Early Entry Program: High School Students

Make sure to read and complete each step outlined below:

1. Read the Disclaimers below prior to requesting enrollment.
2. *New Students: please complete the Early-Entry admissions application by clicking the button below.
   • *You are new if this is your first time taking courses at CSC.
   • If you completed an application as an incoming freshman for Fall, you will still need to complete an Early-Entry (Non-Degree Seeking) application.

     

      

3. New and Returning Students: Complete the Early Entry Enrollment Request Form along with your High School Counselor or Principal.
   • Use the Class Search function to see what is available by term or contact the Office of Market Development for assistance.
4. Check your EagleMail. You will be sent an Enrollment Confirmation once our office has processed your enrollment. You should check EagleMail at least once a week.
5. Read and understand the add, drop and withdraw dates for each term/session.
6. Check with the bookstore to see if/which text is required for your course. Purchase your book(s) online. Keep your receipt in case you need to make an exchange.
7. Attend class.
8. Make payment for your course(s) by the payment deadline of the term or session.

QUESTIONS?

Contact the Office of Market Development for assistance at marketdevelopment@csc.edu or 308-432-6469

CSC Early Entry courses are billed at the current and standard on-campus or online course rate. There is no discount.

Students taking Early Entry courses are held to the same regulations as any other CSC student--this includes add, drop and withdraw deadlines and payment deadlines. Students and parents should review these deadlines in advance:

ACADEMIC CALENDAR (add/drop/withdraw deadlines) | PAYMENT DEADLINES

Students who receive one or more of the following benefits may be eligible to receive scholarship funding toward the cost of their Early Entry tuition through the Access College Early (ACE) program.

• Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
• Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
• Free/Reduced Price Lunch Program
• Special Supplemental Nutrition Program (WIC)
• Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
• Other Extreme Hardship

Students should work with their HS counselor to complete the application and submit required supporting documentation. Check with your HS Counselor for details or visit: Access College Early (ACE) program.

ACE Scholarship funding is not guaranteed. If the student has applied for the ACE scholarship but is not approved or granted ACE funding, the student/parent is responsible for the full payment of the course. It is best to apply early, however decisions about funding are often not made until after the 100% drop/refund period has expired. Please keep this in mind when you enroll.

Students participating in the Early-Entry program are protected by Title IX.

If you have a Title IX question or concern, please contact your high school guidance counselor.

For more Title IX information from CSC, please go here.