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You’d get your diploma, a jump start on a degree or career, and save money too.

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Two paths … infinite possibilities.

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Dual Credit takes you twice as far because these classes count toward your high school diploma and your college degree.

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Take a class, start a program – or even finish one – while in high school. You'll be at work or on to a university that much quicker.

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Early College News

Madison College student and 2024 DREAM Scholar recipient Patricio Tinoco
2024 DREAM Scholar Patricio Tinoco strives to elevate first-gen Latino students
Madison College student and 2024 DREAM Scholar recipient Patricio Tinoco aims to be a leader, specifically advocating and inspiring other first-gen Latino students.
Columbus High School graduates who earned medallions
Madison College Awards Special Medallion to Nearly 400 High School Graduates
Approximately 400 graduating seniors received the medallion for completing 12 or more college credits or earning a credential prior to high school graduation.
Local 311 fire fighters present students and staff with $10,000 check
NextGen Student Fund receives $10,000 from local fire fighter union
As part of ceremony, eight students, all former NextGen Responders Academy, received $1,000 scholarships