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1. Research early college high schools in your area.
2. Attend informational sessions or visit the schools to get a better understanding of their programs.
3. Review the admissions requirements and determine if you meet the criteria.
4. Complete the application form, including providing personal information and academic records.
5. Write a personal statement or essay explaining your interest in attending an early college high school.
6. Request letters of recommendation from teachers, counselors, or other educational professionals.
7. Submit the completed application by the specified deadline.
8. Attend any required interviews or assessments.
9. Wait for the admission decision and review any financial aid or scholarship opportunities.
10. If accepted, complete any necessary enrollment paperwork and prepare for the transition to the early college high school.

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5. - Come from underprivileged backgrounds and need extra support to succeed academically.
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What is early college high school?

Early college high school is an educational program that allows students to earn both a high school diploma and college credits at the same time, typically by attending courses at a local college or university.

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Students enrolled in early college high school programs may need to file specific documents or applications set by their educational institution or state education department.

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What is the purpose of early college high school?

The purpose of early college high school is to provide students with the opportunity to earn college credits while still in high school, thereby enhancing their educational experience and reducing the time and cost of obtaining a college degree.

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