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High School Early Entry Program

1+3 Viking / Forester Early Entry Program

Now you can complete up to one year of college before you graduate high school. Here's how it works...

4 Programs to Choose From

Choose one of the four pathways for achieving transferable college credits you can use to complete a degree at HU:
Agriculture - Animals Pathway
HU Courses (10 credit hours total)CTE Courses
Introduction to AgriculturePriniciples of Agriculture
Advanced Animal ScienceAnimal Science
Horticultural ScienceAdvanced Life Science, Animals
 Agribusiness Capstone
 Horticultural Science (Plants Pathway)
Business - Accounting Pathway
HU Courses (12 credit hours total)CTE Courses
Principles of Accounting IPrinciples of Business Management
Principles of Accounting IIAccounting Fundamentals
Business Organization & ManagementAdvanced Accounting
Business Software ApplicationsAccounting Capstone
 Digital Apps
Education Pathway
HU Courses (10 credit hours total)CTE Courses
Introduction to EducationPrinciples of Teaching
Educational PsychologyChild & Adolescent Development
Sophomore PracticumTeaching & Learning
Education of the Exceptional LearnerEducation Professions Capstone
Radio & Television/Digital Media Arts Pathway
HU Courses (11 credit hours total)CTE Courses
Media OverviewPrinciples of Radio & TV
Radio Announcing & ProductionAudio & Video Production Essentials
Intro to Digital Media ArtsMass Media Performance
TV Sports ProductionRadio & Television Capstone

Get Started

Talk to your HNHS guidance counselor about your plans to participate in the 1+3 Viking/Forester Early Entry Program. Then, work with your guidance counselor to complete the steps listed below.
How to Become an HU Early Entry Student

Apply

Register for Classes

We will review your application and transcript. Once you have received your acceptance letter:

  • Contact the Office of the Registrar to make arrangements to register for classes on campus. You can do this in person at Becker Hall on campus, by phone (260) 359-4011, or via email at RegistrarsOffice@huntington.edu.

After you have registered for classes

Cost for HU Courses in the 1+3 Program
  • $100 per credit hour

  • $75 per credit hour for students eligible for free or reduced lunch

Hometown Grant

Huntington County residents who take early entry classes will be eligible to receive up to $2,000 in additional grant money annually when they pursue their degree at HU. This money is available through the Hometown Grant, which provides funds to any aspiring HU student who resides in Huntington County, regardless of need or income. Learn More >

Questions About Your Next Step?

We're always available and we're happy to help. Please don't hesitate to call (800) 642-6493 or contact admissions@huntington.edu.

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