College Courses

COLLEGE LEVEL COURSES 

By the time students reach their high school years, many are ready for the challenge of college level work. Courses offering such work allow the students to make the academic transition to a higher level without having to make other social and emotional adjustments, thus easing their transition to college life. This experience also allows an opportunity for students to test their skills and discipline within the framework of college expectations. It may allow students to acquire sufficient college credits to accelerate their college programs if enough courses are successfully completed and accepted by their selected colleges/universities. 

CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT COURSES:- College level courses are taught at the high school by high school faculty members who are also approved adjunct instructors with the respective, contracted college or university academic department. *(A change in teaching staff can affect available college courses.) Concurrent enrollment courses are offered through MVCC (Mohawk Valley Community College) and TC3 (Tompkins Cortland Community College). Students wishing to earn college credit at Brookfield CSD through MVCC or TC3 do not have to pay tuition to the college and are concurrently enrolled. Instruction, materials and testing are similar to on-campus classes. As part of SUNY, MVCC and TC3 credits are transferable to most colleges and universities around the nation and meet General Education Requirements. Supervision of the programs is maintained by faculty of the respective college. 

*Please see the course guide for a complete list of available courses.