High School Students

High school students have the opportunity to take courses at MCC while still enrolled in high school. Eligible students can expand or supplement their high school education, start their college education early, or take classes for personal enrichment. After completing MCC courses, high school students tend to be more confident, able to perform better in high school classes, and are more prepared for college, academically, socially, and intellectually.

Manchester Community College is becoming CT State Manchester on July 1, 2023. The CT State admissions application is now open for Fall 2023 enrollment.

Select an application below based on when you’d like to enroll.

All continuing, degree-seeking students will become CT State students as of July 1, 2023.

Credits earned at this stage of education can be applied to a MCC degree program or be transferred to another college/university. Depending on the number of credits earned, students can graduate with a college degree and pursue a career earlier, being more marketable to employers. In addition, high school students add a different perspective to the classroom, enriching the education of others.

To be eligible to take a courses, a few requirements must first be met:

Requirements

  • Be in the junior or senior year of high school.
  • Complete an application and contact Mariah Thomas once submitted.
  • Demonstrate eligibility with either a high school transcript, SAT/ACT scores, AP scores if applicable, or assessment testing.
  • Contact Mariah Thomas for registration approval.

Registration

  • High school students can only register after speaking with Mariah Thomas.
  • Students may take up to eight credits, or two classes, per semester.
  • High school students can take classes during any semester (Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer) on campus or online. Eligible tuition waiver will only be applied during the fall and spring semesters.
  • Once eligibility is approved, you may register at any time.

Cost

Students are required to pay tuition and fees in full, as well as any costs associated, textbooks, supplies and transportation. Students in the College Career Pathways and High School Partnership programs receive a tuition waiver with approval during the fall and spring semesters.

Transfer Credit

Earned credits can be applied to an MCC degree program or transferred to another institution. Submit a transcript request through myCommNet to have a transcript sent electronically or via mail through Parchment. Official transcripts are processed free of charge.

Contact

Contact the Interim Associate Director of Admissions, Mariah Thomas, via email or 860-512-3214.

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