The College Career Pathways Program (formerly Tech Prep) is a partnership between the Enfield Public Schools and Asnuntuck Community College (ACC) which provides high school students with an opportunity to earn up to 13 college credits and credit toward high school graduation. Participating students will be registered at ACC while in high school with complete use of all services the college offers. At the end of high school, students may request a college transcript with the courses and grades that they have earned. Students are not charged a fee to enroll in this program.
Students must earn a B- or better in the courses specified in order to obtain the college credit. Students must be enrolled in a sequential program of study that includes approved ACC courses in the following subject areas: English, Mathematics, and Science. Students must also be enrolled in one of the approved career content areas listed on the official College Career Pathways informational chart (page 18).
Students in this recognized College Career Pathways program are guaranteed admission to ACC upon graduation from high school. Credits may be transferable from ACC to any other institutions within the Connecticut College Education System.
Students must fulfill the following:
· Complete the College Career Pathways Application by November 1 of Grade 12
· Complete a minimum of 3 credits in Math (including Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2)
· Complete a minimum of 4 years of English
· Complete a minimum of 2 years of Science (including Chemistry)
· Complete a minimum of 1 year of Business/Technology Education course
· Earn a grade of B- (80) or better in individual courses to receive ACC credit hours
· Earn a high school diploma or G.E.D.
Asnuntuck Community College credits cannot be awarded unless an application is submitted by the deadline. See your school counselor for more information and an application form.
Application for gaining college credits at EFHS, click here.
Application to gain college credits for classes taken at EFHS, click here.
Junior Planning at EFHS
Program listing for classes gaining college credit, click here.