Northeast Bradford School District partners with Commonwealth University and Lackawanna College to offer college courses to high students in grades 11 & 12. These courses are designed for highly-motivated, academically successful students who plan to attend college after graduation in both 2-year and 4-year programs. NEB partners with Lackawanna College for dual enrollment courses. Through the dual enrollment program, students have the opportunity to earn college credits while they also earn high school credits for the same coursework. These courses are offered at GREATLY discounted rates (75% - 90% off the typical price)! These courses are intended to meet general education requirements at the college level. These are requirements all students must meet regardless of their chosen majors. Please see below for more information on Lackawanna Dual enrollment courses. NEB partners with Commonwealth University for Concurrent courses. These are college courses taken outside of NEB curriculum. Please see below for further information on Commonwealth University Early College Program.

COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY

The Early College Program through Commonwealth University is open to 11th & 12th graders. Students may apply using the below link.

These are college level classes and earn college credit through the Commonwealth University. Once a student completes a course through the Early College Program, her/she will have an official college transcript.

The Early College Program runs independently from Northeast Bradford School District. NEB students may enroll in the program but the courses do not appear on an NEB transcript, are not counted in GPA and do not count towards graduation.

The Early College Program fall course registration begins in the summer and in November for spring. Current students and applicants have been sent (or will be) the registration information along with the link to set up a meeting time to discuss course options. New students can apply on our website below.

Here is the CU Early College Website: https://www.commonwealthu.edu/admissions/early-college

As for course search, students can search our online Banner course search located in the link below. They should use the drop down for Spring 2025. Students are welcome to take an online course as long as there is a seat available, and they meet any prerequisites for the course. As noted, before, once they apply or are currently enrolled, they will or have received the link to set up a meeting time.

https://reg-prod.ec.passhe.edu/StudentRegistrationSsb/ssb/term/termSelection?mode=search&mepCode=003315

If that link does not work: https://www.commonwealthu.edu/my-commonwealthu and then click on "Course Search"

Any student seeking additional information should make an appointment with Mrs. DeLamarter in the school counseling office.

LACKAWANNA COLLEGE

Students will decide during the school year if any of the Northeast Bradford courses they are taking are ones for which they would ALSO like to earn Lackawanna College credit. Lackawanna courses are $300 - $400 dollars. Textbooks are included. Students will register during the school year approximately mid-way through their coursework. We will collect the payment on behalf of the students and forward payment to Lackawanna College.

LACKAWANNA COURSE NAME CORRESPONDING NEB COURSE NAME

COM 125 – Effective Speaking (3cr.) Presentation Literacy

ENG 105 – College Writing (3cr.) AP Literature and Composition

ENG 110 – Intro to Literature (3cr.) Contemporary Literature Survey

PSY 105 – Intro to Psychology (3cr.) AP Psychology

ECO 105 – Macroeconomics (3cr.) Economics (Semester 2 only)

MAT 120 – College Algebra (3cr.) Trigonometry/Pre-Calculus or Calculus

MAT 135 – Intro to Statistics and Data Analysis (3cr.) AP Statistics

CHM 120/121(lab) – General Chemistry I (with lab) (4cr.) Chemistry II or AP Chemistry

PHY 120/121(lab) – General Physics I (with lab) (4cr.) Physics

ACC 105 – Principles of Accounting (3cr.) Accounting I

Prerequisites

To participate, students must meet the eligibility requirements outlined in the district’s Dual Enrollment Policy; however, if students do not meet all eligibility requirements, they may be permitted to participate with permission from the district administration.