Collegiate Academy is a dual credit program that offers high school students
the opportunity to earn a year or more of college credit at a discounted cost in their high school classrooms.
Collegiate Academy
A pathway to higher education for Nevada's high school students
College curriculum in the high school
Students can graduate high school with as many as 15 credits on their college transcript that may be seamlessly used at the 性爱五色天, Reno or transferred to many other colleges and universities state and nationwide.
The program implements current 性爱五色天, Reno curriculum and coursework in the high school classrooms. College professors work with the high school teachers, meeting regularly to go over lesson plans, review coursework and provide guidance. The result is a course that leverages both the content expertise of University faculty with the instructional expertise of the high school teachers.
By the numbers
7,022
Students enrolled
36
participating high schools
38
courses available
Collegiate Academy overview
Southern NV
- Arbor View High School
- Canyon Springs High School
- Centennial High School
- Chapparal High School
- Cheyenne High School
- Cimarron Memorial High School
- Coronado High School
- Del Sol Academy of the Arts
- Durango High School
- Eldorado High School
- Foothill High School
- Laughlin High School
- Legacy High School
- Mater Academy East
- Moapa Valley High School
- Mojave High School
- NWCTA
- Sierra Vista High School
- SLAM NV
- Spring Valley High School
- Sunrise Mountain High School
Northern NV
- AACT
- Coral Academy of Science
- Damonte Ranch High School
- Elko High School
- Fernley High School
- Galena High School
- Incline High School
- McQueen High School
- North Valleys High School
- Proctor R. Hug High School
- Reed High School
- Smith Valley High School
- Spanish Springs High School
- Spring Creek High School
- Yerington High School
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Collegiate Academy offers courses for students that are designed to fulfill requirements and open pathways to more advanced coursework earlier in a student's college experience.
College of Liberal Arts
- English 101,102
- History 102
- Communications 101
- Sociology 101
- Spanish 111, 112, 211, 212, 226
- French 111, 112
- Japanese 111, 112
- Music 121, 122, 203, 204, 211, 212
- Political Science 101/Economics 100 (Business)
College of Science
- Chemistry 121
- Geology 100
- Geography 121
- Math 120, 126, 127
- Psychology 101
The Reynolds School of Journalism
- Journalism 103, 107
College of Agriculture, Biotechnology and Natural Resources
- Agricultural Science 100
- Environmental Science 101
College of Education and Human Development
- Education 201, 203, 214, 215
- All courses are $75 (3 credits)
- No application fees
- No book fees for students (paid by districts)
- Credits are transferrable wherever 性爱五色天, Reno credits are accepted
- School district academic calendars are followed
- Transition planning to higher education is offered for students with IEP’s and 504’s.
I've always known I'm going to college. However, I never knew how to do it. I'd always been scared of failing or giving up because of not being smart enough. I always had doubts. [鈥 Working hard and passing college classes have shown me I can go to college and I can pass. Taking these classes has given me confidence, saved my family money and taught me life skills.
Victoria Gallegos
Cheyenne High School '23 now attending the College of Southern Nevada
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