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Middle College

A promotional flyer for Roseville Pathways: Early Middle College. It features a group photo of students, some holding Sierra College pennants. The text highlights a program at Independence High School where students can earn up to 60 college credits. It includes contact info for Marisa DiGiordano, the phone number (916) 782-3155, and the website www.RosevillePathways.com.

Benefits of the Early Middle College Program:

  1. College Credit: Students gain college credits at no additional cost, saving time and money when they transition to a four-year university or other post-secondary institution.

  2. College Experience: Students experience a college environment early, which helps them develop critical skills like time management, independence, and academic commitment.

  3. Career Pathways: The program prepares students for a variety of career paths, giving them an advantage in the job market or providing a solid foundation for further higher education.

  4. Supportive Community: Students are part of a collaborative community, with guidance from both high school and college staff, ensuring they are on track for success both academically and personally.

The RJUHSD Early Middle College Program is an excellent opportunity for high school students to accelerate their education, reduce college costs, and gain a competitive edge in their academic and career futures.

To learn more or recieve a tour please contact:

Marisa DiGiordano
(916)782-3155

 

Gemini said An informational flyer for the Sierra College Early Middle College program.

  • Flexible Educational Experience: The Early Middle College pathway offers a mix of high school and college courses, allowing students to tailor their academic journey based on their interests and career goals.

  • Personalized Support: With the collaboration of high school and college staff, students receive guidance and support throughout the program. They benefit from academic advising, mentorship, and resources to help balance high school responsibilities with college-level coursework.

 

The RJUHSD Early Middle College Program at the Roseville Pathways campuses offers a unique and flexible educational pathway that allows students to begin earning college credits while still enrolled in high school. This partnership between students, their families, and staff from both the Pathways Middle College Program and Sierra College provides a supportive environment for academic success.

Key Features of the Program:

  • Dual Enrollment: Students in the program are enrolled both in high school and college courses at Sierra College, giving them the opportunity to earn college credits while working toward their high school diploma.

  • Accelerated College Pathway: The program is designed for motivated students who want to get a head start on their college education. By the time they graduate high school, students can complete 30 to 60 college units, equivalent to one to two years of college coursework.

A collage of photos showing students participating in the Early Middle College program, including campus visits to UC Davis, group photos on the Sierra College campus, and students exploring college facilities like the Arts & Computational Sciences building and the Welcome Center.