Career Education (CE) and High School Articulation: Earn College Credit for High School Courses
What is High School Articulation?
Articulation is a process where you can earn college credits for specific Career Education courses that you take in high school by matching the course requirements with an equivalent college course. As a high school student, you may be taking CE or ROP classes that have an articulation agreement with FLC. This means that if you earn an A or B in the class, you earn credit not only from your high school, but college credit from FLC!
Benefits of High School Articulation
- Earn your college degree in less time
- Eliminate duplication of coursework between high school and college
- Save money - concurrently enrolled students don't pay tuition
- Experience the college environment
- Explore career fields before starting college
Our High School Articulation Handbook is a great resource!
For more information about the Folsom Lake College High School Articulation Program, please contact the Career Education Transitions Coordinator at HSArticulation@flc.losrios.edu.
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What High School Students Are Saying
"The high school articulation program encouraged me to continue towards college. It’s a great way to get started on my future."
"This class gave me a sense of direction and the confidence that I can do college level work. It allowed me to have a more in-depth education while feeling accomplished."