A program that allows gifted high school juniors to skip their senior year and enroll instead in college. The term "Early Admission" is sometimes used to refer collectively to Early Action and Early Decision programs.

a process whereby high-school students may apply and be accepted to post-secondary earlier than usual. Admission is contingent upon satisfactory completion of their high-school diploma.

In some instances, students can take standardized tests that are required by an institution and apply for admission early in their senior year. If a student chooses to apply for early admission and is [..]

Early admission applications have earlier deadlines than the regular college admission process, typically November 1 instead of January 1. Colleges may notify early admissions candidates about the sta [..]

Full-time enrollment at FSW by eligible high school students. Permission of the high school principal or designee is required.

n. admisión anticipada (or temprana)

A form of dual enrollment through which eligible secondary students enroll in a postsecondary institution on a full-time basis in courses that are creditable toward the high school diploma and the ass [..]

A program in which a college accepts students to begin college work before they graduate from secondary school. Admission standards are more stringent for early admission candidates.

Process that allows highly qualified high school juniors to skip senior year and enroll in college.

Admitting students into college courses before they have completed the standard high school graduation requirements.

A program that allows gifted high school juniors to skip their senior year and enroll instead in college. The term "Early Admission" is sometimes used to refer collectively to Early Action a [..]

US colleges and universities have two early admission programs, early action and early decision. Early decision commits the student to attending the school if admitted, early action doesn't. Inte [..]

Early admission allows students to enroll in college before completing high school, generally after their junior year.

An admission plan which allows a student to enter college at the end of the junior year in high school. Admission requirements are usually as stringent or more so than usual.