC’s College Now program.
Why choose JCCC for credit courses during high school?
College Now is the concurrent enrollment (or dual credit) program at Johnson County Community College. High school students who participate in the College Now program take high school courses that also bear college credit. According to the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships (NACEP), concurrent enrollment students gain exposure to the academic challenges of college while in their supportive high school environment.
JCCC’s College Now courses are a great way to get ahead and stay ahead — saving you time and money.
Did you know?
As a College Now student, you can access the same resources and amenities as any student on campus. Check out all JCCC has to offer you, both now and after you graduate from high school:
- Academic Counseling & Advising
- Academic Resource Center
- Barbara Gill Lifetime Fitness Center
- Billington Library
- Career Development Center
- Student Clubs & Organizations
- Study Spaces and Computer Labs
Who do I contact to start earning college credit with JCCC?
Your high school counselors are the most knowledgeable about JCCC’s College Now program and the courses being offered. Find out who you can talk to about the courses offered at your school.