About the Program

The High School+ Program is designed for students who:

  • Are age 18 years or older.
  • Want to earn a high school diploma while preparing for college-level course work or a career. (Note: In most cases, a High School Diploma or GED are required to be eligible for Financial Aid).
  • Want to earn credit for prior learning including: work and military experience, a prior learning portfolio, and high school and college transcripts.

  Affordable

Tuition costs just $25 per quarter with financial assistance available.

  Convenient

Start any time or the year with continuous enrollment. In-person, hybrid and remote options are available. Learn more about class modalities.

Get Started

Fill out the form below or call (360) 442-2580 to request further information about High School+, or any College and Career Preparation program.

We will guide you through the process of enrolling in the program, starting with:

  1. An Intake Appointment
  2. CASAS (Comprehensive Adult Student Assessment System) Testing, a basic skills test that allows students to demonstrate their increasing knowledge and skills. It also helps instructors determine how to proceed with effective coursework. CASAS tests are typically given at the end of the quarter and prior to program enrollment.

Additional age-based requirements

Under 21 years old

Students under the age of 21 must complete all graduation requirements, including non-credit requirements and the High School and Beyond Plan

21 years old and over

Students aged 21 and older are required to meet the minimum credit requirements and are not held to additional non-credit requirements.

 

Contact College and Career Preparation

General Inquiries

Contact our main office for more information about the CCP, ELL, HS+, and Open Doors programs.

  (360) 442-2580 -- Se habla espaƱol!
  (360) 442-2589
  collegeandcareerprep@lowercolumbia.edu
  Admission Center 151
  Monday - Friday: 8 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

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  Jill Yates

  (360) 442-2584 
  jyates@lowercolumbia.edu
  Vocational (VOC) #102