SUNY Oneonta's College in High School partnerships are an affordable, convenient way for high school students to get a head start on college!
We offer a variety of college-level courses through partnerships with more than 50 school districts across New York State, with new partnerships in development on a continual basis. We also provide engineering and healthcare professions courses through the Otsego Northern Catskill (ONC) BOCES New Visions programs and an education pipeline program through the Delaware, Chenango, Madison, Otsego (DCMO) New Visions program.
High school teachers can teach courses right in their high schools, or through distance learning as part of their school day. SUNY Oneonta faculty members provide academic support, and our ExCL Center provides organizational assistance.
The cost of $150 for a three-credit course and $200 for a four-credit course is significantly lower than the cost of taking a course at most public and private schools, making this a very affordable way for students to challenge themselves, while earning credits before even beginning college. SUNY Oneonta’s high school partnerships allow and encourage students to explore academic interests and develop the skills to be successful in college and life.
- Baruch College Campus HS
- GEOL 1015 - Science of Natural Disasters (4 credits)
- Bethlehem Central High School
- ASTR 1100 - Introductory Astronomy (3 credits)
- ASTR 1100 - Introductory Astronomy (3 credits)
- Bolivar-Richburg Central School
- GEOL 1015 - Science of Natural Disasters (4 credits)
- Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake High School
- FASH 1300 - Apparel Construction (3 credits)
- Charlotte Valley Central School
- BIOL 1012 - Introduction to Human Anatomy & Physiology I (3 credits)
- Cicero-North Syracuse High School
- FASH 1300 - Apparal Construction (3 credits)
- FASH 3110 - Interior Design (3 credits)
- Cornwall Central High School
- POLS 1210 - US Government (3 credits)
- Eastchester High School
- GEOL 1020 - Introduction to Geology (4 credits)
- East West School of International Studies
- ASTR 1080 - Descriptive Astronomy (3 credits)
- Fox Lane High School
- GEOL 1020 - Introduction to Geology (4 credits)
- GEOL 1015 - Science of Natural Disasters (4 credits)
- James Madison High School
- GEOL 1015 - Science of Natural Disasters (4 credits)
- GEOL 1020 - Introduction to Geology (4 credits)
- Kipp NYC College Prep High School
- CHEM 1022 - Introductory Chemistry (3 credits)
- Laurens Central School
- PHYS 1030 - General Physics I (Non-Calc) (4 credits)
- SPAN 2001 - Second Year Spanish (3 credits)
- FREN 2001 - Intermediate French I (3 credits)
- CHEM 1022 - Introductory Chemistry (3 credits)
- Mahopac High School
- GEOL 1020 - Introduction to Geology (4 credits)
- Margaretville Central School
- HDFS 1100 - Children in Families (3 credits)
- Massapequa High School
- HDFS 1100 - Children in Families (3 credits)
- Marymount School of New York
- METR 1010 - Introduction to Meteorology /Weather (4 credits)
- Monroe Woodbury High School
- FASH 1300 - Apparel Construction (3 credits)
- FASH 1300 - Apparel Construction (3 credits)
- FASH 3110 - Interior Design (3 credits)
- FOOD 1300 - Introductory Foods (3 credits)
- FOOD 1300 - Introductory Foods (3 credits)
- New Dorp High School
- GEOL 1015 - Science of Natural Disasters (4 credits)
- Oneonta High School
- GEOL 1015 - Science of Natural Disasters (4 credits)
- Ossining High School
- GEOL 1020 - Introduction to Geology (4 credits)
- Palmyra-Macedon High School
- GEOL 1015 - Science of Natural Disasters (4 credits)
- Palmyra-Macedon High School
- GEOL 1020 - Introduction to Geology (4 credits)
- Paul D. SchreiberHigh School
- GEOL 1020 - Introduction to Geology (4 credits)
- Saunders Trades and Technical High School
- FASH 1300 - Apparel Construction (3 credits)
- POLS 1210 - U.S. Government (3 credits)
- Schalmont Central School
- EPSY 2040 - Child Growth and Development (3 credits)
- Sleepy Hollow High School
- GEOL 1020 - Introduction to Geology (4 credits)
- Smithtown Central School East
- FASH 3110 - Interior Design (3 credits)
- FASH 3110 - Interior Design (3 credits)
- Colonie Central High School (South)
- ESCI 1010 - Introduction to Oceanography (3 credits)
- Stamford Central School
- COMP 1000 - Composition (3 credits)
- Suffern High School
- EDUC 1060 - Education Issues, Philosophy, and Foundations (3 credits)
- FASH 3110 - Interior Design (3 credits)
- Tappan Zee High School
- ESCI 1010 - Introduction to Oceanography (3 credits)
- Valley Central High School
- FASH 1300 - Apparel Construction (3 credits)
- Westlake High School
- ESCI 1010 - Introduction to Oceanography (3 credits)
- Woodlands Middle and High School Greenburgh SCD
- GEOL 1015 - Science of Natural Disasters (4 credits)
ONC BOCES is made up of 19 component school districts with campuses in Grand Gorge and Milford serving students in its 1660-square-mile area. Students must be enrolled in one of the ONC BOCES New Visions programs in partnership with SUNY Oneonta to receive college credit for the courses listed below.
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- New Visions Engineering
- PHYS 1030 - General Physics I (Non-Calculus)
- PHYS 1040 - General Physics II (Non-Calculus)
- COMP 1000 - Composition
- LITR 1000 - Themes in Literature
- New Visions Health Professions
- COMP 1000 - Composition
- BIOL 1012 - Introduction to Human Anatomy & Physiology I
- PHYS 1030 - General Physics I (Non-Calculus)
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DCMO BOCES is a regional educational agency made up of 16 component school districts with a campus in the Norwich area and one outside of Sidney serving students in its 1825-square-mile area in upstate New York. Students must be enrolled in the DCMO BOCES New Visions Education program in partnership with SUNY Oneonta to receive college credit for the courses listed below.
- New Visions Education
- COMM 1400 – Public Speaking
- COMP 1000 - Composition
- EDUC 1060 - Education Issues, Philosophy, and Foundations
- EPSY 2040 - Child Growth and Development
Information for Students
How to Apply: If you are a high school rising senior at one of the schools listed above and you are interested in taking a College in High School partnership course for SUNY Oneonta credit, let your school counselor know, so they can assist you in making sure that the course(s) will fit into your schedule and that you have the appropriate academic preparation. Online application/registration forms for CHS programs can only be obtained through our approved partner high school instructors. Payment for course(s) is due upon acceptance and before course registration, and may only be made online. Payments can only be accepted, and credit earned during the registration dates listed on the online course application/registration form.
Program expectations: All College in High School partnership students are expected to adhere to the educational regulations and policies set forth by SUNY Oneonta and comply with our Code of Student Conduct. This information is shared during the application/registration process and you (and a parent or guardian if you are under the age of 18) are required to confirm that you have read it and will uphold it.
Transcripts: Grades earned upon completion of College in High School course(s) are used in the calculation of the student’s GPA at SUNY Oneonta and will appear on the student’s transcript. Once College in High School course(s) have been completed, an official transcript may be obtained or sent to another institution by making an official transcript request.
College in High School Course Fees
- $150.00 per 3 credit course (includes transcript fee)
- $200.00 per 4 credit course (includes transcript fee)
A reduced program fee or fee waiver may be considered and applied for those students who are eligible or who participate in the Federal Reduced/Free Lunch Program. To receive the reduced or waived course fee(s) the school must provide SUNY Oneonta with a letter verifying official proof of participation from their school district by working with the ExCL Center.
Students will not be registered in course(s) without full payment of course fee(s) or official proof of fee reduction or waiver. SUNY Oneonta College in High School Partnership program students are charged a nominal program fee. The program fee does not support qualified educational expenses for tax purposes therefore, no 1098-T (Tuition Statement) form will be generated. Program fee(s) are non-refundable.
Learn more: If you are a high school student and do not see your school listed, please either check with your school counselor to confirm course offerings, or contact SUNY Oneonta College in High School Program Coordinator Rebecca S. Lynch at 607-436-2548.
Information for Teachers and Counselors
Teaching a College in High School course is a great opportunity for you to explore a specialized area that interests you; giving your students the chance to try something new while getting a head start on college. In addition to earning college credit before they even begin their post-secondary education, your students can get a taste of college level work and expectations. You’ll receive support in developing your curriculum from experienced SUNY Oneonta faculty and the ExCL center staff.
Have an idea for a course you’d like to teach? We are continually growing our partnerships and course offerings, so if you are a school counselor or instructor and do not see your school listed but would like to partner with SUNY Oneonta, please contact College in High School Coordinator, Rebecca S. Lynch at 607-436-2548.
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Extended and Community Learning Center
215 Hunt Union
SUNY Oneonta
108 Ravine Parkway
Fax: (607) 436-2692
ExCL@oneonta.edu
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