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Middlesex College Connections
The High School Scholars Program provides eligible students the opportunity to earn Middlesex College credit while still attending high school, also known as a Dual Credit Program. Courses for MC Scholars is $125/course (nonrefundable) and non-transferrable and can be paid by either check or money order.
Grading:
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Only grades of “C” or better are considered transferrable. Middlesex College’s grading scale is as follows: A(93- 100), A-(92-90), B+(87-89), B(83-86), B-(80-82), C+(77-79), C(70-76), D(60-69)
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Once a grade is recorded it remains on the student’s permanent record at Middlesex County College.
***Students must sit for the entire course to receive credit. Students who go on home instruction or switch courses mid-year must drop or withdraw from the credit option by the appropriate MC deadline. Students who are not dropped from the course will receive a grade of a “W”.
Students will have the option of obtaining MC credits by enrolling in specific courses at EHS. An application must be completed and payment made to MC for each course the student is pursuing for the related college credits. Students may take the dual-enrollment course for high school credit only or work towards the full Associates' Degree by completing the required 60 credits (including a minimum of 15 credits of Residency directly through Middlesex College).
Please click here for a video introducing the Edison Township Public Schools Early College Program (MC Connections).
To track the courses for yourself as you progress through the program, please use the Audit Sheet for the specific program you wish to pursue:
African American Liberal Arts
Business Liberal Arts
Criminal Justice Transfer
Dance Liberal Arts
English Liberal Arts
General Liberal Arts
History Liberal Arts
PE/Recreational Liberal Arts
Additional program information and Frequently Asked Questions can be accessed on the district's webpage.
Students should notify their School Counselor of their intention to pursue MC credits or one of the Associates Degree by May 1st.