Early College Credit Program
The Early College Credit Program (ECCP) allows for high school students to take classes at MSOE and gain both high school and college credit. Please reach out to your high school guidance counselor today to see if your high school participates in MSOE’s Early College Credit Program!
The Early College Credit Program at MSOE allows students to continue their education beyond what participating high schools have to offer. Students have the options to get an introduction to many different academic programs as well as taking higher level English, math and science courses. ECCP will provide you with a step ahead of others on your path to higher education.
In order to be eligible for the Early College Credit Program:
- Students must have completed the 9th grade and have demonstrated that they have the prerequisite knowledge to be successful in the MSOE course.
- Students must have an unweighted GPA of a 3.0 and an acceptable disciplinary record to participate. Proof of prerequisites may be required depending on the course.
- Students must apply no later than March 1 for a course to be taken in the upcoming fall semester or Oct. 1 for a course to be taken in the upcoming spring semester.
How you benefit:
- Students take a college course at a reduced cost.
- Students who successfully complete the course may be granted high school and college credit. Check with your guidance counselor for your school district’s policies.
- Students will be able to participate in advanced learning opportunities at the college level.
Materials required for application:
- A Wisconsin's Private, Nonprofit Colleges and Universities (WAICU) Early College Credit Program and High School Special Agreement Form.
- An official high school transcript through last completed high school semester.
- An MSOE Early College Credit Program Application
- Official AP Test scores or ACT scores may be required as a prerequisite for some courses. Please contact the Coordinator of ECCP if you would like to know if your course requires prerequisites.
Suggested Courses
Although students may enroll in any MSOE course for which they meet the prerequisites, we encourage students to consider the following freshman level courses. View the Academic Catalog to browse the available courses. In order for your school district to pay for a course, they must first approve your enrollment in that course. Please note that course times vary each semester.
The following are some suggested ECCP courses at MSOE:
|
Semester Course |
Credits |
Department |
|
CAE 1851- Introduction to CAECM Graphics |
(2 credits) |
CAECM |
|
BME 1010- Introduction to Biomedical Engineering |
(2 credits) |
EECS |
|
CPE 1500- Digital Logic |
(4 credits) |
EECS |
|
CSC 1110- Software Development |
(4 credits) |
EECS |
|
CSC 1120- Data Structures and Graphical Interfaces |
(4 credits) |
EECS |
|
CSC 1310- Introduction to Programming with Python |
(3 credits) |
EECS |
|
CSC 2611- AI Tools |
(3 credits) |
EECS |
|
ELE 1000- Introduction to Electrical Engineering |
(3 credits) |
EECS |
|
COM 1001- College Writing |
(3 credits) |
HSC |
|
MTH 1110- Calculus I |
(4 credits) |
MATH |
|
MTH 1120- Calculus II |
(4 credits) |
MATH |
|
MTH 2130- Calculus III |
(4 credits) |
MATH |
|
MTH 2140- Differential Equations |
(3 credits) |
MATH |
|
MTH 2310- Discrete Mathematics |
(3 credits) |
MATH |
|
MTH 2340- Linear Algebra with Applications |
(3 credits) |
MATH |
|
No Courses |
|
ME |
|
NUR 1000- Introduction to Professional Nursing Practice |
(3 credits) |
NU |
|
NUR 2000- Nutrition in Health and Illness across the Lifespan |
(3 credits) |
NU |
|
BIE 1000- Introduction to Biomolecular Engineering |
(3 credits) |
Phy&Chem |
|
BIO 1110- Cell Biology and Genetics |
(4 credits) |
Phy&Chem |
|
BIO 2310- Clinical Microbiology |
(4 credits) |
Phy&Chem |
|
CHM 1010- Chemistry I |
(4 credits) |
Phy&Chem |
|
CHM 1020- Chemistry II |
(4 credits) |
Phy&Chem |
|
CHM 1050- Chemistry for Life Sciences I |
(4 credits) |
Phy&Chem |
|
PHY 1110- Physics I- Mechanics and Thermodynamics |
(4 credits) |
Phy&Chem |
|
BUS 1850- Information and Operations Technology |
(3 credits) |
RSOB |
|
BUS 2221- Microeconomics |
(3 credits) |
RSOB |