Register for Early College Academies by Jan. 24
Register for Early College Academies by Jan. 24
Don't miss out on the opportunity to earn free college credits through the Early College Academies program! MMSD, in partnership with Madison College, will offer high schoolers the ability to participate in five early college academies for the 2025-26 school year. The application deadline is Friday, Jan. 24, 2025.
Further details on each of the district’s academy programs, which are held at Madison College, holds the potential for students to earn as many as 30 college credits at no cost, is as follows:
- Early College Biomedical Academy: For students interested in medical lab careers, the Biomedical Academy offers hands-on learning in bio-health fields. This program prepares students for high-wage, in-demand healthcare careers. Up to 25 students will be admitted.
- Early College Networking & Cybersecurity Academy: The Networking & Cybersecurity Academy prepares students interested in technology, networking and cybersecurity for careers in IT and cybersecurity. Up to 25 students will be admitted.
- Running Start: Personalized Academy: The Running Start: Personalized Academy allows students to create their own program of study, working with Madison College advisors to tailor a course schedule that leads to a technical diploma in a high-demand field. This program provides flexibility and the opportunity to explore various career paths. Up to 25 students will be admitted.
- Early College Education Academy: For students interested in pursuing a career in education, the Early College Education Academy offers a pathway into the teaching profession. Students will earn up to 30 college credits toward a Liberal Arts Transfer-Education Associate Degree, helping to take the first step toward a future in education. Up to 50 students will be admitted.
- Early College STEM Academy: The Early College STEM Academy is designed for students who want to explore fields in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). With a focus on increasing access for underrepresented students in STEM fields, this program offers a chance to earn college credits and build a strong foundation for future STEM careers. Up to 100 students will be admitted.